Kgwarae killers didn�t touch his P80,000 rolex watch

Monday, February 29, 2016

It has come to light that the killers of Abobakwe Abo Kgwarae, a witness in the murder of slain former Fairgrounds CEO Michael Montshiwa, only made away with a cheap cellphone gadget and left behind on his arm, a Rolex watch estimated to cost P80,000.

The family is questioning why the thief choose to steal only his Huawei phone which costs less than P2,000 and left the Rolex watch.

Whilst the Commissioner of Police, Keabetswe Makgophe, has strongly denied allegations that the death of Kgwarae is linked to the cold blooded murder of Montshiwa, the family believes otherwise.

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