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"The blood samples lifted from Brendin Horner’s bakkie do not match those of the two men accused of his murder. This revelation came out during the bail application of Sekola Matlaletsa, 44, and Sekwetja Mahlamba, 32, in the Senekal magistrate’s court yesterday. The two men are accused of murdering Horner on October 2. The prosecutor, who cannot be named or have his pictures taken due to a court order, said one of the DNA samples lifted from Horner’s bakkie did not match one of the accused, while the sample taken from the other accused was inconclusive and could not be analysed."
