South African farmer, employees accused of feeding women to pigs after decomposing bodies discovered in sty

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South African farmer, employees accused of feeding women to pigs after decomposing bodies discovered in sty
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Alleged drunk driver who fatally struck Johnny Gaudreau, brother lets out exasperated sigh as he's ordered held another week behind barsA white South Africa n farmer and two of his workers were in court Friday accused of murdering two black women and

Police began investigating after a 45-year-old woman was reported missing after visiting the farm on August 17.“Both women sustained gunshot wounds and a 47-year-old foreign national man, who was with them, was also shot and hospitalised,” police said. The workers are facing murder charges after the decomposing bodies were discovered in a pigsty on a farm in the northern province of Limpopo on August 20.Dozens protested outside the magistrate’s court at Mankweng, a town about 350 kilometers northeast of Johannesburg, to demand that the accused be refused bail.The killings caused outrage in South Africa, which suffers from a high crime rate with homicides among the highest in the world.

The main opposition uMkhonto weSizwe party said it “condemns… the atrocious murder of two black women by racist white farmers”.

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