National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Lumka Mahanjana said the deceased, her brother and a friend had gone to the bush in Maboloka, Brits, close to Makoso’s house on April 29 last year.
Makoso, 31, called the three children to his house and instructed the brother and the friend to go back home to put on shoes. “He promised to give them fish on their return. The two boys left and he then led the little girl back to the bushes where he raped, strangled her and set her body alight,” Mahanjana said.The child was reported missing later that day.
The community and the family searched for the missing child and on April 30 they went to Makoso’s house where they apprehended him and handed him over to the police. On May 1 2021, Makoso confessed to killing and burning the child’s body. He then pointed out to the police where the incident occurred.The matter was postponed to September 19 for sentencing.
Now if only we could do something so je isn't a burden on the taxpayer for life
He must be dealt with nicely
This is where the death penalty should come in But we have a society of soft lawmakers who dont realise that many criminals dont get rehabilitated, are members of gangs that revel in the spelling of blood This 1996 constitution is often working against us. We need to update it