'He was only a child. He would not hurt anyone. Why did he have to die like that?”
Okuhle* was"excited as usual" when he accompanied his aunt to a nearby bus stop.
A family is in mourning after their three-year-old son was tormented by children at a dumping site near the Marathon informal settlement in Germiston. The two children Okuhle was with allegedly confessed to police that they assaulted him with stones, tied him up with a rope and pushed him over the edge of a dumpsite.
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