https://ewn.co.za/2022/01/18/mmakau-family-murder-accused-due-back-in-court-for-bail-proceedings?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
JOHANNESBURG - The three charged in the Mmakau family murder case are normal back in the Brits Magistrates Court for bail procedures on Tuesday morning.
Onthatile Sebati is blamed for recruiting Tumelo and Kagiso Mokone to kill her folks, her sibling and her pregnant sister in Mmakau, close to Brits, in 2016.
Last week, the case was deferred after it arose that Sebati - who was 16 at the hour of the homicides - was seen by friendly laborers who suggested that she go through mental assessment.
Police said that Sebati admitted to coordinating the wrongdoing and surprisingly drove officials to her supposed accessories.
The three denounced have been in police care since they were captured in December last year.The post has been circulating on the facebook social media platform, which serves the purpose of informing the public about the daily news happening both locally and globally all over the world.
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