In an interview earlier today with Nana Romeo on Accra FM, the actress acknowledged how her parent’s separation affected her badly.

Salma said after her parents got divorced, she stopped receiving gifts that used to be the norm when they were together.

The actress also said she made a lot of mistakes growing up in her life because she doesn’t have anyone to advise her.

She also stated that, in school, she was all alone. There was no time that anybody visits her like the other kids, to bring her food or anything.

She added that she even took herself to the hospital anytime she gets sick and she kept a lot to herself because there was no one to talk to.

Mr Eshun, who has since the incident in 2014 refused to believe that his son is dead, has also failed to provide proof of his son’s whereabouts.

In the latest interview on Takoradi based Skyy Power FM, Castro’s father exclaimed that nothing could make him and the family admit the son is dead, “not even after the state had declared him so as the law demands.”

Speaking to Nana Kwesi Koomson on the weekend entertainment show; ‘The OC Showbiz’, he stressed that the family abides by the laws of the state, and would not conduct themselves in a manner that would in any sense be considered as a resistance to the laws governing the jurisdiction.

“We are law-abiding people so the family will not resist the state institution from pronouncing him dead in July as demanded but will they force us to have his funeral or will they kill him when he appears after the pronouncement?” Mr Eshun, the father of Castro quizzed.

Mr Eshun stated that his son is not dead so no law or person can compel him to organize the son’s funeral nor will he be killed should he appear after that pronouncement.

Sounding more composed and refusing to reveal more, Mr Eshun says time has all the answers.