Three young children found dead in Kuwadzana Extension, Harare after going missing.
A frantic search for three young children who went missing in Kuwadzana Extension, Harare, has ended in tragedy. The bodies of the three minors, aged between one and three, were discovered this afternoon inside the boot of a broken-down vehicle near their homes.
A Heartbreaking Discovery
The children, who were reported missing on Tuesday, were found in the boot of a derelict Mercedes-Benz parked in the Herbert Chitepo area of Kuwadzana Extension. The discovery brought a devastating conclusion to a search that had gripped the local community and raised initial fears of kidnapping.
Community in Shock
The shocking discovery has sent waves of grief and disbelief through the Kuwadzana community. As news spread, emotional scenes unfolded among residents who had been holding out hope for the children's safe return.
While the formal investigation is just beginning, many residents on the scene have voiced a tragic theory. It is suspected that the children, in a moment of play, may have climbed into the vehicle's boot and accidentally locked themselves inside, leading to this devastating outcome.
Official Investigation Underway
The Zimbabwe Republic Police have confirmed the discovery and have cordoned off the area. Authorities have launched a full investigation into the tragic incident to formally determine the circumstances surrounding the children's deaths. Further details are expected to be released as the investigation progresses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Three young children, aged between one and three, who were reported missing in Kuwadzana Extension (Herbert Chitepo), Harare, have tragically been found deceased.
Their bodies were discovered stashed inside the boot of a broken-down Mercedes-Benz vehicle that was parked near their homes in the community.
While the official police investigation is still underway, the prevailing theory among residents is that the children accidentally locked themselves inside the car's boot while playing.