A Zimbabwean man killed stepson for money rituals

[Augusta]

A 37-year-old Zimbabwean man, Lovemore Sithole, has been convicted in Botswana for selling his six-year-old stepson for ritual purposes.

He is reportedly to have received $15,000 USD (approximately 200,000 Botswana Pula) in exchange for the child. He now faces the death penalty in a case that has sparked widespread outrage.


Sithole orchestrated a grim deal, trafficking his stepson to individuals allegedly involved in ritual sacrifices. he negotiated the transaction, handing over the boy in exchange for the significant sum. The horrific crime culminated in the young boy’s disappearance and death, leaving a devastating impact on his family and communities in both Botswana and Zimbabwe.

The boy was reported missing, and a month later, Botswana authorities discovered human remains in an area linked to suspected ritualistic activities. DNA analysis confirmed the remains belonged to the missing child, cementing Sithole’s involvement in the heinous act.

 

[Min George]

And the funny part is that those rituals don't work. To make money, it doesn't need any rituals but offering value.

 

[eLdavis]

It's the season, a lot of people will be wanting to renew their rituals, so we have to be extremely careful.

 

[Xtynehappy]

I have realized money is the biggest challenge in most lives and the source of evil nowadays.

 

[magnus2022]

In African, money ritual is widespread. A lot of people are involved in the heinous crime and most walk free from the hand of the law and justice. Thank God that the police in Zimbabwe and Botswana still have conscience. In Nigeria, such case will not see light of the day.

 

[kit_hung]

I have realized money is the biggest challenge in most lives and the source of evil nowadays.

It is true that money has become a huge challenge in the lives of many people. Many struggle to earn enough but it often becomes difficult. It is a saying that money is good but greed is bad. Sometimes people use unclean ways to pursue money and that is where problems and evil begin. But with discipline and ethics, money can be a tool to help life and not a source of suffering.

 

[Augusta]

People always looking for the short cut way to make money and more money