Dead Brothers Send Chilling Message From Grave as Killer’s Dark Confession Stuns Zimbabwe
Police have arrested one man while three others remain on the run after a deadly attack that claimed the lives of two brothers.
The police caught Ranganai Joseph Gowanyika, 26, who is believed to be one of four men behind the killing of Moses Bhaera, 36, and his younger brother Joel Bhaera, 34. The brutal attack happened on November 14, 2024, following what police say was a heated argument.
During the deadly encounter, the attackers used a spear and an okapi knife to assault the brothers. After the attack, they went further by burning the victims’ clothes and blankets. The Bhaera brothers were quickly taken to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in Harare for treatment, but sadly both died on November 18, 2024.
“We are treating this as a very serious case,” said a senior police officer at Shamva Police Station. “The level of violence used against these brothers is deeply troubling. Our teams are working around the clock to find the other three suspects.”
The community has been left in fear following the deadly attack. One local resident who knew the brothers said, “Everyone is scared. We’ve never seen anything like this before. These were good men who didn’t deserve to die like this.”
The police have stepped up their search for the remaining suspects and are asking the public for help. “We believe someone out there knows where these men are hiding,” the police spokesperson said. “We urge anyone with information to come forward. Your identity will be protected.”
Local traditional leaders have also spoken out about the incident. “Our community is peaceful,” said one village head. “This kind of violence is not who we are. The killers must be found and face justice.”
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has promised a thorough investigation into what sparked the deadly confrontation. They’ve asked people to report any information to their nearest police station, saying even the smallest detail could help solve the case.
As the manhunt continues, the Shamva community mourns the loss of the Bhaera brothers, hoping that all those responsible will soon be brought to justice.
