One of the relatives, Helliet Paunganwa, narrated how his
body was found, with the help of CID Nyanga.
“Approximately about 4pm, we were called by the
investigative team that was helping us search for Livingstone to look at what
they had discovered in the valley-like area, in a stream.
“Myself, Irene Tadya and Bamunini Rodgers went into the
valley and we saw different parts of the remains scattered all over, in the
stream.
“They want to carry out DNA tests but we are sure that it’s
him. We could identify that by his belt, school shoes and the vest. He was not
buried underground.
“We are not satisfied with the information we have been
given that he could have committed suicide.
“We are not happy, we are not satisfied,” said Paunganwa.
Livingstone had been missing since last year, on December
6, after disappearing during his final Form Four examination.
Reports are that the 19-year-old was allegedly beaten by
the school authorities, especially the headmaster Maxwell Sambona.
He was accused of having broken into the school tuckshop to
steal some goodies.
It is further alleged he was arrested before he was brought
back into the custody of Sambona to write his final exams.
However, Livingstone couldn’t be found and he wasn’t
available for his exams on December 6.
Since then, he had been missing until the remains, which
were found on Friday, which his relatives claim could be his. H Metro
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