LIMPOPO- The two suspects, aged 20 and 29-years-old respectively, were arrested on Friday, 8 September.
“The two arrested suspects will appear before the Thohoyandou Magistrates Court on Monday, 11 September, on a charge of violating graves and a corpse,” says police spokesperson, Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo.
Meanwhile, Mojapelo says the traditional healer, from Tshikonelo village, who earlier appeared on a charge of defeating the ends of justice, was remanded in custody until 30 October 2017 for further investigation to take place.
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