Son Convicted Of Raping Own Mother Twice

Monday, August 24, 2020

FRANCISTOWN: On Friday, the spectre of rape reared its ugly head again, although this time it was a rare and strange case implicating a son for raping his biological mother.

The gory details of how a then 31-year-old man of Gumare village raped his then 47-year-old mother at Gumare in the North West District of Botswana in 2017 emerged at the Francistown High Court much to the dismay of the court audience.

In the first count, the accused, unnamed for legal reasons, was convicted of raping his mother at around 11pm near a cemetery in Gumare on September 6, 2017.

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Son Convicted Of Raping Own Mother Twice

FRANCISTOWN: On Friday, the spectre of rape reared its ugly head again, although this time it was a rare and strange case implicating a son for raping his biological mother.