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‘Insurance killer’ got max cover on slain cousin

Monday, June 26, 2023 | 1360 Views |

If evidence brought to court is anything to go by, sometime in 2017, Thato Tsametse thought of a way to make quick startup cash for a cab business.

In August 2017, he would put his plan in motion, buying two identical Mmoloki Funeral Policies at the maximum benefit of P25,000 each.

He covered his two orphaned cousins, Kelebogile Ofentse and the slain Arnold Ofentse. A Botswana Life Fraud Risk Manager, Nonkululeko Rutang who is one of the state witnesses in the ongoing trial of Tsametse for the murder of Arnold, told court that they reported the strange development.

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‘Insurance killer’ got max cover on slain cousin

If evidence brought to court is anything to go by, sometime in 2017, Thato Tsametse thought of a way to make quick startup cash for a cab business.

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