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Brothers hand themselves in for murder

Kayla RouxBy Kayla RouxMarch 19, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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Two brothers aged 21 and 29  handed themselves over to the police this afternoon following the murder of a 45-year-old Zolani Resident in Grahamstown, according to a release by the SAPS.

Two brothers aged 21 and 29  handed themselves over to the police this afternoon following the murder of a 45-year-old Zolani Resident in Grahamstown, according to a release by the SAPS.

Following a complaint about a man lying in the street near the cemetary in Zolani, Grahamstown police found paramedics at the scene who informed them that the man had died. 

He had several wounds on his body, and several items in his house were covered in blood.

A case of murder is under investigation, but the motive is not yet known. Both suspects will appear in court once they have been charged.

 

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