Man Nabbed After Luring His Girlfriend to Quiet Place and Shooting Her Dead (Photo)

A man has been nabbed after luring his girlfriend to a quiet place and murdering her in cold blood afterwards.

Cops arrest a suspect who allegedly shot his new lover in Tladi, Soweto, earlier this month after a dispute over rent money. Photo by Trevor Kunene

 

A South African woman got into a fierce fight when she asked her new lover to pay R1 500 rent for her.

 

According to Daily Sun SA, the woman ended up being allegedly killed by the man earlier this month!

 

Her body was found with three gunshot wounds in the face in Tladi, Soweto.

 

It’s believed she was shot by her new lover, who lured her to a quiet spot by promising to pay her rent.

 

Cops bust the suspect on Friday. He allegedly confessed to the murder and said he had met the woman at a funeral.

 

He said the woman had asked for rent money, which he told her he would get at his place later.

 

The suspect reportedly said the woman told him she had dropped off her other boyfriend at a relative’s house, and would pick him up later.

 

The suspect apparently said he shot the victim in the face three times, dumped her body in the veld, and sold her VW Polo.

 

The cops found the suspect after following leads which they found in the woman’s handbag.

 

They were led to a house, where they found another woman wearing her flip flops!

 

The murder weapon was sold to a person in Cosmo City.

 

The suspect was expected to appear in court soon.

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Nick Gordon Found Legally Responsible For Wrongful Death Of Bobbi Kristina

Nick Gordon has been found responsible for the death of his ex, Bobbi Kristina Brown after failing to show up for court on Friday.

A hearing had been scheduled for 9:30am at Atlanta’s Fulton County Superior Court to hear motions pertaining to the wrongful death suit filed last August by the estate of Bobbi Kristina against Gordon and for a judgment to be entered in the case.

Gordon, who had elected to represent himself in the trial, was not in attendance however, leading the judge to declare that all allegations made by Bobbi Kristina's estate in the case would be admitted through omission. A jury will now hear the case and decide on the damages owed by Gordon to the estate, who had been seeking $50million in their lawsuit.

Bobbi Kristina, the daughter of Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston, passed away at the age of 22 on July 26, 2015. 

She spent the final six months of her life in a medically induced coma after being found unresponsive in a bathtub at her Georgia home. 

The news that Gordon had failed to appear for court was first reported by 11 Alive . No criminal charges have been filed against Gordon at this time.

'In court today, we finally finished a long journey for justice for Bobbi Kristina Brown,' R. David Ware, a lawyer for Brown’s conservator, said outside of court. 

'He is legally responsible for her death, and the only thing left for us to prove is the value of her life,' R. David Ware, the lawyer for Bobbi Kristina's estate, said outside the courthouse Friday morning.

'And we intend to do that.'

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Abortion: Court remands boyfriend, friend for teenager’s death

An Ado Ekiti Magistrate’s court on Monday remanded a 21- year old man, Olarewanju Olorunfemi and a female accomplice Sadiat Akeem, 18 for carrying out an aportion leading to the death of an 18-year-old Fumbi Taiwo.

The police prosecutor, Sgt. Caleb Leranmo, told the court that the accused committed the offence on May 25 at Ilawe Ekiti in Ekiti South West Local Government Area of Ekiti state.

He alleged that Olorunfemi was the boyfriend of the deceased while Akeem was her friend.

According to him,the accused persons committed an offence contrary to Section 319 of the Criminal Code, Cap C 16, Laws of Ekiti State. 2012.

He added that he had duplicated and sent their case file to the office of the Director of Public Prosecution for legal advice.

The plea of the accused were not taken as their counsel, Mr Tunde Olayemi, sought for a date of adjournment pending the advice of DPP.

Magistrate Ropo Adegboye consequently ordered the remand of the duo in prison and adjourned the case till June 22 for further hearing.

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