A fourth suspect in murder of e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat has handed himself over to the cops A fourth suspect who was on the run for the murder of e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat has handed himself over to police in Atteridgeville this afternoon.
Police have confirmed the suspect is expected to appear in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court tomorrow to face charges of murder and car hijacking. He joins three co-accused, Dikeledi Tears Mphela (24), Goitsione Machidi (25), and McLaren Mushwana (30) who are already in custody . The three appeared in court this morning, Monday, where they abandoned their bail application. The case against them was postponed to 23 February for further investigation . The 22-year-old Nigerian engineering student, was strangled to death on 11 February accepting a Bolt ride costing R33. A dashcam installed in his car caught footage of the incident, which shows a woman and two men attacking the driver. The victim’s family has asked for assistance in raising funds to repatriate his remains to Nigeria for the burial.
