Illegal immigrants turn on one another

Monday, February 16, 2015

Unsolved murder cases involving foreigners with false identities killing one another are on the rise in Botswana.

FRANCISTOWN: Police here are worried about incidents of murder that go unresolved because lack of evidence. Most of the incidents are believed to be perpetrated by illegal immigrants on one another.

The police disclosed that some of the murder incidents happen in the bushes at night when no one is present to witness the crimes. The police stated that foreigners, who come to Botswana without passports and use false identifications during their stay here, are to blame for some of the untraceable offences.

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