The Kempton Park Serial Killer thread

Probably can.

The theory at the moment is the bodies get dumped from a car in the early ours of the morning.
Find Camaras in the area. Find the cars. Follow it home.

It's a day or twos work.
Thanks detective lieutenant, at least we are getting somewhere.

Can you please go to Kempton and lead the operation?
 
Thanks detective lieutenant, at least we are getting somewhere.

Can you please go to Kempton and lead the operation?
Tried. They told me they don't need my help yesterday when I ask why is 10 detectives still just staring at the cut grass were the body was found. They are hanging around there waiting for the killer to show up and announce himself or for more evidence to spring up from the dirt.

Please call them and tell them you would like me to help. Or just forward my instructions to them.
 
Tried. They told me they don't need my help yesterday when I ask why is 10 detectives still just staring at the cut grass were the body was found. They are hanging around there waiting for the killer to show up and announce himself or for more evidence to spring up from the dirt.

Please call them and tell them you would like me to help. Or just forward my instructions to them.

If they mobilized all of us here on myBB that person would be in jail or dead by lunch time :)
 
Another victim has been identified following the discovery of a woman’s body on the side of the road in KwaThema, Springs, as police intensify investigations into the murders of eight women.

The victim has been identified as 38-year-old Dineo Evelyn Motapane, whose body was positively identified by her family at the Springs Mortuary on Wednesday afternoon.

According to South African Police Service (SAPS) police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe, Motapane was last seen alive on Sunday.

Her family had not reported her missing before her body was discovered.
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The virtue signalling on SM is reaching epic proportions

Guess it will take a few days for the next big thing to hit and everyone to forget about these victims

I cannot agree more. It sickens me. Do NOT go onto the WhatsApp statuses ... it used to be for Palestine; now it's the serial killer- who knows what's next. Social media warriors. Once they have posted, they feel soooo much better :rolleyes:
 
With family like this who needs enemies

It shows people's disillusionment. However, reporting crime and/or missing persons is very important in crime fighting.
Sometimes a person disappearing for a day or 2 doesn't raise alarms. This is the case with some families. I witness this a lot in the countryside.
 
Sometimes a person disappearing for a day or 2 doesn't raise alarms. This is the case with some families. I witness this a lot in the countryside.

True, only the people close to the victim would know what is out of character for that person.

Some people only contact their families sporadically; others message you on the hour every hour :ROFL:
 
I cannot agree more. It sickens me. Do NOT go onto the WhatsApp statuses ... it used to be for Palestine; now it's the serial killer- who knows what's next. Social media warriors. Once they have posted, they feel soooo much better :rolleyes:
Tell them to put their money where their mouth is and setup a debt order to Action Society instead of virtue signalling.

https://actionsociety.co.za/successes/

Every conviction they help get over the line is one less shithead that society has to deal with.
 
If they mobilized all of us here on myBB that person would be in jail or dead by lunch time :)

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Giving major serial killer vibes.
 
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The police may be using the incorrect type of map. They need to be using the new woke one, as the old one makes Kempton Park look smaller than it really is, which leads to inadequate allocation of police resources.

Being near the airport, they could also benefit from MyBB's world-leading expertise in low altitude flyovers, as if everyone on every plane coming in to land peered diligently out of the window, the serial killer would surely be spotted in no time.
 
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Not only have I extensively researched fibre packages I have absolutely no intention of buying, but I know the entire history of Telkom, Eskom, load shedding, Rain, Afrihost, Openserve, Vumatel and every ISP that once gave somebody 3ms more latency to London.

I know exactly which router you should buy.

I will never tell you.

I have read every 86-page thread about solar installations despite not owning a single panel.

I know why your Sunsynk is doing that.

I have opinions about your battery settings.

I will not post them.

For seventeen years I have watched you people argue about Android versus iPhone, Windows versus Linux, DStv pricing, Discovery Vitality, eBucks, municipal electricity tariffs and whether Takealot’s “special” was actually a special.

I remember everything.

If only you could have known what unholy silent judgement your little “clever” post was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have checked whether somebody already posted it on page 3.

But you couldn’t.

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And now I have finally logged in.

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…and then delete the whole thing and go back to lurking.

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Cosmik is that you boet?
 
I wonder if they have done geofencing, particularly aligned with the known victims' devices? Are they able to glean info from the one victim's Strava (the one who was taken while out jogging)?
 
Sometimes a person disappearing for a day or 2 doesn't raise alarms. This is the case with some families. I witness this a lot in the countryside.
yes, if she lived alone then it might only be 2 days when someone raises the alarm. Also, might only be because of the news as well
 
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