WHEN Sibongile Mbokane died in 2008, she had more than R30 000 in her bank account.

However by February the following year, all the money was gone. A person unknown to the family managed to obtain a letter of authority, transferred all the money to a newly created bank account, and vanished into thin air.

Sibongile’s sister, Nurse Mbokane (45) of Mayflower in Mpumalanga, said they were still trying to obtain a letter of authority from the high court, not knowing the account had been cleaned out.

“After my sister died I took custody of her son, who was 15 at the time.

“We also began applying for the letter of authority, as the bank would not release Sibongile’s estate to me without it. But for months we kept being sent from pillar to post by both the South Gauteng High Court in Joburg and Piet Retief Magistrates Court in Mpumalanga.

“They would not give us the letter of authority without us showing them the bank statement.”

Sergeant Gerald Sedibe said the matter is still under investigation, but detectives are waiting on the bank to supply them with a number of documents that form part of the probe.

Dumezulu Shiburi from First National Bank said the matter is being urgently investigated.[url]WHEN Sibongile Mbokane died in 2008, she had more than R30 000 in her bank account. However by February the following year, all the money was gone. A person unknown to the family managed to obtain a letter of authority, transferred all the money to a newly created bank account, and vanished into thin air.

Sibongile’s sister, Nurse Mbokane (45) of Mayflower in Mpumalanga, said they were still trying to obtain a letter of authority from the high court, not knowing the account had been cleaned out.

“After my sister died I took custody of her son, who was 15 at the time.

“We also began applying for the letter of authority, as the bank would not release Sibongile’s estate to me without it. But for months we kept being sent from pillar to post by both the South Gauteng High Court in Joburg and Piet Retief Magistrates Court in Mpumalanga.

“They would not give us the letter of authority without us showing them the bank statement.”

Sergeant Gerald Sedibe said the matter is still under investigation, but detectives are waiting on the bank to supply them with a number of documents that form part of the probe.

Dumezulu Shiburi from First National Bank said the matter is being urgently investigated.https://abiolaadetokunbo./2016/08/17/crook-cleans-out-dead-womans-bank-account-vanishes-into-thin-air/

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