A family from Bulawayo’s Emganwini suburb is looking for their 13-year-old who was last seen on 28 April.
Lawrence Moyo, a Form One pupil at David Livingstone was last seen at around 6:30 pm. He was wearing a green T-Shirt, blue jeans, and slippers.
Lawrence reportedly left a written note to his family which his father, Ellison Moyo found after the boy had left their Emganwini home (4061). The note reads:
Dear Mama and Daddy. First of all, I would like to thank you guys for everything you have done for me. I don’t really know how to thank you.
In my life, I’ve never made you guys proud of me but I tried my best, still, it was impossible so I have decided to get out of your lives.
You’ve been a wonderful family to me but I was not a good son, good brother or good human being. I feel like I have been a burden in your life.
I’m going somewhere far away from you guys because I don’t feel good about all I have done.
Please don’t look for me because you will never find me.
Anyone with information on Lawrence’s current whereabouts was asked to call Ellison Moyo on 0776031505.
this child was neglected by the parents children don't his do things on their own ...this one is still a teenager and not an adult ....he lacks proper discipline lover attention checking up and being treated fairly he is still a teen ...araent must have overreacted to his misdemeanors but that do t mean they should have turned a blind eye ...their way of discipline must have upset him and prompted him to leave .... from the letter he does r not seem far of from being a good citizen ...h lacked direction love attention checking up on him and moderate discipline parents have a responsibility which many of us parents neglect thha t of being involved in the child's life jus checking up on him and giving him tips on choosing friends ...being courteous...hat is good bbehaviour...we leavee this prerogative to teachers and society. which somehow needs sanctioning coz not all good advice is good not...eaching a child right conduct is a lot of work but is a necessary part if growing up . I doubt the e parents have care for their child they might even be having problems between them ...hence it is safe to say that...the child was not being heard enough and had to take mattaers into his own hands