Man gets two life terms, 48 years for Limpopo farm murders

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Man gets two life terms, 48 years for Limpopo farm murders: The Limpopo High Court on Wednesday sentenced a 28-year-old man to two life imprisonment terms plus 48 years for the murder of a Bela-Bela farmer and a worker in 2021.

Lazarus Justice Mohapi was found guilty on two counts of murder, conspiracy to commit robbery, robbery with aggravating circumstances, unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition and contravention of the Immigration Act.

“An intelligence-driven operation comprising Bela-Bela crime intelligence and detectives was activated to track down the suspect.

 

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