Bus Strikes in P.E caused Death

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My Cousin was Killed over a cellphone today he was walking in settlers vally with he's three buddies . He was Stabbed for times the Thief who was in his teens stabbed my cousin first in the leg and my cousin said no because it was his first phone he then got stabbed in the left arm he said no again he then got stabbed in his right shoulder then his best frend offered his fone in his place then the mugger said no i want this phone not yours my cousin had a nokia 6234 and his best friend had a moto v360 finaly the thief stabbed my cousin in the heart then he slowly fadded away when he did the thief grabbed the phone and took off.

the theif was captured now in police custody i wana be thrown in the same cell and beat the $H!T out of him .

this because they had to walk because of the dam bus strike .

R.I.P Kennedy G
 
Geez man, condolences.

If it was my cousin I would as much info on the crim as possible, when he is released someday I woudl knwo about it and he would have a "accident".

Maybe even go as far as discovering for certain who is the real cause of the strike, greed from drivers, mismanagement from city or whatever, and a few "accidents" can happen to them too...
 
Thanks man more to the story apparently that guy who killed my cuz has been watchin my cousin since the bus strike started and today he decieded to strike my cousin nomally walks in a large group but today the split up into two groups. the guy asked them werez the girl they nomally walk by some st0ke 0f luck her m0ther t0ld her n0t to go to school today so she was saved by that and the one guy was almost rapped it was crime after crime. Therez nomaly Security people who nomally watch the kids til they make it over to the other side of settlerz valley but today they just happend not to be watching them and this happens i think they should be fired sure its not going to bring him back but will take the incompitant security guardr out of a job and prevent something like this from happening again
 
My Cousin was Killed over a cellphone

My condolences.
It's hard to get a youngster to offer up his pride and joy without a fight - it's human nature to protect yourself and your possessions from the evil savages.
This fool is ultimately responsible for this sorry state our country has fallen into.
Geez man, condolences.

If it was my cousin I would as much info on the crim as possible, when he is released someday I woudl knwo about it and he would have a "accident".

Maybe even go as far as discovering for certain who is the real cause of the strike, greed from drivers, mismanagement from city or whatever, and a few "accidents" can happen to them too...
He is most likely back on the streets as we write, after paying a R50 bail.

Schoolboy slain for cellphone
“We don‘t have real answers to this and the culprits never truly get what they deserve.

Late yesterday Walmer police station Superintendent Greg Botha said detectives were still questioning the suspect. He said police patrols in the area would continue as normal and stressed that the attack was “an isolated incident”.
BS you lying b@stard.


Now lets hope the troll doesn't suggest that you and your family and friends move to Cape Town to avoid the violent crime that has spread through this country like wild fire.


Eight murders in Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth - Eight people were murdered in Port Elizabeth on Saturday and Sunday, said Eastern Cape police.

Captain Andre Beetge said two men, both aged 25, and a 23-year-old man were stabbed to death in separate incidents in Motherwell.

"The sudden flood of lethal violence is a huge concern to the South African Police Service," he said
Beetge, do you know a man named "Greg Botha" ?
 
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isolated incident my @ss i used to be in that primary school but i never walked i took the bus a couple of friends where ambushed and robbed there this is like 5years ago and its been happening since then.
 
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