A scorned man allegedly killed his cheating fiancée and her alleged boyfriend before going into hiding in Msunduzi in KwaZulu Natal. According to eye witnesses who asked not to be named as they fear the neighbours in the area, the man had recently paid lobola to his fiancee when he discovered that  she  was having an affair behind his back.
"On Tuesday evening, he came and left a message that he had had enough of being made a fool and now he was going to teach the alleged boyfriend a lesson. They thought he was joking and look now, he killed them," said the source adding that the man worked in a different area.

SLEEPING WITH HIS WIFE-TO-BE

According to the source the man first hunted the guy on Tuesday evening but  did not find him at home."He find his grandmother and told her that he was looking for her grandchild and that he wanted to teach him a a lesson for sleeping with his fiancée .  He left and went back again to his house and found him in his room.  He shot and killed him in his room in front of his grandmother and left. He didn't run away but he proceeded to his fiancee's home to finish what he had started," another source said.

SHOOTING OF MOM-IN-LAW AND BOY

It is alleged that he proceeded to his girlfriend's house, where he first shot his mother-in-law and a boy before he went into the room where his fiancée was sleeping. He shot her on the head and at the back, killing her instantly. Both the mother and boy are recovering at a local hospital. The killer is on the run.KZN SAPS spokesperson Constable Thenjiswa Ngcobo confirmed the shocking events. "Ndwedwe police received a report of a shooting at Mthebeni area and proceeded to the scene  and on arrival they were informed that a man fatally shot his fiancée,  fiancee's mother and a child who was in the house. The injured victims were taken to hospital for medical attention. It is alleged that the suspect went to another homestead where he fatally shot a man on the head before fleeing the scene. Police arrested a 44-year old suspect for two counts of murder, attempted murder and possession of unlicensed firearm. The motive for the killing is still unknown," said Ngcobo.