Limpopo Teen Conspires With Man To Kill Her Mother Because She Was Denying Her “Freedom”

• A 16-year-old Limpopo girl was arrested after conspiring with a man to murder her mother because she was denying her freedom
• The pair allegedly waited for the woman to come and hit her with a pan before strangling her
• The girl was arrested and charged with murder and appeared in court on Friday but the case was postponed

LIMPOPO - A 16-year-old girl from Limpopo was arrested and charged with murder after killing her mother with the help of a male friend.

The police are currently on the hunt for the girl's accomplice who fled the scene.

16-year-old Limpopo girl murders mother because she wanted freedom

According to TimesLIVE, the Limpopo girl approached her accomplice and told him that she wanted to get rid of her mother because she was denying her freedom.

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Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo confirmed that the incident happened on Wednesday in Lesedi Park. Per the reports, the two suspects waited for the 44-year-old victim to come back home.

Upon arrival, she was hit with a pan and then strangled before being dragged to her bedroom. The girl allegedly slept in her mother's car and reported the matter the following day.

Police arrest 16-year-old Limpopo girl for murdering her mother with the help of a man

Mojapelo confirmed that the girl was arrested and appeared before the Polokwane magistrate court on Friday. The case was postponed to 4 April. The police are looking for the teenager's accomplice who fled the scene.

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In more news, Briefly News reported that Police intercepted and arrested five men allegedly on their way to carry out a hit in Cato Manor, Durban.

While the arrests reportedly prevented what would have been the assassination of a high-profile person, Durban police believe the operation will yield breakthroughs in other ongoing murder investigations.

KwaZulu-Natal police Spokesperson Brigadier Jay Naiker told the media at the scene of the arrest that it was highly possible fingerprint and DNA evidence would link the five suspected hitmen to other unsolved murders, The Witness reported.

Source: Briefly News