Justice Setshwantsho passed away in 2015.
The exhumation of the body of the late Justice Setshwantsho, husband to Agnes was conducted in Disaneng Village outside Mahikeng in the North West on Wednesday. This after police were granted an exhumation order.
Justice Setshwantsho passed away in 2015 of what was believed at the time to be of natural causes. His family however raised suspicion that he could have been murdered after his wife was arrested last year for killing her niece and then claiming millions of rands in insurance money. Family and relatives of Justice Setshwantsho accompanied by community members gathered outside the cemetery as police and forensic pathologists were exhuming his remains. Setshwantsho died in February 2015.
His wife Agnes, who is currently standing trial for murdering her niece, is also suspected of killing her son, Kutlo in July. His remains were also exhumed in Kuruman a month ago. Police in the North West say the sole purpose of the exhumation is to investigate the cause of death. “We can confirm that the exhumation of the late warrant officer Setshwantsho and subsequent conducting of autopsy by forensic pathologist to confirm the cause of death are under way. The late warrant officer Setshwantsho was allegedly killed by his wife who has been arrested for the murder of her son and niece,” says Brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone, Provincial Police Spokesperson North West.“As a family we want to know what killed our brother, we want to know if he died a natural cause.
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