A South African man, Enoch Ndou, 52, has been found guilty of murdering seven family members, including a pregnant woman, over an inheritance dispute. The killings occurred on Christmas Day 2021 in Limpopo. Ndou later surrendered to police, and the court ruled him mentally fit to stand trial.
A South African man, Enoch Ndou, 52, was found guilty of murdering seven family members, including a pregnant woman, in an inheritance dispute. The killings took place on Christmas Day 2021 in Jimmy Jones village, Limpopo. Ndou, a nurse, later turned himself in to the police.
During the trial, the court rejected claims of psychological incapacity, declaring him mentally fit to stand trial. Judge Tshidada ruled that the prosecution had presented overwhelming evidence, leading to a guilty verdict. Overcome with emotion, Ndou broke down in tears as the judgment was announced.
