Senzo Meyiwa case takes new twist, His wife, Mandisa hired hitmen to kill Kelly Khumalo & shot Senzo instead.
New Twist in Senzo Meyiwa Case: Allegations of Mandisa Mkhize Hiring Hitmen
Zandie Khumalo Raises Explosive Allegations in Exclusive Interview
In a startling development in the Senzo Meyiwa murder case, Zandie Khumalo, sister of renowned South African singer Kelly Khumalo, has come forward with explosive allegations. Zandie claims that Senzo Meyiwa’s wife, Mandisa Mkhize, may have hired hitmen to target Kelly Khumalo, leading to the tragic shooting of the former Bafana Bafana captain.
Zandie’s Exclusive Interview
Zandie Khumalo, who was present in her mother’s house on the fateful evening of Senzo Meyiwa’s death, recently shared her side of the story in an exclusive interview. She revealed that both she and Longwe Twala, her ex-boyfriend, were interrogated for hours after Meyiwa’s death.
Zandie expressed her confusion and concern over why Mandisa Mkhize and her mother were not subjected to the same level of scrutiny.
Questioning the Investigation
In a social media post accompanying the interview announcement, Zandie raised crucial questions about the investigation. She questioned why Mandisa Mkhize had not been named a suspect, stating, “For the very first time in this country kushona umyeni ushonela [a husband dies] at a girlfriend’s house yet the wife has never even once been considered a suspect.” Zandie emphasized that regardless of the truth, Mandisa should be investigated.
Allegations Against Senzo’s Mother
Zandie went further to allege that Senzo Meyiwa’s mother harbored intense animosity towards Kelly Khumalo. She claimed that Senzo’s mother had used umuthi (traditional medicine) to cast a spell called “isichitho” on Kelly in an attempt to break up the relationship.
Zandie questioned whether Senzo’s mother and Mandisa could have ordered a hit, not necessarily targeting Senzo but aiming for Kelly.
Role-Playing and Lie Detector Tests
Zandie also disclosed that she had been asked to give multiple statements and participated in role-playing and lie detector tests with her mother, Ntombi Khumalo, and Kelly Khumalo. The unfolding revelations open up new avenues for the investigation, leaving the public and authorities intrigued about the untold aspects of Senzo Meyiwa’s tragic death.
As these allegations continue to unfold, the spotlight is once again on the complex dynamics surrounding the case, and the quest for justice takes unexpected turns.
