Five people were recently found dead in Zimbabwe. The murders happened in different parts of the country. The police are asking the public for help finding the killers.
In Harare, an 18-year-old named Simon Kembo was killed. His body was left near a sports bar. He had a deep cut on his head.
Qinisela Nyathi, age 46, was murdered in Bulawayo. Police found his body in a bushy area. His throat was cut, and his arm was badly hurt.
The body of Lackius Murimi, age 40, was found in a dam in Goromonzi. His hands were tied up with rope. He had two bad cuts on his head.
Admire Tshuma died on the way to the hospital in Gwanda. He was attacked and had a big gash on his forehead.
Gladys Ndlovu, age 36, was also killed. Her body was discovered in a rural area called Lothe Village. She had many injuries.
The police spokesperson said these crimes are terrible. He wants anyone with information to contact the police right away. People are scared and want the killers caught soon.
The country is very sad about these deaths. Everyone hopes the criminals will be brought to justice. But no one knows if the violence will get worse before things get better.
In Harare, an 18-year-old named Simon Kembo was killed. His body was left near a sports bar. He had a deep cut on his head.
Qinisela Nyathi, age 46, was murdered in Bulawayo. Police found his body in a bushy area. His throat was cut, and his arm was badly hurt.
The body of Lackius Murimi, age 40, was found in a dam in Goromonzi. His hands were tied up with rope. He had two bad cuts on his head.
Admire Tshuma died on the way to the hospital in Gwanda. He was attacked and had a big gash on his forehead.
Gladys Ndlovu, age 36, was also killed. Her body was discovered in a rural area called Lothe Village. She had many injuries.
The police spokesperson said these crimes are terrible. He wants anyone with information to contact the police right away. People are scared and want the killers caught soon.
The country is very sad about these deaths. Everyone hopes the criminals will be brought to justice. But no one knows if the violence will get worse before things get better.
