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Butchered Kopong woman’s kids go for counselling

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Kopong murder accused, (Lto R) Kebalemoge Ntsebe,Outlwile Aston,Leufty Kosie and Oageng Letsholo PIC: PINNE BOTHOKO

Two minors who were with their mother when she was butchered to death at Kopong last month are currently receiving psychological support.

The duo’s uncle, Gabathuse Molelu revealed in an interview on the sidelines of court appearance of accused persons in the case at the Broadhurst Magistrate’s Court last week Thursday.

The accused are Oageng Moagi Letsholo, 46, Leufty Gaolemogwe Kosie, 47, Kebaleboge Ntsebe, 42, and the deceased’s husband, Outlwile Aston, 48.

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