Alan Monswamy with his wife Sandy, and their children Kraidon and Shamarie.
A family representative has been appointed to verify banking records and transactions to determine how much money was stolen from the slain Monswamy family.
Responding to a report that only R3,000 had been siphoned from the family's bank accounts, family spokesperson Vim Pillay said it was alleged the amount taken was significantly higher.
"It is alleged that the killers took ten times that amount. An appointed family representative is still doing the checks and balances into banking details and transactions," Pillay told IOL.
Alan Monswamy, 52, his wife Sandy, 57, their children Kraidon, 26, and Shamaria, 20, and relatives Gonosagren Padayachee, 51, Mooniamma Padayachee, 78, and Mariama Happanah, 83, were allegedly abducted from their home in Newtown, near Newark, on April 21 before being taken to Melmoth, where they were killed.
