Police in Chipata district in Eastern Province are still looking for a father who is alleged to have shot dead his 19 year -old son for wearing his mother’s trousers.
Eastern Province Deputy Commissioner of Police Sharon Zulu says the suspect Martin Mwale has since vanished , despite having assured his family that he would report himself to police after shooting dead his son who is a grade 12 pupil of Chipata Trades Institute secondary school.
ZANIS reports that Ms Zulu in an interview today said that, the suspect as most likely fled into neighbouring Malawi where he allegedly owns businesses.
She stated that police are still carrying out investigations.
Last week, Mr. Mwale allegedly shot his biological son Martin Mwale Junior on the left thigh after it was reported that his son wore his wife’s trousers which annoyed him extremely to the extent of shooting the deceased.
The body of the deceased has since been buried while his father is still on the run.
Na o mwana aliya sana. It’s unafracan even to touch your mother’s dress.
His father wanted his son to be “normal”. Not a fucvking gay.
Maybe he even owe wigs.
Father shoots dead son. I don’t see logic in this heading.
Hahaha kuti waseka kwati nachiwama. Kwena yali ni drama. Maybe the boy is a closet homosexual who needed help.
nsanje kuipa bati
This father is facing the music from his children for bad upbringing. Teach your children whan they are young,
Some things in this society of ours are mind-boggling! A 19 year old is an adult old enough to reason. Why would he wear his mother’s trousers? And then his Father also should have sat him down to find out exactly why his son did such a thing! The Father overeacted too much. It could have made some sense if this teenager had worn his Father’s trousers.Katwishi mwandi ichalo ichi
What I thunk is that the boy is a biological son to the shooter but a step son to the mother whose trousers he wore. The shooter could be much older than the wife (this thing of young wives by Easterners as we know them). The wife, unsatisfied by the man must have turned to the step son for help in that area I don’t want to mention. You know at that age ukulowa can cause the boy to get addicted to his step mother to an extent that he even reached the stage of wearing her trousers or even the knicker (I hope they inspected him) just to feel the closeness. I saw another step son stop school in grade eleven just because he was introduced to her sweet area. Umwaice alilekelapo nesukulu so that he creates more time to do the job when the father was at work underground. He was a shimaini like…