Oxford(ZimEye) A dubious OXFORD based ZIMBABWEAN Car dealer has gone into hiding after a ZimEye article was published which linked him to a fake Western Union transfer in which a lumpsome of £3 500 was stolen.
Kudzai Mukono’s two mobile phone numbers have remained switched off in recent days, with voicemail messages not being responded to since early last week.
Recently ZimEye also requested Mukono’s current contacts via email but  to date neither reply has been obtained nor information supplied since Friday.
Mukono together with two suspected accomplices Trevor Kanhongo and a certain Malvin Murombedzi, are alleged to have misrepresented themselves as genuine car dealers in order to obtain payment from a Namibian buyer and then making a fake transfer using a counterfeit Western Union document. The £3500 was meant to be paid to a British seller but instead is said to have been later transferred to a Zimbabwean, Malvin Murombedzi, instead of the former. The figure forged onto the Western Union document(pic) was meant to be the amount intended to pay for the vehicle and Mukono now claims he too rather is a victim of the scam carried out by his alleged accomplice.

The Western Union document Mukono supplied is seen bearing a small fee of £19,08 which charge is impossible since Western Union transfer fees are far greater.
Kudzai Marcus Mukono resides in Oxford and his last known cell phone numbers are +447412725188 and +447587491006. See the attached picture of Kudzai Mukono and a copy of the forged western union transfer which Western Union has confirmed as a fake. (ZimEye)