34-year old man shot and kill his baby mama and wound his baby in Zambia.

A 34-year-old man Zambian man has allegedly shot dead his girlfriend identified as Precious Manganisa at his resident when she went pick her baby.

Precious 26 is a baby mama of the man and he shot her according to unconfirmed report because of what she posted on her Facebook page.

And police have established that the suspect after shooting the girlfriend (mother to his child) also shot the baby in the neck and the bullet was stuck in the neck.

Katongo identified the suspect as Nshinka Kaputo of Meanwood area and that a pistol is alleged to have been used in the act.

Katongo said Precious went to her boyfriend’s residence to pick her daughter aged two years seven months who was at the father’s residence in  Meanwood yesterday around 20:00 hours when she met her fate.

She disclosed that the deceased sustained a bullet wound on the neck while after visiting the scene, police recovered a pistol with 10 rounds of ammunition.

Katongo said the accused person is detained in police custody while the body of the deceased is lying in UTH mortuary awaiting postmortem.

Meanwhile, Katongo said the projectile which was stuck on the baby’s neck after it was also shot by its father, has been extracted by medical personnel at Fairview Hospital.

“We have just established that the baby was also shot in the neck and the projectile was stuck in the neck. It has been extracted by medical personnel at Fairview Hospital,” said Katongo.

A friend of the couple who wish to remain anonymous wrote this about their friend the shooter.

Keep me anonymous but here are a few things you need to know about

I have known Nshika for some time now, and I can confirm that he is generally an insecure guy I have ever met.

As a friend, we took him the way he is and understood him but at times his insecurities just used to get to our nerves.

He is a guy who would beat up Precious (MHSRP) in front of people, when they differ. At one time, Nshika found his late baby mama talking to one of our friend, just the mere chatting one has with a girlfriend of his buddy. And this was when we had a get-together thing where everyone brought their partner. What did the guy do? He beat her up and calling her all sorts of names. It was bad, we intervened but later on we sat the guy down to advise him that treating a lady like that is totally wrong.

But you know, when one is insecure there is very little you can do. Nshika thought one of his own friends was flirting with Precious and that's how he eventually developed this hate for his own friends.

In our group, I can confess most of us are doing pretty fine in life and much better than Nshika but it seems this has gotten to him so it looked like if any of us is conversating with Precious he would be so hurt about it. He eventually started avoiding us.

However,  it got worse to a point that when Precious was up, he would beat her for one reason or another.

The biggest issue Nshika had with Precious is her employment - the guy didn't want his Baby mama to work but remain a house girl parasitic on him handing out this and that. He always talked of suspecting Precious of having some affair with her boss but we all knew that was crap because this guy has been paranoid since ever.

So in nutshell, I am not selling out Nshika but I intend to put up a point that we all have issues to do with insecurities but sometimes we need to manage our tempers.

If only Nshika listened to us, Precious would be alive today. She would be with her daughter who is nursing wounds and is pain because of Nshika's stupidity.

This child won't have her mum, there is no love that can be compared to a mother's love. I feel bad, and knowing these two guys, I am one of those close to them.

On the other hand, Precious was a good and friendly person. If one has to define humanity by pointing to physical evidences, I would point at Precious. But she is gone, she can't talk, she can't cuddle with her kid.

Oh Nshika, why ba guy aii? Why did you pull the trigger...

God please be there for the child

Source:openzambia.com