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Murders trigger fear, panic in Domboshava
Felex Share Herald Reporter
FEAR and panic have gripped the Chinamhora community in Domboshava following the murder of six people within a month in mysterious circumstances.
Five of the victims were killed using the same method, raising suspicion that an organised gang was on the prowl.
The five, all men, are believed to have been hit by blunt objects on their heads, while their bodies had bruises.
They were identified as Macheka Marongedze (Molife Farm), Waintani Tsoka (Zimbiru Village), Cephas Dewa (Murwira Village), Clemence Parirehwa (Parirehwa Village) and Gerald Masawi (Mungate Village).
The sixth body is yet to be identified, while Paddington Zhakata is battling for life at Parirenyatwa Hospital after surviving an attack.
Although police believe the killings are not ritual murders, villagers think otherwise.
Those interviewed yesterday told The Herald that they were now fearing the unknown – even during the day.
The villagers said they were now moving in groups.
Shops are being closed early while nightclubs are now deserted as people prefer staying indoors.
“This is strange and everyone is afraid. This has never happened in our area.
“We have to move in groups in case of attacks from assailants. Revellers no longer enjoy and by 6pm people will be in their houses,” said Mr Simbarashe Shito from Parirehwa Village.
Mr Tichaona Parirehwa, who lost his brother Clemence, said the family was living in fear.
Clemence’s naked body was found just 50 metres from a local nightclub.
“We are insecure because we do not know if the assailants have gone or are still among us.
“As you can see, our house is less than a kilometre from the growth point but my brother was killed around that place.”
Clemence’s son, Evans, said the family was not happy with police investigations.