Father accused of killing daughters, 1 and 11, nabbed after days on the run
The father allegedly poured sleeping pills into his family's food.
A 34-year-old father, accused of poisonings and killings in his family, has been apprehended following a manhunt by the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department. The arrest took place on Thursday, days after the tragic incident that claimed the lives of two daughters, aged one and eleven, leaving their mother and sister critically injured.
The incident occurred on Tuesday, and the suspect fled the scene immediately afterward. Information was received from a reliable source regarding the suspect, who allegedly added sleeping pills to his family's food. The suspect was located at the intersection of Lambert and Prince in Germiston, and he faces charges of two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder.
He was taken into custody at Germiston Police Station and is set to appear before the Germiston Magistrates' Court.
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