Tebejana Family Finally Buries Son�s Remains

Monday, February 05, 2018

A week ago the Tebejana family with the support of Thamaga residents laid to rest the remains of their loved one, who at the time had been missing for almost two months.

The lifeless body of Mopati Tebejana, 28, was found hanging from a tree in the bush at Lephaleng lands, a few kilometres from Thamaga village on January 14, 2018.

Tebejana was suspected of killing his girlfriend, Cecilia July, 33, whose badly decomposed body was discovered dumped in the bushy outskirts of Tlokweng village on November 3, 2017. The Monitor team went to Thamaga to meet the Tebejana family.

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Tebejana Family Finally Buries Son�s Remains

A week ago the Tebejana family with the support of Thamaga residents laid to rest the remains of their loved one, who at the time had been missing for almost two months.

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