Mwenezi farmer in trouble

and sucked private parts of eight teenage boys. Tyron Naylor (28), who owns a crocodile rearing ranch, promised the boys money, gifts such as bicycles and offered to teach them how to drive cars.
He allegedly abused the boys, aged between 11 and 16, from 2009 up to August this year when the matter came to light. Naylor would pay them amounts ranging between US$10 and US$20 for their services.

He is being represented by Mr Charles Ndlovu of Ndlovu and Hwacha partners and is denying the charges. His trial recently kicked off in camera before provincial magistrate, Mr Timeon Makunde.
He is out of custody on free bail. The trial is being held in camera since some of the victims are still young and also to enable them to testify freely. It is alleged Naylor stroked and fondled the boys’ private parts, which he would later suck. The matter came to light after one of the boys revealed the case to his parents, who made a report to police leading to Naylor’s arrest.

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