Three Appear in Court Over Murdered Woman's Stolen Smartwatch
Three suspects appear in Kempton Park court over alleged theft, possession, and sale of murdered woman Elizabeth Moselakgomo's smartwatch.
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Three suspects appear in Kempton Park court over alleged theft, possession, and sale of murdered woman Elizabeth Moselakgomo's smartwatch.
Three men appeared in court over Elizabeth Moselakgomo's smartwatch, with two granted bail and one denied due to immigration issues.
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