Man in jail for allegedly battering his dad, mom & sister to death with knobkerrie


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Man in jail for allegedly battering his dad, mom & sister to death with knobkerrie! The Kgomotso Periodical Court in the North West province has postponed the case against Olebogeng Mampe Kale, a 33-year-old man charged with the horrific murder of three members of his family.

The court set December 23 as the next hearing date to allow for further investigations.

Details of the Brutal Incident

The charges stem from an incident that occurred on the evening of November 15, 2024, in Shaleng village. According to the North West National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson, Sivenathi Gunya, Kale is accused of violently attacking his family members inside their home.

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The victims include his father, Mosimanegape Kale (74), his mother, Phodisho Kale (68), and his sister, Bonolo Kale (27). Investigations reveal that the family was seated around a coffee table in their shack when Olebogeng entered and launched a brutal attack using a knobkerrie.

  • First Victim: Mosimanegape Kale was struck on the head with the knobkerrie.
  • Subsequent Victims: Olebogeng then turned on his mother and sister, also striking them on their heads.

All three victims succumbed to their injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene.

Escape and Arrest

While the attack was underway, some family members who were present managed to escape. They reportedly leaped through a window and ran to neighbors for help.

Olebogeng fled the scene after the attack but was apprehended by police the following day, on November 16, 2024.

Court Proceedings and Bail Abandonment

During his appearance in court on Monday, Olebogeng chose to abandon his bail application. Gunya confirmed that the case has been postponed to allow investigators more time to gather evidence.

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“Olebogeng has been remanded in custody until his next court appearance on December 23,” Gunya said.

Community and Police Response

The brutal nature of the killings has left the Shaleng village community in shock. North West Provincial Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Sello Kwena expressed strong condemnation of the murders.

“This act of violence is deeply disturbing,” said Kwena. Despite the tragic events, he praised the local community for their assistance, which played a key role in Olebogeng’s swift apprehension.

Kwena also reassured the public that police are committed to ensuring a thorough investigation and a successful prosecution.

Further Investigation Underway

Police and prosecutors are continuing to gather evidence to build a strong case against the accused. The decision to delay proceedings until late December is aimed at ensuring that all aspects of the crime are fully investigated.

As the legal process unfolds, the community remains hopeful that justice will be served for the victims of this devastating crime.

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A Community in Mourning

The small village of Shaleng has been left reeling from the tragedy. Neighbors who responded to the pleas for help have described the horror of the scene and the deep sense of loss felt by the community.

Local leaders have urged residents to support one another during this difficult time while trusting the justice system to hold the perpetrator accountable.

The Path to Justice

As the December court date approaches, the focus remains on ensuring a fair and thorough legal process. For the surviving family members and the community of Shaleng, the case is a critical step in seeking closure and justice for Mosimanegape, Phodisho, and Bonolo Kale.

While the tragedy has left scars that may take years to heal, the unity shown by the community and law enforcement offers a glimmer of hope amid the grief.

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