There’s been another triple murder in Cape Town

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There’s been another triple murder in Cape Town and again in Muizenberg. The Police say the bodies of three people, two women and a man, were found last night, at Mike Place, Xakabantu in Muizenberg.

There’s been another triple murder in Cape Town

 

Colonel Andrè Traut says a fourth victim, a man, managed to escape, with a gun-shot-wound. He says no one was arrested and the investigation continues.

 

No one arrested  for the murder of four men earlier this week

 

Earlier this week, Police confirmed that four men were killed in Muizenberg, early Wednesday morning, in Overcome Heights. The suspects also managed to flee the scene.

 

Motive for the attack remains unclear

 

Colonel Traut says the motive for the attack remains unclear. He added that detectives are pursuing all available leads to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident. At the same time, policing in the area has been intensified. This in an effort to prevent any further violence.

 

Policing in the area has been intensified

 

Traut has called on anyone with information that could assist with the investigation to contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111. You can also submit information anonymously via the MySAPS mobile application.

 

 

Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia Van Der Vent
Merentia joined the media world in 1996 and in 2001, she took her first steps in the broadcasting world. In her free time, she likes to go on adventures in the city. She also likes to learn new dances, not that she is any good at that.

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