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I’VE INFORMATION ON FUNEKILE’S DEATH - PI

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MBABANE – Zweli Martin Dlamini, a private investigator, says he has some information that could lead to the arrest of Funekile’s suspected killers.
Dlamini said he did not want to relay the information to anybody unless he got authorisation from Funekile’s family.


He said it was also vital that he did not disturb or interfere in the investigation launched by police to apprehend the murder suspect. “You shouldn’t be seen to be disturbing or obstructing the course of justice when police do their job. We have to respect the police as much as I do, hence I would wait for them to complete their investigations undisturbed and then try to help, depending on whether Funekile’s family authorises me to join the hunt for the killers,” he said.
The Zwemart Private Investigators director said certain informants came to his office to relay useful information on the death of the former SPTC employee.


He said contemporary investigations into serious crimes such as murder needed a backup of highly advanced technology. “The police intelligence must be technologically equipped and advanced. In fact, an investigator nowadays must be ahead of the criminals in terms of technological know-how.” It was imperative to learn the skills of detecting conversations, tracing movements, collecting evidence and identifying useful sources or informants.


Assistant Superintendent Khulani Mamba, the Police Information and Communications Officer, urged any person with information on the circumstances that led to the death of Funekile to relay this classified tip to the police.
A relative of Funekile said they would appreciate if Dlamini could help the police with the information he might have so that the person who killed his sister be brought to book.


He said the family would decide if it was essential to engage the private investigators while police pursued their own investigation.
Two sets of investigations, he fe-ared, could jeopardise the probe.  He said it was vital that sets of investigations were harmonised to come up with a conclusive result.

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