South African farmers accused of killing two ladies, feeding bodies to pigs

Three men in South Africa are accused of killing two ladies and feeding their bodies to pigs on their farm in a case that has outraged the public.

The boys appeared in court Tuesday within the northern province of Limpopo. The recount wants them to remain at the relieve of bars until their trial is concluded.

Farm proprietor Zachariah Johannes Olivier, supervisor Andrian Rudolph de Moist and employee William Musora face two counts of premeditated slay, one rely of tried slay and possession of an unlicensed firearm. Musora, a Zimbabwean nationwide, also faces prices of being within the country illegally.

It is alleged that in August, a truck belonging to a dairy firm dumped doubtlessly expired goods at Olivier’s farm, prompting the ladies, Locadia Ndlovu and Maria Makgatho, to trespass and strive to glean the merchandise.

Both had been shot and killed. A man with them became as soon as injured and crawled to a shut-by toll road to speak for inspire. He told police, who stumbled on the ladies’s decomposed bodies in a pigsty.

A number of political parties protested outdoors Mankweng Magistrates Court docket, calling for the lads to be denied bail and face the most harsh which that that you must factor in sentence. The South African Human Rights Commission called on the public not to rob the law into their hands in retaliation.

Violent crimes on South Africa’s farms were a subject for years, together with the killing of farmers by criminals and farmers’ abuse of workers.

The case will continue subsequent month.