Mutilating and murdering someone has nothing to do with healing and everything to do with power, protection, financial gain and influence
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The country may have the third highest number of repeat murderers, but the police’s elite profiler unit has never lost a single case
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/ 5 November 2007
Olievenhoutbosch serial killer Richard Jabulani Nyauza smiled and said he ”felt nothing” after being given 16 life terms in the Pretoria High Court on Monday for a series of gruesome murders. ”I feel nothing. They’re doing too little. It changes nothing,” the HIV-positive Nyauza told reporters before being led down to the court cells.