GIRLFRIEND ARRESTED AFTER BOYFRIEND’S BODY FOUND BURIED IN SHALLOW GRAVE. (PHOTO).

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 Girlfriend Arrested After Boyfriend’s Body Found Buried in Shallow Grave Police in Tzaneen have made a significant breakthrough in a shocking murder case at Morutji Village, Bolobedu South, with the arrest of a 31-year-old woman believed to be behind the killing of her boyfriend. The victim, identified as Isaiah Thomas Maphalle (42), was reported to have been killed and later buried in a shallow grave behind his home. Police were alerted after community members raised concerns, leading to the discovery of the body. It is alleged that the victim’s remains were found wrapped in a maize meal bag. A swift investigation led officers to the deceased’s girlfriend, who was arrested on Thursday, 04 December 2025. The motive behind the killing is not yet known and remains the subject of ongoing police investigations. The suspect is expected to appear before the Tzaneen Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 08 December 2025, facing a charge of murder.

MLB PITCHER EMMANUEL CLASE RELEASED ON BAIL AFTER PLEADING NOT GUILTY TO ALLEGED BET RIGGING. (PHOTO).


 MLB pitcher Emmanuel Clase released on bail after pleading not guilty to alleged bet rigging


Cleveland Guardians pitcher Emmanuel Clase pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of accepting bribes to fix bets in Major League Baseball games. Clase faces accusations, including wire fraud conspiracy, honest services wire fraud conspiracy, influencing sporting contests by bribery, and money laundering conspiracy, stemming from an alleged scheme to manipulate pitches during Guardians games. He was arrested earlier in the day at JFK Airport in New York after arriving from the Dominican Republic.

Clase, a three-time All-Star, was released on $600,000 bail secured by his Cleveland home and will be subject to GPS monitoring. A federal magistrate cited Clase’s family ties in the Dominican Republic and his $20 million contract as factors raising flight risk. Pretrial services had not recommended monitoring, noting his decade-long work history in the U.S. Clase’s attorney argued his voluntary flight from the Dominican Republic for arraignment showed he was not a flight risk. The pitcher is also barred from gambling while awaiting trial.

Clase appeared in court in casual attire, accompanied by a Spanish-language translator, and affirmed his right to remain silent. The charges come alongside those against fellow Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz, who is accused of participating in the same scheme. Prosecutors allege the pair accepted kickbacks, including $12,000 each, for deliberately throwing balls instead of strikes in two games over the summer, totaling over $400,000 in winnings for gamblers.

U.S. authorities said the actions of Clase and Ortiz undermined the integrity of professional baseball, deceiving both the Cleveland Guardians and betting platforms. Ortiz was arraigned on Wednesday, released on $500,000 bond, and also subject to location monitoring and gambling restrictions. Both players are scheduled to appear in court again on Dec. 2.

This case marks the second major illegal sports gambling prosecution in the Eastern District of New York in recent weeks. Last month, former NBA player Damon Jones pleaded not guilty to tipping off gamblers, and current Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier faces charges for allegedly exiting at least one game early to benefit bettors.


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