Murder: Unresolved | Carte Blanche | M-Net
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2023
- 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝟯 𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯.
In October 2021, a frantic call from a distraught husband sent emergency services and police to Pastor Liezel de Jager’s house. But it was already too late. Liezel was found strangled outside her Amanzimtoti home. Her father, Henk van Zyl - a former detective - made over 90 calls to police for feedback but, for two years, the investigation stalled… until civil rights organisation, Action Society, got involved. With increased pressure and media attention, police finally arrested a suspect last week. It’s an all-too-familiar picture: a case that clearly illustrates the fallout from an overburdened detective service unable to keep up with South Africa’s ever-soaring crime rates. According to the police’s own latest statistics, just under 12.5 percent of the country’s murders are solved. As families mourning the brutal deaths of their loved ones wait months or even years for closure, does the answer lie in watchdog organisations that effectively privatise the investigation and prosecution of crime? Carte Blanche investigates.
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In other words, censorship. Filter everything that doesn't fit your personal narrative
My flat in Boksburg was burgled in 2002, I called the SAPS and they told me to leave everything the way it was and wait for the forensic team to come and take fingerprints...i`m still waiting for them to arrive...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, more than two decades ago? Haaibo,this is a joke😱
Your patience is amazing!!
I'm sorry for your ordeal. We also had a break-in/house robbery, and assault with intent to do GBH in 2021(A family member was assaulted). We have been waiting for Roodepoort SAPS to give us an update. Roodepoort & West-Rand suburbs came out in the top 5 highest recorded break-ins/house robberies for 2023.
@@danielmubima2991 😂😂😂
@@mvubu6823
I believe it is their duty to fight crime and protect South African, where it is against burglars or murders.
What's even scarier is authorities are very quick to investigate when a person has killed a criminal in self defence or if one evades taxes.
It is impossible to trust them. I am sorry for being blunt.
Tax investigations are acted on as they feed their own pockets with the money
So true!
So quick to prosecute as well, it's like court dates suddenly become available but the hardened criminals take forever to be prosecuted.
Had I been exposed to Carte Blanche in my teen years, I would have wanted to become an Investigative Journalist not a Physicist. Wow, guys this is top class journalism, absolutely phenomenal !
I dont know anyone that will call the police in an emergency.we rather call neighborhood watch or private security
I call my CZ pistol
My brother has been a police office for 20 years now. Even he has lost faith in SAPS. He is desperately trying to join the local WC Metropolice unit, which seems to be a better entity.
He has mentioned many a times that the quality of Police Officers appointed these days are poor. People who are not there to serve and protect but rather just earn a paycheck doing as little as possible😢
Ian Cameron shoud really be in thr position Beke Cele is in right now. Cele is nothing but a joke and he as turned SAPS into a joke aswell.
As someone who was even robbed by the police once I can just totally agree. I have 0 faith in the police.
Crime in this country is so bad I understand why people leave. I have been robbed 6 times this year and lost a parent to crime in 2007. I am sick.
I am so sorry 💔
Thank you@@NonhlanhlaNhlapo
I'm so terribly sorry 🙏
To much much tax for this incompetent government
I love how they always sound upset that you called them
I had a break in around 2016. Upon entering my gate, I saw my door was ajar and immediately knew. There was a police van passing and I ask them to go inside and look if the perpetrators are still inside or not. I was told by the police in front to my gate, to go to the police station and open a case 😢. They were right there and couldn't just look
It happened to me too they said they were just patrolling so I must go the police station and I did they never came
SAPS refused to accept our request to open a case of theft and accused us of trying to commit insurance fraud
Makes you wonder why there is a Government anymore when ppl need to take action to get the country to run .
Do We realise how easy it would be for our best brains to leave our shores and leave us in complete anarchy?
It's happening. A MASSIVE exodus ! !!
Best is to leave SA. Same as Zimbabwe now.
No it is not. Crime in Zimbabwe is nothing near as bad as South Africa. I can safely walk anywhere here, unlike SA. Carjacking would be headlines here.
Crime in neighboring countries are not on the same level as SA….
Zim is safe, Zambia, Tanzania Botswana and Namibia. Get a passport. It's a nice to have in SA
Can south africa just get rid of that incompetent police minister already?
If you see how police officers behave in private you will understand why they get nothing done.I have a flying squad member as a neighbour and when he's not at work he parties (loud music nevermind the other 28 units in the complex.The first day of covid lockdown multiple police vehicle came to him to fill up police vehicles with crates of alcohol
Criminals moonlighting as S.A.P.S members ...
🤣🤣🤣
😂😅😅
I've witnessed in one of the neighbour's homes, cops distributing amongst themselves the "loot" they confisticated from illegal street vendors. Makes you wonder what other shady things they do in the dark.
Unbelievable 😢
The volume level of the end clip matches the rest of the clip, Thank You for fixing it.
Can this be fixed at the ballot box - or are we too far gone?
😢😢😢to far gone no one will be able to fix the mess of the ANC its time to protect ourselves and our families
bheki cele, our minister of police, gets just over R200 000 a month
Imagine. For being a gatekeeper!
And just imagine how much he makes in Bribes a month extra... Pretty sure he does not declare those income sources
Polygraphs are a waste of time, they never imply conclusively guilt or innocence. So someone refusing to take one doesn't prove anything. In fact, if you're innocent you might be better advised to refuse to take it.
Not even admissible evidence in court
It all starts from the very top echelons i.e. President, ministers, etc. SA has almost zero consequence management and people know they can do anything and nothing will be done about it. Sadly criminals are taking advantage of this immensely.
Thank you for helping.
Your stories are so entertaining, but they are too short 🥺
We need more detail
Make em at least 40 min 🥺
That will also boost your watch time cause we will watch!!!
Totally!!
I think on dstv they longer@@Lady--G
Yes and people will watch. Please guys give us 1hour ❤
This situation raises questions about whether individual police officers' effectiveness is assessed and whether appropriate measures are taken when a particular officer fails to meet their performance standards (for example, providing training, counseling, and coaching, considering reassignment or a role change, implementing probationary periods and/or terminating employment).
What can we do as society???
Form Neighborhood Watches or CPF. Take turns to patrol our own streets at night
Join the Action Society
Great ideas 💡 👌 👍
The SAPS have an open-close case in the same day of the crime been done?
Ian Cameron should be made our Police Minister. The man is ambitious about fighting crime.
Sad story you know it reminds me of my late friend former Mk Ex Combatant he just disappear we went an open a missing person case at Orlando police station for 2 yrs nothing was done until he was found dead alleged at government mortuary 💔💔
If SAPS is so under resourced,what is the remedy to attract people who are passionate about police work
We shouldn't be paying taxes
You not paying taxes, you paying a corrupt goverment, the snake rots from the head down.
We have the same problem in Canada.
Toronto police is the largest crime syndicate in the country!
Ugh, give us a break...google crime stats by country and go to bed, you need some rest. We are talking about South Africa here, the 3rd most crime ridden country in the world and you dare to mention Canada? Are you so insecure and self centred to just try to make everything about you? Get a life!
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Why do you say that?
A policeman and a detective are different.
Talk, talk, talk... Welcome to gov. No actions
We as a family still looking for answers up untill today
You can have 100 detectives but how many of the 100 are competent?
Delinquents go to politics and the police for employment
We, the people, need to change that
Ask Cele?
ANC.....
Realty has shown that we black people don't how to handle public matter this problem of police I have lived for more than 8 years in south Africa guys at least there here in Gabon it's a completely a jungle where no rule of law is implemented...we living in a society where the most powerful can do whatever they want to without being accountable for what they do.
I was once robbed by the police on a legit roadblock. I have zero faith in the SAPS.
At this poin SAn's should take the law into their own hands because the authorities are not doing their jobs and communities are being terrorized! Thats what communities did in the old days and crime was minimal!
Looks like a shambles.
So sad, the public must do the police etc work
We have a serious problem with the police in our country. Is there a way to get the contacts of the Civil Rights Organization so that maybe I can get assistance from them too? I have been waiting for only a Police Report Verdict for over 2years now and I have been told by the police that "it might not work for me" according to them.
Complimenting the investigating officer when the citizens were doing all their work is crazy business.
ADT protects S.A.P.S 😞
My story: Called ADT for a alarm,,, they came to check my place to givie a quote. @ days later my stuff was stolen . Tracked my SAMSUNG laptop to 50M radius at ADT headquaters N1 city,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Must be a coincidence???
@@STEFANFOURIE643 😳.. Tjerrrrr ...coincidences dont happen in Afrika Borwa... It was them ...
Praying for AKA'S family 🙏🏽
We have a poor justice systerm. My mother was murdered 8 years ago by the South African Police Service in what they claim in mistaken identity and still nothing has been done with her case.
Sory to hear that. MHSRIP.
I'm so sorry ❤
Jst look at what is happening in the senzo’s case everything is up side down confused stories
I hate when Bongani talks this way on Carte Blanche but goes on 702 to call South Africans xenophobic when they complain about illegal foreigners committing crimes in the township, it's like hes getting paid to play both sides.
So you mean that it's foreigners who make SA the 3rd most crime ridden country in the world just before Afghanistan? You are clearly part of the problem here, not Bongani! And you are definitely a xenophobe!
Well a large group of South Africans show xenophobia when they paint all foreigners with the same brush for committing crimes. This in itself is xenophobic. Not all foreigners are criminals right? So there’s nothing wrong with Bongani’s comments. Try thinking a little more before jumping to conclusions.
@@zimpetrichor4919but he didn't say all foreigners are criminals, don't try to change the subject.
Because most crimes in the township aren't being committed by foreigners as the complaints would like you to believe🤷🏼♂️
@@triple777seven check the police stats , check the percentage in jail
100% proof that SA NEEDS A NEW GOVERNMENT if we want ANY CHANCE of resolving SA's OUT OF CONTROL CRIME
ANC!!!!!!!!!!
My Sister son was killed in a quiet area with video footage that was never shown to me. The detective at manenberg police said. Nothing to investigate.
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Ian Cameron ek haal die hood af vir jou jy staan vir ons almal jy doen die beste jy kort mense wat sal jou ondersteun
Anc state
Covering everything but the rand manipulation… quite interesting
They will not say a word about it. Stomach journalism with zero integrity.
@@LuzukoBanganiit’s infuriating. Corporate SA is just as bad as the government, they pretend to be the saviours the country needs but are just as greedy and corrupt.
Saps just doesnt care anymore
They'r part of the crime
SAPS is in a sad state of affairs.
It's watered down.
A person would wonder if this was intentionally done by the anc, for them to have their way with state capture & corruption in SA.
In which province is armand se tottie?
😂😂😂
Does the SAPS even know that they are actually employed by the people of SA?
In Regina mundi Moroka Soweto there's been endless atm bombings while moroka police station is 3 minutes away guess what they always come after every time while people staying close to the police station while be asking on Fb where are they bombing, i sure don't believe or have faith in cops and justice system
Lazy police officers who do not want to go to court because of incompetent cadres and arrogant behavior because of the gun they carry even becomes a threat to their station commanders who exactly resign because they feel threatened some of these criminals in the police force
Average IQ of the cops ?
20 bucks
What about Lesufi Panyza’s armed and dangerous pretend police. Also all the CCTV cameras that have been erected? Crime prevention is a hungry beast, no one can dispute that - but following the money is virtually impossible, just wondering if it’s going into “someone’s” pockets? Another cash cow?
We need this type of channel in Nigeria.
Buy no funds
Police need training every single day most are not qualified
SAP is a toilet bowl squad. Always has been
Cart Blanch is very depressing! Don't you guys have positive stories to tell 🙄
This is South Africa brah, it’s all about doom and gloom. They are just reporting what they see. This is the reality! Wake up and smell the roses
Generally speaking (and I exclude the Western Cape) our Police are physically unfit, very open to bribes, often seen standing around in groups doing nothing, love using the siren during load-shedding congestion and have major problems with spelling.
What makes you think the Western. Cape is different?
Everything you described is also prevalent in the Western Cape, making your comment very bias and non genuine.
To be honest I tend to agree. But you capitalized the word “Police” in your post then proceeded to say they can’t spell. So my questions are: Are you a police officer? Do you realize that you shouldn’t capitalize the word “police”?
@@zimpetrichor4919huh😮
Why shouldn't you capitalise Police
Western Cape se gat. Nowhere else has a province requested military intervention for crimes that are the compentency of the police. Military has nothing to do with crime fighting. The DA let the province down. They want to blame national government for everything they fail to do. As if we all forget they are in parliament