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Police apprehend 4 suspects for murder after being found in possession of male private parts

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Zambia police spokesperson Charity Chanda restrains UPND officials from entering the police headquarters building
Zambia police spokesperson Charity Chanda restrains UPND officials from entering the police headquarters building

Police in Lusaka have apprehended four people in connection with the murder of a man aged between 30 and 35 only identified as Haggai of Misisi Compound. The four suspects were found with the male private parts of the deceased.

The body was discovered this morning around 06:00 hours in a ditch along the railway line between Misisi and Royal Temple International Church by passers-by. Haggai is suspected to have been murdered between 15th and 16th June at unknown time.

The body had a deep cut on the right cheek, throat completely cut off and private parts removed. We are yet to establish the motive behind the killing.

The body of the deceased is lying in UTH mortuary and the recovered body parts have also been taken to the same hospital for expert opinion.

This is contained in a press statement to released to the media by police public relations manager Charity Chanda.

10 COMMENTS

    • The UPND picture and the story:

      Are the police giving the public the idea that UPND officials are behind this gruesome murder for some juju to try and get into power after their failure of Freemason and Illuminati?

  1. Locking up those chaps will be shear waste of time! Just cut off their also. Locking them up or taking them to court one day will see them go to freedom!!!!!!

  2. What kind of journalism is this you are showing a picture of UPND cadres and yet you are talking of a muder case are suspect UPND cadres?You can be sued for such kind of bad journalism.It does not inspire confidency in yo news.

  3. Please napapata.Just do the same to them and Shove their manginas down their throats.Lets not be to linient with such cases to alarm would be offenders.Get some pro torturers on such cold cases,aah…..!

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