When a couple delivered their first child on the 3rd of May 1994, they could have no idea that within hours a nightmare would begin that would last 22 months. A woman had stolen their baby and then seemingly disappeared into thin air. On May 4 in 1994, Sonja Combrinck walked into the Marymount maternity Read more
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When Dutch student, Marleen Konings, met a fellow solo traveler in Mossel Bay in December 2003, she could have no idea that the man before her was living a lie and within days, their worlds would collide with deadly consequences. SHOWNOTES: Host: Nicole Engelbrecht Producer: Nicole Engelbrecht Music: Snippet from Prime Circle’s Evidence We would
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Leslie van Zyl booked into the Protea Hotel in George on the 28th of August 2000. She did not leave alive. In the years that followed her family would push for justice, but the “do not disturb” sign Leslie’s killer hung on the hotel room door, seemed to apply to his crime too. The next
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In 1991, Mukosi Freddy Mulaudzi was handed down two life sentences for murder. This should have been the end of Mulaudzi’s murderous rampage, but it wasn’t. For the residents of Limpopo, it was just the beginning of their nightmare. Content hosted by iono.fm SHOWNOTES: Host: Nicole Engelbrecht Producer: Nicole Engelbrecht Music: Snippet from Prime Circle’s
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In 1983, a Bonnie and Clyde-like scenario played out in South Africa that would end in the deaths of four innocent people and the death sentence of one of the perpetrators. The surviving perpetrator, a 19-year-old girl, remained the subject of many unanswered questions. The killer couple were Charmaine Phillips and Pieter Grundlingh and they
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