PODCAST | Justice for Kopano: How many witnesses does it take?

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This is the third episode of 'Justice for Kopano', a short podcast series that dissects exactly what happened to Kopano Molelekedi, who was struck down by a motorist, abducted in front of numerous witnesses and left for dead. JusticeforKopano

Kopano Molelekedi's mother Orapeleng Molelekedi, stepfather Izaac Moiloa and siblings Komogelo and Kgothatso.But despite witnesses who are able to describe the man and his car, despite people having taken photos of the event, the police say they have no suspects in Kopano's death., a short podcast series that dissects exactly what happened to Kopano Molelekedi, who was struck down, abducted in front of witnesses and left for dead.

In this episode, we listen to the numerous witnesses to Kopano’s shocking accident and abduction and begin to follow the trail left behind by her killer. If you are one of these witnesses or if you have any information about the day of the incident, please comment below or speak to the reporter looking into the case atFollow the movements on that fateful morning on the map below and understand better why this case just doesn't add up, and try to grasp how a crime with so many witnesses can still go unpunished.

In January 2020 Sunday Times eventually managed to track down the family of Kopano Molelekedi, the little girl who was hit by a car, abducted and left for dead in Pennyville Park Johannesburg. Listen to the podcast series here: https://iono.fm/c/6043 Find this story and more on http://sundaytimes.co.za

This five-part investigative series is a collaboration between the Sunday Times and MultimediaLIVE following a two-year investigation that remains unresolved.

 

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