The Police team currently investigating emerging issues from the rerun elections in Rivers State will this week write telecoms firms to demand the call data of Governor Nyesom Wike.
Wike, in alleged telephone calls during the rerun polls on December 10, in the state, instructed some electoral officials and other aides to rig the election.
The voice also vowed to make sure some INEC officials don’t leave the state alive.
Audio clip, alleged to be the recording of such conversation, has since been released, where a voice, said to belong to Wike, issued various directives, including a death threat.
It was gathered that the investigation team, set up by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, would demand the details of Wike’s calls before, during and shortly after the election.
A senior police source told Punch that the detectives would carry out forensic analysis on the governor’s incoming and outgoing telephone calls, including the name of the callers, the numbers dialled, the time, date and duration of the calls, as well as SMS.
“Obtaining the CDR shouldn’t pose any difficulty to the investigators because the telecom firms have it on their exchange.
‘‘Forensic analysis of the audio tapes would be matched with the call logs, which will also assist in identifying the voice prints of the suspects,” the source said.
Further findings indicated that the leaked audio of the telephone calls would be matched against the governor’s voice print to determine if he was involved in the communication.
The voice print is a set of measurable characteristics of a human voice that identifies an individual.
Wike had earlier said he won’t submit to probe, but now it’s technology that will tell everything.
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