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Woman in hiding after killing miner

Jun 18, 2008 News

Police are trying to locate a woman who allegedly stabbed her 44-year-old reputed husband to death on Sunday at Falls Top, Port Kaituma, North West District.

Royston Nicholson, a miner, bled to death from a wound on his right arm before he could be taken to the Port Kaituma Hospital.

According to reports, Nicholson became annoyed after he came home and found his spouse and his sister-in-law consuming alcohol.

During a quarrel, the suspect allegedly armed herself with a kitchen knife and stabbed Nicholson on the right arm.

She then fled the scene, leaving the weapon behind.
Nicholson was rushed to the Port Kaituma Hospital, but succumbed before he could receive medical treatment.

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