When Tough Love Goes Wrong: Chitungwiza Man Kills Own Brother For Trying To Protect Niece From Beating
Tragedy Strikes in Family Dispute
A Chitungwiza man is facing murder charges after a tragic incident in which he pushed his own brother to the ground, resulting in his death. Shepherd Zvada, 45, appeared in court accused of causing the death of his brother, Alois Zvada, while trying to discipline his misbehaving daughter.
State’s Allegations
The ZimNow publication reports that according to the State’s allegations presented by Zebediah Bofu, the incident occurred on December 29, 2022, around 10 pm. Shepherd had just returned from a bar with Alois when he attempted to discipline his daughter. Alois intervened, trying to prevent his brother from harming the young girl.
Tragic Turn of Events
However, the situation quickly turned deadly when Shepherd pushed Alois, causing him to fall to the ground and hit his head, leading to profuse bleeding. Shepherd then hired a car to transport Alois to Chitungwiza Central Hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, Alois eventually succumbed to his injuries on January 31, 2023.
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File Image Of Police Officers Carrying A Coffin Box [Image: The Chronicle]Legal Experts Comment on Case
In response to the case, a legal expert commented, “This is a sad situation where family members should have been united. The case calls for the court to determine the facts and apply the law appropriately.”
Another expert added, “It is unfortunate when a situation that started as a good intention, ends in a tragic loss of life. The court will have to consider all the evidence and make a fair decision in the case.”
Community in Mourning
The accused man now faces murder charges, and his fate will be determined by the court. The tragic incident has left the family in mourning, and the community in shock. The case is ongoing, and the family and community continue to grieve the loss of Alois Zvada.