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"He caught me right red handed in bed with his wife" - Man tells police he killed his married lover's husband in self defense

"He caught me right red handed in bed with his wife" - Man tells police he killed his married lover


A Zambian man has told police he killed his married girlfriend's husband in self defence after the deceased caught them in bed together.

 

According to Zambian Observer, police in Kitwe arrested Enock Mwenda for killing his lover's husband on December 21, 2020.

 

It was gathered that the deceased, a bricklayer returned home from work that fateful day after having been away on duty for two weeks.


The boyfriend visited his lover not knowing the husband was coming back that evening. The husband found the two in bed and there was confrontation during which the suspect overpowered the deceased and hit him on the head with a stool, killing him instantly.


During police interrogation on December 25, Enock said he was shocked when the man caught him in bed with his wife. 

 

"I have been going out with his wife since 29th January 2018 when I employed her in one of my shops within Kitwe and her husband has never caught me," Enock said. 

 

"He caught me red handed in his bed with his wife; I thought he would kill me hence I threw the stool on him in self defense." he added.

 

The bricklayer and his wife got married in 2008 and have 4 children together. 

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