TOP FORENSIC INVESTIGATOR ON THE RUN: “COMMISSIONER WANTS ME DEAD”
A forensic investigator digging into police corruption is now in hiding, fearing for his life after explosive threats he links directly to a top police boss. Paul O’Sullivan has REFUSED to appear before Parliament, declaring it’s too dangerous.
His reason? KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. In a parliamentary hearing, Mkhwanazi didn’t just attack O’Sullivan—he allegedly called for a public takedown. O’Sullivan’s letter reveals the chilling quote from Mkhwanazi: “the men and women in this country are going to take it upon themselves to do something DRASTIC.” O’Sullivan calls this a direct incitement to violence.
This is not a game. This is LIFE AND DEATH. O’Sullivan says he has “credible intelligence of a very real threat to murder me,” inspired by Mkhwanazi. A KEY WITNESS in a related corruption probe, Marius van der Merwe, was already GUNNED DOWN outside his home in December. He had testified about police corruption.
Now, O’Sullivan is trapped in a war of lawsuits with the commissioner, trading accusations of defamation and criminal activity. But the question screams out: WHO BENEFITS from silencing these men? While officials debate, a pattern emerges: those who expose corruption end up dead or threatened.
This is what happens when the system turns on its own protectors. A police commissioner’s words spark a death threat, and a nation is left to wonder who really runs the justice system.
One man is in hiding tonight, and the person who should protect him might just want him silenced forever.
Author: Kayitsi.com
