Beheading suspect's family not happy with OP's response

Friday, January 17, 2020

The family of the suspect in the famous beheading case has complained to Office of the President (OP) about malicious prosecution but is not happy with the response.

The devastated family of Simon Kgowe, who was initially accused of beheading his lover Elizabeth Bonolo Kerekang in July 2018 in Gaborone, says it has given up on the country’s justice system.

One family member told Mmegi they recently received a response from the letter they penned to OP last year complaining about malicious prosecution.

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Beheading suspect's family not happy with OP's response

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