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Rapist pastor's 3 wives in court for photographing themselves undressed
08 Jan 2014 at 06:30hrs | Views
Three of RMG Independent End Time Message pastor Martin Gumbura's wives and their alleged five accomplices have appeared in court on charges of photographing themselves undressed and possessing adult videos.
Choice Neganje (32), Amadeus Mutakwa (32), Rutendo Sekai Mandiya (28), Pamera Kandawire (27), Runyararo Musvovi (27), Veronica Mbanga (27), Tendai Kwatara (34) and Moreblessing Takawira (35) appeared before Harare magistrate Mr Douglas Vakayi Chikwekwe.
Neganje, Mutakwa and Kandawira are three of Gumbura's 11 wives who is facing separate rape charges and judgment in his case is expected soon.
Prosecutor Mr Micheal Reza told the court that the eight women lived at number 6 Helena Close in Marlborough, Harare. Mr Reza alleged that on October 21, 2013 Victim Friendly Unit police officers received allegations that abuse of children and women was occurring at the house.
The following day, Inspector Sengwe, Assistant Insp Wade, Sergeant Chigova and Constable Mumba went to the house to conduct a search of the premises.
Police say they found 16 adult DVDs and 57 photographs of all the accused persons posing with no clothes on.
The pictures were taken to the Censorship and Entertainment Board for its opinion.
The chairman of Board of Censors, Mr Herbert Malaba, concluded that 49 of the pictures were indecent and obscene.
He said they were to be rejected, banned and prohibited.
Choice Neganje (32), Amadeus Mutakwa (32), Rutendo Sekai Mandiya (28), Pamera Kandawire (27), Runyararo Musvovi (27), Veronica Mbanga (27), Tendai Kwatara (34) and Moreblessing Takawira (35) appeared before Harare magistrate Mr Douglas Vakayi Chikwekwe.
Neganje, Mutakwa and Kandawira are three of Gumbura's 11 wives who is facing separate rape charges and judgment in his case is expected soon.
Prosecutor Mr Micheal Reza told the court that the eight women lived at number 6 Helena Close in Marlborough, Harare. Mr Reza alleged that on October 21, 2013 Victim Friendly Unit police officers received allegations that abuse of children and women was occurring at the house.
Police say they found 16 adult DVDs and 57 photographs of all the accused persons posing with no clothes on.
The pictures were taken to the Censorship and Entertainment Board for its opinion.
The chairman of Board of Censors, Mr Herbert Malaba, concluded that 49 of the pictures were indecent and obscene.
He said they were to be rejected, banned and prohibited.
Source - Herald
