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Kopong murder accused interfers with witnesses

Friday, January 27, 2023 | 4440 Views |

Kopong murder accused PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

New evidence has since emerged that the third accused in the Kopong murder trial, Outlwile Aston is interfering with witnesses.

Outlwile is accused of interfering with one of his sons who is a witness in the murder trial. Outlwile is accused together with three others for the murder of his wife, Barulaganye Aston in Kopong last year.

Barulaganye was a teacher in Kopong. Earlier, one of the accused Leufty Kosie was also pointed out as interfering with witnesses.

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Kopong murder accused interfers with witnesses

New evidence has since emerged that the third accused in the Kopong murder trial, Outlwile Aston is interfering with witnesses.

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