Innholdsfortegnelse for 2024-02-27 i Daily Voice

Bandages Police and medical workers dispatched to the scene also wondered about the bandages on his leg stumps and who had applied them so shortly after the accident. As the inquiry progressed and more inconsistencies came to light, authorities reportedly uncovered that an individual from Florida had come to the man with an axe and allegedly hacked off his legs for a price. Thompson said: “It was a poorly-executed plan. I have not seen anything quite like it.” The alleged scammer could not be technically prosecuted with insurance fraud, according to IOL.…

A WELL-KNOWN rugby player from Kraaifontein was shot and killed in what his family says was an inexplicable situation on Sunday. The 15-year-old boy was murdered at the corner of Aandblom and Green Street in Scottsville by unknown gunman who fled on foot. Unaid Claasen played scrumhalf for the Monument Park High School rugby team. His school as well as Scottsville High were both closed yes terday as shocked teachers and learners tried to come to terms with the tragedy. When the Daily Voice arrived at the scene on Sunday, his family and friends had just finished a prayer over his body. Tears flowed as everyone helped clean Green Street of his blood after his body was lifted into the mortuary van. Unaid had been sitting in Green Street chatting…

Academies “We are trying to build academies where we teach the youngsters how to change tires, how to spray cars, work on motors and much more. “The movement is to aid those in need, such as people who lost their house and belongings in a fire by giving food parcels and clothes. “We got more clubs involved and did a run for Firdous Kleinsmidt, who was shot, to show we can stand together and we are not just there for races.” Chad-Lee says the money comes from their own pockets but due to some members being out of work, they need a helping hand to keep assisting those in need. He says: “We are in need of any help and any other car crews who are interested can join the…