MONROVIA, LIBERIA — Almaz Kadiatu Jalloh has accused Ann-Marie Blamoh and several other individuals of subjecting her to decades of alleged physical and emotional abuse, family deception, and what she describes as irregularities involving her biological identity and the parentage and custody of her children.
The allegations are contained in a lengthy open letter circulated to media organizations and other recipients, in which Jalloh recounts experiences she claims began during childhood and continued into adulthood.
Her account includes allegations of childhood neglect, disputed family relationships, a reported rape incident, alleged manipulation of pregnancy and parentage records, and subsequent legal proceedings involving her children in Belgium.
Jalloh Details Alleged Childhood Abuse
In her account, Jalloh alleges that she endured years of physical and emotional mistreatment, neglect, and deprivation while growing up.
She recalled being sent to Sierra Leone as a child, where she claimed she experienced harsh living conditions, including sleeping on cold floors, going to bed hungry, and attending school without adequate food.
She further alleged that the treatment affected her education, confidence, and personal development.
According to Jalloh, these experiences eventually led her to question her biological identity and investigate her family background. She claims that years of alleged mistreatment caused her to doubt whether Blamoh was her biological mother.
Jalloh also raised questions about the circumstances surrounding her birth and alleged that information about her biological family had been concealed from her.
These claims have not been independently established through available family or official records.
Allegations Involving Former Fiancé and Rape Incident
Jalloh’s letter also details events involving her former fiancé, Momoh Kamara, and a woman identified as Nemata.
She alleged that she was misled about Kamara’s whereabouts in 2011 and 2012, claiming that she had been told he was imprisoned in Germany while he was allegedly in Sierra Leone.
Her account subsequently connects the relationship dispute to a reported rape incident involving Nelson Oniyama.
Jalloh alleges that the circumstances surrounding the incident and subsequent pregnancies were connected to a broader plan involving the parentage of children.
She specifically claims that children were exchanged and that the alleged arrangement later became connected to legal proceedings and DNA testing.
These allegations have not been independently established. The available information does not provide sufficient documentary evidence to confirm that a child exchange or trafficking occurred or to determine the involvement of the individuals named.
Claims DNA Testing and Child Protection Intervention in Belgium
Jalloh said the dispute eventually extended to Belgium, where she alleges that legal proceedings addressed questions involving her daughter’s custody and biological parentage.
She claims that a DNA test conducted on January 28, 2016, established that she and a woman identified as Ann-Marie did not share the expected biological relationship.
She further alleges that Belgian child-protection authorities intervened in the custody arrangements involving her daughter.
The reported DNA findings and the circumstances of the alleged intervention have not been independently confirmed through authenticated laboratory reports or official child-protection records.
The relevant court decisions, DNA documentation, and child-protection records would be necessary to establish the precise findings and circumstances of the proceedings.
Authenticated Audio Recording Introduces Additional Evidence
In a further development, Maryland Online News has obtained an audio recording that has undergone verification of its authenticity and the identity of the speaker.
The recording reportedly captures a conversation in which a woman identified as Jalloh’s mother makes statements that appear to acknowledge wrongdoing relating to aspects of the allegations.
The audio could be relevant to understanding the family dispute and the questions Jalloh has raised about her background and treatment.
However, the precise statements, their context, and the specific conduct being acknowledged must be carefully distinguished from Jalloh’s broader allegations.
The publication will continue examining the recording alongside available documentary evidence. Any statements contained in the audio will be presented in their proper context, without drawing conclusions beyond what the recording establishes.
Medical and Forensic Professionals Also Questioned
Jalloh also raised concerns about the conduct of individuals she identified as medical and forensic professionals, questioning their handling of aspects of her case.
She alleged that their actions were inconsistent with the responsibilities associated with their professions and called for accountability.
The claims against the professionals have not been independently established. Their responses and the relevant medical and forensic documentation would be necessary to assess the allegations fairly.
Seeks Legal Accountability
Jalloh said she intends to pursue legal action against those she accuses of wrongdoing and wants the relevant authorities to investigate the matter.
She indicated that she has gathered evidence that she intends to present through appropriate legal channels.
She also stated that she no longer wishes to maintain contact with Blamoh or individuals associated with her.
Her letter describes the dispute as extending beyond personal and family disagreements, raising questions about alleged childhood abuse, biological identity, the parentage of her children, and the handling of subsequent custody proceedings.
Attempts to Reach Family Unsuccessful
All efforts by Maryland Online News to reach out to the family members named in Jalloh’s allegations for comment were unsuccessful as of publication.
Their responses could not be obtained before this report was finalized. The publication remains open to receiving and publishing any response, clarification, or denial from the individuals concerned.
Investigation and Independent Verification Remain Necessary
The allegations raise several significant questions concerning Jalloh’s childhood experiences, biological parentage, the reported DNA testing, the custody history of her children, and the possible involvement of other individuals.
Although the authenticated audio recording introduces additional material for examination, it does not automatically establish every allegation contained in the open letter.
Maryland Online News has not independently established all the claims through court findings, complete forensic documentation, or official investigative records.
Given the seriousness of the allegations and the potential implications for the individuals and children involved, further examination of the relevant records and responses from those named remains necessary.
Maryland Online News will continue to follow developments in the matter and provide updates as additional verifiable information becomes available
