Police in KwaZulu-Natal are investigating the circumstances around the murders of seven men in the eMsahweni community, just outside Adams on the KZN south coast. TheMercurySA
Durban - Police in KwaZulu-Natal are investigating the circumstances around the murders of seven men in the eMsahweni community, just outside Adams on the KZN south coast.
Provincial SAPS spokesperson, Brigadier Jay Naicker, said on Wednesday night, at around 6pm residents living in the community heard gunshots coming from one of the homesteads. When they went to look, they found the bodies of seven men in one of the rooms in the homestead," he said. "Police were called out and members of the Serious and Violent Crimes Unit attended to the scene. The motive for the killing is still unknown at this early stage of the investigation," he said.
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