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Original Post Date: 2010-09-22 Time: 10:00:03 Posted By: News Poster
By Yvonne Muvhuro
Harare – A fifty-three year old Mbare man, who reportedly assaulted and kidnapped his mother (77) will stay in remand prison until next month after being denied bail by a Mbare magistrate yesterday.
Mrs Monica Bassopo-Moyo died after allegedly succumbing to injuries suffered in the assault. Vito Bassopo-Moyo pleaded not guilty when he appeared before magistrate Mrs Tendai Rusinahama, who remanded him in custody to October 4.
For the State, prosecutor Mr Tungamirai Muganhire opposed bail saying Vito had committed a serious offence.
Mr Muganhire said if granted bail, Vito was likely to interfere with witnesses and his chances of absconding were very high. The State alleges that on August 26, Vito and his mother had a misunderstanding over his girlfriends.
Vito is alleged to have clapped and kicked his mother.
She is said to have escaped and locked herself in her bedroom. Vito allegedly locked the main door and gate to prevent her from coming out of the house.
Mrs Bassopo-Moyo was, however, rescued after four days when a neighbour heard her crying for help. A police report was made and Mrs Bassopo-Moyo’s daughter, Avila Bassopo-Moyo, was contacted.
She was taken to Harare Central Hospital for treatment of the injuries sustained in the assault. She, however, died while admitted at the hospital. Mr Muganhire indicated that the State would seek to alter the charges to murder.
Results of the post-mortem are expected to be presented in court.
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Published by the government of Zimbabwe
Original date published: 22 September 2010
Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201009220422.html?viewall=1