Vosman police investigating double murder
Next to the body there was a stone full of blood and the upper had clothes on.
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Vosman police are investigating two cases of murder.
The first murder was reported on Sunday, August 5 at about 02:10 at Hectorway in Lynnville.
The police reported that when they arrived at the murder scene, they found a man laying on the ground covered in a foil and on inspection the officer noticed that the body had injuries on its head and the face was also covered in blood.
Next to the body there was a stone full of blood and the upper had clothes on.
The deceased was taken to the government mortuary and was certified dead by the pathologist.
The motive of the murder is unknown.
The second murder happened at Clewer on Tuesday, June 19 at about 11:00.
It was reported by the police that the officer received a complaint of a person who has died at Witbank Hospital.
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Upon arrival at the hospital he was shown the victim with bruises all over his body.
An inquest docket was registered.
Allegedly the victim was transferred to the hospital on the same date from Isiphosensimbi Health Care Centre and was declared dead on the same day.
Investigation conducted and the witness who survived stated that they were suspected of stealing by neighbours as the deceased once worked at the suspect’s house.
They took them to Vosman taxi rank where they assaulted them with sticks and sjamboks joined allegedly by taxi drivers.
Both cases are under investigation and no one has been arrested.
“Community members are sensitized not to take law into their own hands. If there’s someone in the community who committed crime, the community should always call the police not assaulting suspects, they will be arrested” said Vosman police station communication officer Constable Kgomotso Maluleke.
Please call her at 013 659 8432/33 or cell 082 373 8447, alternative toll free numbers cell phone 112 or landline 08600 10111, Anti-Corruption 0800 701 701.