The case against a 20-year-old North West woman who allegedly confessed to ordering a hit on her entire family in 2016 has been postponed to January 13 for a formal bail application.
Onthatile Sebati, 20, appeared with co-accused Kagiso Mokone, 23, and Tumelo Mokone, 23.
They made a second appearance in the Brits magistrate's court on Thursday and were remanded in custody until January 13, for a formal bail application. The accused face five counts of murder and aggravated robbery.
Sebati allegedly told police earlier this month that she had ordered a hit on her family in 2016 when she was 15.
Her father, police constable Solomon Lucky Sebati, 41, her mother Mmatshepo, 40, three-year-old brother Quinton and her eight-month-pregnant sister Tshegofatso, 22, were murdered by what was reported to be a gang at the time.
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Case against 20-year-old North West woman who 'confessed to ordering hit' on family is postponed
The case against a 20-year-old North West woman who allegedly confessed to ordering a hit on her entire family in 2016 has been postponed to January 13 for a formal bail application.
Onthatile Sebati, 20, appeared with co-accused Kagiso Mokone, 23, and Tumelo Mokone, 23.
They made a second appearance in the Brits magistrate's court on Thursday and were remanded in custody until January 13, for a formal bail application. The accused face five counts of murder and aggravated robbery.
Sebati allegedly told police earlier this month that she had ordered a hit on her family in 2016 when she was 15.
Her father, police constable Solomon Lucky Sebati, 41, her mother Mmatshepo, 40, three-year-old brother Quinton and her eight-month-pregnant sister Tshegofatso, 22, were murdered by what was reported to be a gang at the time.
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