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February 11, 2015
UPDATE: 26 JANUARY 2015 Fourth Black man (out of six assailants) arrested by the Krugersdorp/Muldersdrift police for the murder of Afrikaner smalholder Charles Henderson, 61: the gang reportedly had tied couple together and then tried to cut off the head of Charles Henderson of Muldersdrift with a garden spade: he died of ‘severe cutting injuries to his upper body.’
Picture: the blood-smeared floor and a woman’s hat at the Henderson couple’s Muldersdrift smallholding bear silent witness to the frantic, motiveless and frantic attack by six black males when Henderson was murdered with a garden-spade. Beeld daily newspaper reported that he and wife were tied together and then they started hacking at his neck and upper-body with a garden spade. His widow required plastic surgery because she was viciously kicked in her face and smashed with a brick. Just before he died – still tied to his traumatised, bleeding wife, he sighed to her: “Ek kan nie meer nie’… ( I cannot go on).
The memorial service for Charles Henderson who was killed almost two weeks ago in Muldersdrift will be held in Bryanston this afternoon.
Meanwhile a 27-year-old man will soon make his appearance in the Krugersdorp Magistrates’ Court for the alleged murder of Henderson after a preliminary investigation by the Muldersdrift police led to his arrest on Thursday, 15 January.
Lucky Matome, a police spokesperson said police found Henderson with stab wounds to his upper body and is still unsure about the motive for the murder.
In separate incidents the Krugersdorp Cluster arrested 217 suspects for a variety of crimes.
The Krugersdorp Acting Cluster Commander Brigadier Dalipkimar Baijnath indicated these successes are due to the perseverance and dedication of members in the cluster.
He also expressed his satisfaction with the positive actions against crime within the cluster.
Baijnath further thanked members of the community who came forward and assisted the police in combating crime.
