Bulawayo Man Murdered During Bush Romp With Neighbour
A Bulawayo Man Jameson Mwembe was murdered by unknown assailants whilst he was having sex in the Bush with his neighbour.
Whilst Mwembe was being attacked by two unknown men his girlfriend Fadzai Mativenga (33), managed to escape and informed Mwembe’s wife.
The incident occurred on Saturday at around 10 PM at a rocky area between Mabutweni and Njube suburbs near Mwembe’s house. According to Mwembe’s girlfriend, the two men who attacked her and Mwembe wore black clothes that covered them concealing their identities.
Mwembe allegedly took advantage of an electricity blackout to have bush sex with Fadzai Mativenga.
Mativenga sustained head injuries and is admitted at Mpilo Central Hospital.
Said Mwembe’s wife;
At around 10 PM, this woman came knocking at my door, she called me by name. She told me that she was on her way from church when she found my husband lying lifeless on the ground. I suspected she had a hand in my husband’s attack because why would she know me by name and my house. When l wanted to rush to get a vehicle to take my husband to the hospital, she said we should first rush to the scene and check if he was still breathing,” said Mrs Mwembe, who struggled to speak between sobs.
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The incident occurred on Saturday at around 10 PM at a rocky area between Mabutweni and Njube suburbs near Mwembe’s house. According to Mwembe’s girlfriend, the two men who attacked her and Mwembe wore black clothes that covered them concealing their identities.
Mwembe allegedly took advantage of an electricity blackout to have bush sex with Fadzai Mativenga.
Mativenga sustained head injuries and is admitted at Mpilo Central Hospital.
Said Mwembe’s wife;
At around 10 PM, this woman came knocking at my door, she called me by name. She told me that she was on her way from church when she found my husband lying lifeless on the ground. I suspected she had a hand in my husband’s attack because why would she know me by name and my house. When l wanted to rush to get a vehicle to take my husband to the hospital, she said we should first rush to the scene and check if he was still breathing,” said Mrs Mwembe, who struggled to speak between sobs.
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