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Woman In Court For Cutting Off Msnh00d Of Rapist Who Murdered Her Daughter (Photo)

A 23-year-old mother Veronique Makwena appeared in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, November 20, for assaulting and cutting off penis of man who allegedly raped and murdered her 5-year-old daughter in August.

Makwena, her sister-in-law, Noxolo Manelin (pictured above), together with a family friend Siyabonga Pakade, have been charged with attempted murder.

The suspect was arrested after the body was discovered but later released from custody two days later.

Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Alwin Labans had said the man was released pending further investigation. Labans added that the police were also still waiting for DNA results.

“The suspect was released pending further investigation. Depending on what they get the suspect might be arrested again,” he said.

August 2 will forever be embedded in the memory of the young mother. On that day three months ago, her daughter Chantelle, went missing from their home in the Rocklands farm area, Port Elizabeth.

“I left her with my friend who had been staying with us, because she was not well – I was going to the shop with my elder sister,” said Makwena.

“We walked to the shops, which is some distance away, and when we got home my daughter wasn’t there and it was night already.

“Makwena said they looked everywhere for Chantelle but when it became dark, they had to stop.

“What boggled my mind was the fact that I could see Chantelle’s shoes lying on the floor. She never went outside without her shoes on.

Her body was found a day after she disappeared, bloodied and slumped over in a ramshackle toilet seat close to their home.

“When she was found, my heart sank, I was crushed. My pinkmeisie was gone. While we looked for her through the night, she had been lying in that cold toilet. I was broken, I still am.

“The three women were arrested in September after they confronted the alleged perpetrator who is known to them. They were held in custody in September for two weeks.

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