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Tebogo, who had disappeared since the burial of his parents and brother, had left after the murders of his family in the middle of last month
While the Ramantosha family was still shocked to lose his loved ones on Thursday, they had the shock of their lives after hearing that the missing son was one of the suspects arrested for the triple murder of the family.
On June 22, Patrick Ramantosha, 55, his wife Boingotlo Fridah Ramantosha, 47 years old. Keabetswe Ramantosha, 22, was found dead with her hands and legs tied up and her mouth gagged.
Thursday, Tebogo and his co-defendants Mmoloki Tlhaelo, 37, Poloko Segwagwa, 27, and Cornelious Saidoo, 28, were brought to trial in Molepolole magistrate's court
After their indictment, Monitor's team visited the bereaved family for the umpteenth time they claimed to have only learned that their son's arrest during The Monitor's visit.
This publication came home to find Boingotlo's mother and Patrick's eldest sister sitting by the fireplace in the company of some community members, who had also heard the news and were rushing into the family [19659002] "As we told you, since the tragedy struck our family, we do not know anything, there is nothing new to share with you," said Boingotlo's mother at the Following presentations to the family
"What we do not know about
Tebogo being arrested.We only know that he has disappeared", she says, besides that she herself with grief.
When asked if the police had not yet informed them of their latest investigations, the mother of the deceased denied that the police had ever visited them. "The last time they were there, it was to tell us that they were still looking for Tebogo because we had opened the file of a missing person a few weeks ago. say that he was arrested and that he appeared in court today, we hope that the police will come to warn us.
"So we can not comment further on something of which we are not sure. ", Says the grieving grandmother of Tebogo
Since the tragedy, it is said that Tebogo could be involved in the mbadacres of his family.
However, efforts to get his family to talk failed because they could not comment. Nunn Lesetedi, director of criminal intelligence services at the Botswana Police Service (BPS), said that he could not comment on these reports.
"Most of the arrests of the suspects were fresh and they appeared in court today, hence our detailed investigations," Lese Tedi said, of Thursday's appearance of the quartet in court of Molepolole Magistrate.
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