Zimbabwean Judge, Evans Zinzombe commits suicide after being declared wanted by police over the brutal murder of his wife
A Zimbabwean judge who was declared wanted by the police over the brutal murd£r of his wife has reportedly killed himself in a church.
The now deceased Judge Evans Zinzombe, 36, had been on the run from the police after he allegedly killed his wife, Pholomina Mabika, 32, on Wednesday, December 7.
He reportedly strangled Phelomina to death with his bare hands and went on to rap£ her corpse in front of their children; a 12-year-old daughter and a 7-year-old son.
A police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi who declared the Judge wanted said;
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police is appealing for information which may lead to the arrest of Judge Evans Zinzombe (36), who is being sought in connection with a case of murd£r which occurred on 07th December 2022 at a house in Cowdray Park in Bulawayo.
“The suspect allegedly sneaked into the room where his wife Pholomina Mabika (32), daughter (12) and a son (7) before strangling her to death with hands.
“The suspect and his wife were reportedly having marital disputes which forced them to sleep in separate rooms.
“After the callous murd£r, the suspect allegedly went on to s£xually abuse the body in full view of his children.
“The children spent the whole night with the body before a police report was made in the morning.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police warns the public against resorting to violence in resolving domestic disputes.
“The police will ensure that the law takes its course on suspects involved in violent crimes such as murd£r and armed robbery.”
Judge Evans Zinzombe’s body was thereafter discovered hanging from the roof of a church in Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb.
Confirming his death, the police said in a statement;
“His body was found hanging from a metal roof truss at a local church in Cowdray Park.”
The police are also treating his death as suicide.
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