A FRIEND STABBED IN THE FACE. A GIRLFRIEND BEATEN TO DEATH. This is not just news—this is a BLOOD-DRENCHED PATTERN exploding across our communities.
In a Bohlokong garage on New Year’s Day, a drinking session turned into a slaughter. Police say a 41-year-old man ALLEGEDLY murdered his friend with a SPADE FORCH, stabbing him in the face over claims of an affair. The victim died in the hospital. Hours later, the suspect walked into a police station—but the horror doesn’t end there.
This gruesome killing echoes a sentence handed down just weeks before. Motsamai Justice Mosiuoa is now serving LIFE for murdering his 25-year-old girlfriend, Analisa Heleni. The evidence is bone-chilling: he dragged her, battered her head against concrete, and locked her inside until she was dead. Police initially saw NO VISIBLE INJURIES. A post-mortem told the true, brutal story.
WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING? Officials release statements, courts eventually act, but the violence escalates. Weapons are seized, but the rage is not. These aren’t random acts—they are eruptions of a sickness where betrayal is met with execution and love is a death sentence. The community watches, the system reacts too late, and the blood soaks into the ground.
Read the reports. Look at the weapons entered as evidence. Listen to the silence that follows the screams.
This is what happens when fury is left to fester in plain sight.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
