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05-23-2008, 03:08 AM #2641
Facebook-groep wil René se verkragter vastrek
KAAPSTAD. - Die verkragting van me. René Burger (20) het vandeesweek ’n debat oor die doodstraf in die kuberruim ontketen.
’n Groep is op die sosiale netwerk Facebook gestig om te help om Burger, suster van die bekende rugbyspeler Schalk Burger, se verkragter aan te keer. Dié groep het gisteraand reeds byna 6 000 lede gehad.
“Hy verdien nie om te lewe nie,” het verskeie lede hulle uitgespreek oor die verdagte op die identikit wat deur die polisie uitgereik is. Burger kon slegs dié man se gesig onthou, omdat sy in die voorval bewusteloos geslaan is.
Die identikit pryk telkens op dié groep se profiel, wat deur ’n lid van die publiek gestig is.
’n Ander lid bevraagteken weer die nut daarvan om die doodstraf terug te bring “as die polisie in elk geval niemand kan aankeer nie”. Hy vra verder: “Wat gee ons die reg om iemand anders se lewe te neem as hulle ’n misdaad gepleeg het?”
Intussen het die polisie weer ’n beroep op die publiek gedoen om inligting. Niemand is nog in hegtenis geneem nie. “Mense moenie bang wees nie. Alle oproepe word anoniem gehanteer,” het kapt. Marie Louw, ’n polisiewoordvoerder, gesê.
’n Groot beloning word aangebied vir inligting wat kan lei tot die inhegtenisneming en skuldigbevinding van die verdagte op die identikit.
Enigiemand met inligting kan die ondersoekbeampte by 0 021 592 7092 of 0 082 559 4598 bel. Stop Misdaad kan ook gebel word by 0 08600 10111.
05-24-2008, 05:10 AM #2642
05-24-2008, 05:18 AM #2643
Rowers het ’n bejaarde man in die bobeen geskiet en toe met ’n baksteen oor die kop geslaan nadat hulle hom, sy vrou en nog ’n familielid oorval het.
Oudkomm. (nou lt.kol.) Petrus Bruyns (70) sterk in ’n Pretoriase hospitaal aan, terwyl sy vrou, Lorna (67), en mnr. Frank Wright (80), ’n familielid, vir skok behandel word.
Dié drie bejaardes woon saam in ’n huis op ’n kleinhoewe in Fairfield buite Cullinan.
Mnr. Pierre Bruyns (41), die Bruyns-egpaar se seun, het gister aan Beeld vertel dat Wright gisteroggend omstreeks 03:00 sy hondjie na buite geneem het.
Vier mans het hom oorval en na sy kamer geneem waar hulle hom met dasse vasgebind en ’n stuk lap met ’n staalvoorwerp in sy keel afgedruk het.
Die verdagtes het na die res van die huis beweeg toe Bruyns sr. se twee honde onraad vermoed het en aan die blaf geraak het.
“My pa het met ’n flits in die een hand en ’n vuurwapen in die ander ondersoek gaan instel,” het Bruyns jr. gesê.
“In die kombuis het hy gesien daar is beweging in die binnehof.
“Hy het met die flits op hulle geskyn en gesien dis swart mans wat daar staan.
“My pa het vir my ma geskree om die reaksiemag op die radio te roep. Die mans het my pa in die kombuis oorval en hy het ’n skoot afgevuur.
“My pa het agteruit geloop in die gang, waarna een hom in die linkerbobeen geskiet het.
“Hulle het hom beveel om op te staan, maar hy het gesê hy kan nie.
“Dis tóé dat hulle hom met ’n baksteen oor die kop geslaan het,” het Bruyns jr. gesê.
Daarna het die mans na mev. Bruyns in haar slaapkamer gegaan en geld gevra.
Bruyns sr. het, van waar hy in die gang op die vloer gelê het, vir die mans geskree hulle het nie geld in die huis nie.
Terwyl die mans in die kamer was, het hulle oor die radio gehoor dat die reaksiemag op pad is.
Hulle het verskeie sleutels, selfone, elektriese ware en mev. Bruyns se handsak gegryp en gevlug.
Volgens Bruyns jr. is sy pa se toestand stabiel, maar hy het baie pyn.
Sy ma is nog baie getraumatiseer.
“So ’n voorval maak ’n mens hartseer, veral wanneer my pa so sterk is,” het hy gesê.
“Ek het soveel woede in my, maar ’n mens mag nie haat nie. My pa is die een wat veronderstel is om kwaad te wees, maar al wat hy sê is: ‘Dankie, Here, dit kon erger gewees het’.”
Insp. Johannes Jafta, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê hulle is op soek na vier verdagtes wat ongeveer 30 jaar oud is.
Jafta het bevestig ’n saak van roof met verswarende omstandighede word ondersoek.
05-24-2008, 05:27 AM #2644
Horror death: tears in court
THERE was a sombre atmosphere in the Port Elizabeth High Court yesterday during a horrific description of the last hours of slain businessman Dieter Scholtz.
Tears filled the eyes of his parents, while the families and friends of the men accused of his murder hung their heads as they heard how Scholtz was strangled, thrown into a steel drum and his body set alight, burning for hours before the ashes were put into empty liquor boxes that were thrown away.
Jarrod Blignaut, 24, Chumasande Maloyi, 26, and Vusumzi Ncama, 26, have been charged with murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances, and kidnapping.
Blignaut rented premises from Scholtz in North End, Port Elizabeth, from where he operated the Loaded Sports Bar.
It is alleged that he owed Scholtz outstanding rent money.
The details of the killing emerged during a trial within a trial yesterday to determine whether a confession Maloyi made to the police could be admitted as evidence.
Maloyi claims that he was assaulted and that police threatened to have his girlfriend raped if he did not tell them what they wanted to hear.
He said the police had told him what to say and that he had not made the confession of his own free will.
State advocates then played a video tape in which Maloyi confirms his statements as police read his confession back to him.
In the confession, Maloyi said Blignaut had approached him with a plan to get money from Scholtz after the businessman had evicted Blignaut from his premises.
Blignaut suggested they hold Scholtz hostage, threaten him into transferring money from his account and then drug him for a few days so he would forget what had happened.
Their plan was supposed to have been executed on March 8 last year, but the men could not go ahead because they had not opened a bank account into which Scholtz was to transfer the money.
When Maloyi opened the account, Blignaut phoned Scholtz and told him to collect his money from the bar.
When Scholtz arrived at the bar on March 13, guns were pointed at him and he was taken into a back room where he was tied up. His mouth was taped shut and tape was also placed over his eyes.
He was then forced to transfer R160000 into Maloyi‘s bank account via a cellphone.
The money was not in his account when Maloyi went to an ATM to check if it had been transferred, the confession continued, and the machine swallowed his bank card.
When Maloyi returned to the bar, Scholtz told his captors that the money would be in Maloyi‘s account after midnight.
It was then that Blignaut allegedly gave the instruction to fetch fire lighters, black plastic refuse bags, wood and petrol because they were going to get rid of “Dieter”.
Scholtz was then choked to death with a rope and his body put into a steel drum, where it burnt for almost four hours.
Maloyi‘s confession further says that the ashes remaining in the drum were placed into empty liquor boxes which were thrown away.
Maloyi drove Scholtz‘s car to Malabar and abandoned the vehicle.
05-24-2008, 05:30 AM #2645
Alzheimer-man is dood
Potchefstroom. – Die bejaarde Alzheimer-lyer van Potchefstroom wat sowat drie weke gelede verdwyn het, is dood.
Die raaisel rondom mnr. Adri Juyn (78), beter bekend as oom Adri, is gistermiddag opgelos toe sy lyk ongeveer 4 km vanaf die plaas waar hy verdwyn het, in die Vaalrivier gekry is. Sy seun, Attie, het omstreeks 16:45 bevestig dat dit wel sy pa se lyk is wat in die rivier gekry is.
Juyn het vandag presies drie weke gelede op 3 Mei op sy geliefde familieplaas, Kromdraai, gaan stap en nooit weer teruggekeer huis toe nie.
’n Grootskaalse soektog is sedert sy verdwyning aan die gang en het die polisie se berede-eenheid, honde-eenheid en polisieduikers ingesluit. Speurders het daagliks leidrade vanuit die Noord-Vrystaat, Gauteng en Noordwes opgevolg.
“Woensdag het polisielede weereens Kromdraai gefynkam vir enige leidrade. Die soektog is bemoeilik, want dis baie ruig en bebos en daar is heelwat hiasinte op die rivier in die omgewing waar mnr. Juyn gekry is. Hulle het weer oral gesoek. Die polisieduikers was egter elders besig en het vandag (Vrydag) weer in die rivier af gesoek toe hulle op die oom se lyk afgekom het,’’ sê kapt. Adelé Myburgh, polisiewoordvoerder.
Die afgelope drie weke het familie, vriende en kennisse gehoop en geglo Juyn leef nog.
Sy familie het ook ’n webtuiste begin en byna daagliks noodberigte op radiostasies laat uitsaai. Verskeie koerante, waaronder Beeld, het gereeld Juyn se foto en besonderhede geplaas. Boere, veral langs die Vaalrivier, het hul plase deursoek met die hoop om Juyn, wat op medikasie was, ongedeerd te vind.
“Dis swaar. Veral vir my ouma. Maar dis ook vir ons goed dat hy uiteindelik gekry is,’’ het mnr. Adrianus Coertze, sy kleinseun, gesê.
Juyn was ’n oudjoernalis by onder meer Rapport, Potchefstroom Herald, Vaderland, Dagbreek, Sondagnuus en redakteur van landboutydskrifte.
Hy was ook destyds ’n dosent in bladuitleg en joernalistiek aan die destydse PU vir CHO (nou Noordwes-Universiteit).
Hy word word oorleef deur sy vrou, Rina, met wie hy 57 jaar getroud was, asook sy seun, vier dogters, 13 kleinkinders en 2 agterkleinkinders.
05-24-2008, 05:33 AM #2646
05-24-2008, 05:38 AM #2647
’n Bejaarde man van Samsonstraat in Brummeria, Pretoria, is gisteroggend om 02:00 deur drie aanvallers in sy huis doodgeslaan.
Mnr. Petrus Louwrens Weyers (76) en sy vrou het geslaap toe die rowers hul slaapkamervenster oopgebreek het om toegang tot die huis te kry.
Kapt. Philip Likoantsane, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê die rowers was met messe bewapen.
Volgens Likoantsane kan die polisie nog nie sê of Weyers aan sy beserings of aan ’n hartaanval dood is nie.
Hy het gesê die rowers het ná die aanval gevlug met ’n televisie, DVD-speler en Weyers se selfoon. Die polisie ondersoek die voorval.
05-24-2008, 05:54 AM #2648
Mom fights to save kids from killers
A Pretoria mother fought tooth and nail to save the lives of her husband and two young children when they were attacked in their home early on Friday morning.
Elana Maree, 25, and her husband, Gawie, 27, were asleep in the home in Meyerspark when they awoke to find a man with a gun standing by their bedside.
Elana tried to kick the gun out of the man's hands as he and his three accomplices opened fire on the family at point-blank range.
She grabbed her 11-month-old-son, Dawid, and two-year-old daughter, Elane, from their cribs in the room.
As the attackers continued shooting, she lay on top of the children on the floor, shielding them from the bullets.
Maree managed to return fire with his .357 Magnum revolver, killing one of the attackers.
But he was hit in the legs and neck, the bullet piercing his lungs and grazing his heart before exiting through his back.
He died moments after a neighbour took him to Wilgers Hospital.
Maree's father, Frikkie, said: "She is heartbroken. We all are. Our family is devastated."
Maree said the four gunmen had broken into the family's home through a lounge window before ransacking the house.
"We believe that when they found Gawie's gun safes, they went to his bedroom to look for the keys and then shot him.
"I don't know why they shot him. I can't understand it. Why did they have to do it? Couldn't they have taken the keys without killing my son?
"They have robbed Dawid and Elane of a loving father, and Elana of a loving husband.
"Gawie's family was his life. They were his world and he died for them."
He said his son, who had been married to Elana for four years, was excited about the weekend because it was his wife and daughter's birthday on Sunday.
"Gawie had gone to so much trouble to make it a special day. We were planning a big family celebration, but now our family is destroyed," he said.
He said they didn't know if anything had been taken.
"It looks like they may have stolen a pair of earrings, but we don't know.
"It doesn't make sense. It's like a nightmare that we can't wake up from."
Police recovered a .44 Magnum Desert Eagle on the scene. It is one of the most powerful pistols in the world.
Police said they were investigating a case of murder and house robbery. An inquest docket had been opened.
The shooting comes just a day after a gang of house robbers attacked two households in the Leeufontein area.
Gerrit Klopper, head of the Derdepoort community support organisation, said gunmen broke into the home of an elderly woman on Thursday morning. One of them shot her as she pressed the panic button.
He said she was in a serious condition in Montana Hospital.
"Moments later the same gunmen attacked the woman's neighbours.
"They tied up the couple and their young children before fleeing with the family's car," he said.
Anyone with information on the identity or whereabouts of any of the gunmen can call Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or the police emergency call centre on 10111.
05-24-2008, 06:42 PM #2649
At least he got one of the kaffir bastards before he died. Damn these stories infuriate me.
05-26-2008, 08:30 AM #2650
Security firms on the alert
As winter sets in, fewer visitors are expected on Table Mountain, and with this crime levels are expected to drop - but security personnel plan to remain on alert to keep "a step ahead" of criminals.
A pilot project focusing on safety and launched on Signal Hill this month is designed to give the personnel time to "fine-tune" operations for peak seasons.
Last year, a spate of muggings on the mountain led to security being beefed up and the introduction of the use of volunteers.
The crimes continued into this year and, in the most recent incidents in February, four muggings were reported along the Table Mountain chain.
No incidents have been reported since.
Paddy Gordon, operations manager for the northern section of Table Mountain National Park (TMNP), said as wetter weather was experienced, fewer crimes were expected.
"Wet weather, shorter days and fewer tourists are believed to contribute to the trend of lower crime," he said.
Gordon said while environmental factors, such as rain that obscured vision, could be a disadvantage to security operations, they would also be disadvantageous to criminals on the mountain as they would experience the same factors.
He said the main security advantage was that information about criminal activity was constantly being gathered and exchanged among those guarding the mountain.
A helicopter had been used for a month in February to boost security on the mountain. If TMNP was able to use it again, the focus would be on gathering information about such aspects as escape routes and hideouts.
"The helicopter proved most useful in gathering intelligence rather than in response to crime, and if we get it back for a month or two every peak season, it will concentrate on that."
Gordon said he was pleased the Signal Hill "pilot security intervention" programme had been launched this month.
"The fact that the pilot is running in quieter winter months is a good thing, as it gives time to fine-tune in preparation for peak season," he said.
Signal Hill had been off-limits to the public from 9pm, but this was changed to 1am once a 24-hour security centre was opened. Private companies Fidelity Security Services and Chubb are helping manage security on Signal Hill.
Gordon said information gathered over four years relating to criminals on the mountain had been shared with the companies.