No breakthrough in sebina/marobela serial killer case

Monday, November 18, 2013

FRANCISTOWN: The trail of an alleged serial killer linked to a spate of killings, arson and rapes in Marobela and Sebina areas some months ago is getting colder by the day.

Police confirmed last week Friday that they were yet to arrest the culprit.Three women were killed, one in Sebina and two in Marobela, by the alleged serial killer. Those killed in Marobela were an 85-year old woman and her daughter. The incidents happened between May and early July this year.

Although villagers are adamant that a single person is responsible for the deaths, because the killings were conducted in a similar pattern, police are yet to ascertain that.

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