Through their lawyer Tabitha Chikeya, the family say the
results have taken longer than anticipated after they were promised to get then
within the 21-day period when samples were collected.
The letter dated December 3 is addressed to the
Commissioner General of Police and copied to the Prosecutor General, Kumbirayi
Hodzi.
Meanwhile, Thanks Makore, one of the suspects in a ritual
murder of his seven-year-old nephew will today learn of his fate in his bail
appeal at the High Court.
Makore, 56, had approached the appeals court seeking bail
pending trial. He is incarcerated together with co-accused persons Tapiwa
Makore snr, Tafadzwa Shamba and Maud Hunidzarira.
The pending decision was deferred to today by Justice
Benjamin Chikowero. Makore whose last known employer is the American embassy,
claims he wants to use his freedom to raise legal fees before his trial.
Makore, uncle to the late Tapiwa is alleged to be the
master mind behind the unresolved murder and is believed to have offered to pay
US$1500 in exchange of the head and arms of the deceased.
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