Farm Attacks

JuliusSeizure said:
Not saying this story is false but FYI, POST is an IOL publication owned by Iqbal Surve.

I see many on Mybb regularly questioning material that comes from IOL, especially if it is of a sensitive nature. We must at least be consistent and not publish IOL material when it suits our views.
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Google it. Then come back.
 
Hellhound105 said:
Makes one wonder how to react in certain situations.

"If the Raghoos had a firearm and they were able to use it"

Wonder if they will get one now? I'm not victim shaming just curious.

OP for this thread was Dec 30 2014. You can't tell me it has been 8 years of farm attacks and farmers have been denied firearms for 8 years straight.

**** it, I'm not even working/living on a farm and have a few firearms.
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Submitted 2 new apps this week.

Question still remains, seeing as I have submitted 2 apps, I wonder if the victims have applied yet or bought firearms.
 
Two brothers get lengthy jail sentence for Mpumalanga farm murder, blowtorch attack

Two men who were found guilty of murdering a British national and using a blowtorch to torture her husband, have been sentenced to an effective 37 years behind bars.

On Thursday, the Mpumalanga High Court in Breyten sentenced Meshak Nkosinathi Yika, 28, and his brother, Themba William Yika, 38, from Bergendal farm, near Belfast.

Their co-accused, Lucas Makua, died after he was found guilty.

On 18 February 2017, the three men broke into a farmhouse in Dullstroom, where they found Susan Deborah Howarth, 64, and her husband Robert Lynn, 66, asleep in their bedroom.

Howarth was shot in the head and her husband was shot in the neck before he was dragged to the lounge, where the accused demanded money.

National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson Monica Nyuswa said:

They continued to assault the complainant until he opened the safe and took [out] an amount of R320, two cellphones and a camera.

"They further burnt him with blowtorch several times on his body, [and] as a result, he gave them his bank card and the PIN...[in] the hope that they would leave him."

Instead, the accused covered his face with a plastic bag and forced him and Howarth, who was still alive at that point, into their van. They later dumped the couple in a veld alongside a road.
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More at: https://www.news24.com/news24/south...malanga-farm-murder-blowtorch-attack-20220701
 
mojoman said:
I hope he called his neighbours and they filled the fkrs up with hot lead...And they are all dead in a hole now..
But ja...thats just me...I like to hope...
:ROFL:
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This shows the importance of having an early warning setup. As the ****ers sneak up, you know they coming and you catch them by surprise as you are ready and waiting.
 
wingnut771 said:
This shows the importance of having an early warning setup. As the ****ers sneak up, you know they coming and you catch them by surprise as you are ready and waiting.
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Would be wonderful if we had the law on our side and not on the trespassers' side! If you know they are coming and prepare an ambush to defend yourself, the lawyers will likely argue for premeditated murder in a certain sense. Unfortunately, we have to try and stop them from trespassing in the 1st place.
 
Mista_Mobsta said:
Would be wonderful if we had the law on our side and not on the trespassers' side! If you know they are coming and prepare an ambush to defend yourself, the lawyers will likely argue for premeditated murder in a certain sense. Unfortunately, we have to try and stop them from trespassing in the 1st place.
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This is the wild west. Just don't involve the "authorities". Problem solved. Of course, if any escape then there are issues.
 
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