DNA on the items matched Adam's DNA. In July 2004, Ojo was charged with child trafficking offences, and jailed for four years. An anthropological analysis of the case revealed all possible fallacies of homogenisation, presumed identity and the impact of globalisation usually related to the unsettling story of African Otherness. See also Murder of Masego Kgomo Witchcraft accusations against children in Africa References Further reading Foix, Alain, Vénus et Adam. Paris, Galaade éditions, 2007. . Sanders, Todd 2003. "Imagining the Dark Continent: the Met, the media and the Thames Torso". Cambridge Anthropology 23(3), 53–66. External links "Boys 'used for human sacrifice'", BBC, 16 June 2005 The torso in the Thames: A 20-year mystery 1990s births 2001 deaths 2001 in London 2001 murders in the United Kingdom Crimes involving Satanism or the occult Date of birth missing Date of death missing History of the River Thames Murdered Nigerian children Incidents of violence against boys Place of birth missing Place of death missing Unidentified murder victims in the United Kingdom Unsolved murders in London