Son confesses to killing parents, brother

Friday, August 10, 2018

Murder accused seen leaving court PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Molepolole chief magistrate, Linah Oahile-Mokibe yesterday shocked multitudes that filled the courtroom to the rafters when she announced that Tebogo Ramantosha 28, the son to the deceased couple and younger brother, has confessed to the offence.

Oahile-Mokibe said this when Ramantosha and his co-accused Mmoloki Tlhaelo 37, Poloko Segwagwa 27 and Cornelious Saidoo 28 were appearing for their first mention before Molepolole Magistrate’s Court.

The quartet, faced with three counts of murder, is suspected to have murdered Patrick Ramantosha 55, his wife Boingotlo Fridah Ramantosha, 47, and their son Keabetswe Ramantosha 22.

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Son confesses to killing parents, brother

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