Mosala family rejects second postmortem

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Mosala family wth their attorney PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The Mosala family of Bobonong remains unconvinced that their daughter Pedzani Mosala, who died in the custody of Kutlwano Police Station on November 5, 2023, took her own life.

The police provided the family with a second postmortem report last week, echoing the initial one's conclusion of suicide.

The pathologist asserted that Pedzani died of asphyxia due to hanging but acknowledged limitations. "It is worth mentioning that this conclusion was drawn without any information and images from the scene of death and images of the body immediately after death as well as previous postmortem images/findings.

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