A community is outraged after the bodies of twin babies, believed to be less than six months old, were found in a fridge at their home in Wesbank. DailyVoiceSA
Cape Town - A community is outraged after the bodies of twin babies were found in a fridge at their home. Police have now taken in their mother for questioning after the children, believed to be less than six months old, were found on Monday.
The shocking discovery was made by the landlord of the house in Montcello Street in Wesbank at about 3am on Monday, December 30. The man immediately called police and said the mother was partying when he made the grisly discovery. A witness at the scene, who asked not to be named, says the community was in uproar when police pulled up and people heard the children were dead.
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