Man guilty of killing best friend

Wednesday, December 13, 2017

FRANCISTOWN: The idiom crime does not pay replicated itself at the High Court Tuesday when a man was found guilty of murdering his best friend.

According to information that was presented in court, the convict, Othusitse Motefu (28) and his friend Unangoni Bulayani Dolomane went to drink alcohol at a certain bar in Selebi-Phikwe on August 31, 2013.

While still entertaining themselves at the bar, the duo, who were described as rascals and a nuisance by Justice Zibani Makhwade, decided to rob one bar patron of his P100.

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Man guilty of killing best friend

FRANCISTOWN: The idiom crime does not pay replicated itself at the High Court Tuesday when a man was found guilty of murdering his best friend.

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Selefu

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