The Kempton Park Serial Killer thread

No idea why but that just seems so much worse.....

It is bad.

2 people are murdered every hour in South Africa.

58 people murdered every day in South Africa – these are the deadliest areas


The latest crime statistics report reveals that there were 5,181 murders in South Africa from January to March 2026, averaging nearly 60 murders per day.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has released its official crime statistics for the fourth quarter of the 2025–2026 financial year, covering the period from January to March 2026.

While the national data indicates a positive downward trend in major violent crime categories, such as murder and sexual offences, certain regions continue to be significant hotspots for criminal activity.
 
Now would be a great time to quote all my posts about farm attacks :whistling:
If a farmer (Male) gets killed on a farm it is just called violence.
If a farmer (Female) gets killed on a farm it is called ahgenda based violence.

If a farmer married couple gets killed on a farm, what is it?
 
If a farmer (Male) gets killed on a farm it is just called violence.
If a farmer (Female) gets killed on a farm it is called ahgenda based violence.

If a farmer married couple gets killed on a farm, what is it?

But you see, here's the thing. People who believe that farm attacks should be a special category of crime are clearly happy with some crimes being treated differently to others. Such people should surely have no problem with other crimes having their own category too, like GBV.

However this doesn't seem to be the case. I get the impression that a lot of people who reeee about GBV, believe that farm attacks should be treated differently.
 
But you see, here's the thing. People who believe that farm attacks should be a special category of crime are clearly happy with some crimes being treated differently to others. Such people should surely have no problem with other crimes having their own category too, like GBV.

However this doesn't seem to be the case. I get the impression that a lot of people who reeee about GBV, believe that farm attacks should be treated differently.
Geez. The idea of categorizing some crime as more serious than others is to actually solve it. Like this serial killer got some special attention and police made some arrest. Which is good.
A serial killer is a serious category of murderer.

GBV does the opposite. It confuses minor incidents of domestic violence with serious crimes and then blames all men collectively. How often do you commit some GBV? I don't.

Some of the farm murder activist are very similar to feminist complaining about GBV in that the accuse the government of doing the farm murder and then also demand protection from the government, which is a bit of a problem. Not that it is a special category of crime.
 
Geez. The idea of categorizing some crime as more serious than others is to actually solve it. Like this serial killer got some special attention and police made some arrest. Which is good.
A serial killer is a serious category of murderer.

GBV does the opposite. It confuses minor incidents of domestic violence with serious crimes and then blames all men collectively. How often do you commit some GBV? I don't.

Some of the farm murder activist are very similar to feminist complaining about GBV in that the accuse the government of doing the farm murder and then also demand protection from the government, which is a bit of a problem. Not that it is a special category of crime.


I don't commit GBV, and I also don't attack farms. They are both regarded by their proponents as being worthy of being categorised as a special type of crime, hence the comment I made.

I also can't agree with you that acts of domestic violence aren't "serious crimes". Do you really believe that, bearing in mind that a large percentage of murder victims are murdered by their partner? It's unlikely that the act of violence they experienced leading up to their murder was their first exposure to domestic violence in that relationship.
 
I don't commit GBV, and I also don't attack farms. They are both regarded by their proponents as being worthy of being categorised as a special type of crime, hence the comment I made.

I also can't agree with you that acts of domestic violence aren't "serious crimes". Do you really believe that, bearing in mind that a large percentage of murder victims are murdered by their partner? It's unlikely that the act of violence they experienced leading up to their murder was their first exposure to domestic violence in that relationship.
There's different levels to domestic violence and if you can't understand that you should count yourselves very lucky.
 
There's different levels to domestic violence and if you can't understand that you should count yourselves very lucky.

Same as farm attacks then.

I think we'll have to find a raving feminist farmer to cover both bases, so we can really understand what's going on here.
 
The family of Vusimuzi Radebe has been left shattered after the man was allegedly brutally beaten and killed while walking home in Witbank, with his loved ones saying his death followed an assumption about where he lived.

Radebe was walking from his grandmother’s home in Kwaguqa to Lynville on Saturday, September 19, when he was reportedly questioned about where he lived and where he had come from, according to his family.

The family said Radebe explained that he had lived in Kempton Park and was returning from his grandmother’s home in Kwaguqa.
 
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