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Family devastated after murder of E Cape woman

18 April 2018, 7:57 AM  |
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Preliminary post-mortem test results revealed that Nomaba Luzipho was raped and shot several times.

Preliminary post-mortem test results revealed that Nomaba Luzipho was raped and shot several times.

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Preliminary post-mortem test results revealed that Nomaba Luzipho was raped and shot several times.

The family of Nomaba Luzipho 76, who was found dead in a pool of blood in her home in Peddie in the Eastern Cape, has appealed to anyone with information about her murder to come forward.

Family spokesperson Sahlulele Luzipho says, “It’s an act that has not just left us shocked as the family, it’s the most shocking news ever. We just hope the police will do their work. Surely we want the perpetrator or the perpetrators who have done this act to face the full might of law.”

Preliminary post-mortem test results revealed that she was raped and shot several times.

She lived in Maxaxa Village outsider of Peddie.

 

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