Family of slain Kamryn Naidoo demands murder suspect be denied bail

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The family of Pelican Park’s slain Kamryn Naidoo are calling for justice, adding that it wants his alleged killer to be denied bail on Tuesday 19 March 2024.

 

 

The late Naidoo, a 23-year-old autistic man was found stabbed to death on Friday 1 March.

 

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The late Kamryn Naidoo pictured with his mother, Tamla Naidoo.

 

His suspected murderer, Abdul Razak is scheduled to return to the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court this week. The late Kamryn’s aunt, Loadine George says a petition has been launched on change.org that has already garnered over 1 700 signatures so far.

 

 

“There is an online petition that is going around, requesting that the magistrate of Wynberg’s court 4 deny bail to Kamryn’s killer. It would just break our hearts as well as the community’s hearts if we had to see him walking around, roaming around the streets of the community freely,” explained the emotional aunt.

 

 

She has thanked the community at large for their outpouring of support:

 

 

“It’s been a really hard journey and a trying time for us as a family, but we’ve just been overwhelmed by the incredible support, and outpouring of love out there,” said George.

 

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