ISSUE 202 - FREE
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NOVEMBER 2018
COMMUNITY NEWS. ORIGINAL - ACCURATE - FIRST
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Most gruesome murder Sunday morning saw the discovery of a most gruesome murder in Thistlegrove, Kinross. The body of Samuel Mkhonza was discovered by his wife at 05H45 in the kitchen area. His decapitated body was lying in a pool of blood. The scene was so gruesome that some police officers were in shock after witnessing the scene. According to our sources no one heard anything during the night, only to discover the body early in the morning. The deceased’s wife and youngest son were in the house when the police arrived. The eldest son’s whereabouts are not yet determined.
The police suspects that domestic violence played a large role in the murder. The police are investigating all leads but still have not made any arrests. SAPS Forencic Services were on the scene when the Bulletin arrived, fine combing the crime scene. The list of gruesome incidents does not stop there, on Wednesday a young girl was found murdered in eMbalenhle. On Wednesday, 7 November at 19: 45, Mr Dladla went to the Police station to report his missing daughter, Mihle Zingamo, 14 years of age. According to Mr Dladla, Mihle left home and accompanied her older sister to the
salon. Mihle left her older sister in the salon and told her sister that she was going back home because she was hungry. According to Mr Dladla the victim never arrived home. Her cell phone was not with her as she left it at home. A Joint Operation Centre (JOC) was established and activated. A search was conducted with the community members of EXT 15 and EXT 17 in eMbalenhle as well as sector forums. At about 21:55, unfortunately, the missing girl was found at EXT 17 in the street. Tied to her legs and hands were black plastic bags. There was blood on her nose. The search
was called off and all role players were summoned to the scene, a case docket of MURDER was opened. The modus operandi is similar to that of the 11-year-old girl that was found murdered in May when she went missing and was found murdered in eMbalenhle. According to our sources, there is also another similar case 6 months prior to the 11-yearold girl’s case. The Bulletin received a call on Sunday night that mob justice was about to take place in EXT 17 in eMbalenhle.
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