article_snippet: Jelikatu Kargbo's grave seen from both sides in a cemetery for Ebola victims in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone.
article_snippet: Lost to a deadly disease: The graveyard where Jelikatu Kargbo's was laid to rest.
article_snippet: Jelikatu Kargbo's disappeared following last year's Glasgow games and failed to return to Ebola.
article_snippet: Jelikatu Kargbo's claimed that Jelikatu Kargbo's flight home was cancelled because of the Ebola crisis and Jelikatu Kargbo's passport and wallet were stolen - then Jelikatu Kargbo's was told that Jelikatu Kargbo's family back home had been wiped out by the deadly virus.
article_snippet: Officials in the country's capital Freetown told MailOnline that Jelikatu Kargbo, 56, the nurse in the police service who adopted Thoronka when he was five, along with four other children, after the civil war that ravaged the country, had indeed died last year.
article_snippet: Kargbo worked at the Kingdom Police Hospital in Freetown, where Kargbo caught Ebola from a patient, according to a police source.
article_snippet: Kargbo was admitted to the Rugupta Hospital in the capital city last summer but not before Kargbo passed the virus on to Kargbo three sisters and another son, Musa - who all died.