Death toll rises as young girls go missing

[lumukanda]

Death toll rises as young girls go missing

Nine young girls have been found dead around South Africa in the past seven months after they had been reported missing. The nine comprise the most widely publicised cases.

The most recent find was the decomposed body of Elizabeth Martin (13), found in a water tank at a farm in Leeu-Gamka in the Western Cape.

Martin was reported missing on April 14, after her father, a farmworker, asked his employer to drop her off at her mother's home in Merweville.

On July 2, the body of two-year-old Sonjia Brown was found in a manhole near her Rawsonville home. The girl was found dead three days after she was reported missing.

Nine days before, on June 23, the body of six-year-old Mikayla Rossouw was found in a box under a bed in the backyard shack of a neighbour's house in Swellendam. Rossouw was last seen alive on June 10, when she had been playing with friends.

Eight-year-old Refilwe Ringane's decomposed body was found in a field in Modimolle, Limpopo, on June 17. She was reported missing on June 12 after she was sent to a shop by her brother.

Also in Modimolle, the body of another eight-year-old was found a month earlier, on April 13. The girl was found strangled in bushes after she was reported missing the day before. She and a six-year-old neighbour were confronted by an unknown man en route to her uncle's home in Flora Park. The younger child managed to escape, but the older girl was kidnapped.

The body of an eight-year-old girl was found in a field at Breipaal near Douglas in the Northern Cape on April 4, three days after she went missing -- she had been hit with a blunt object. The girl had been sent to buy groceries by her parents and did not return home on April 1.

On March 12, the body of six-year-old Naledi Ndebele was found wrapped in sheep skin under a bush in Brandfort in the Free State. Ndebele was reported missing by her grandmother the day before her body was found, when she did not return from playing at a neighbour's home.

The body of Anastacia Wiese (11) was found at her mother's Mitchells Plain home on March 11 after she had been reported missing two days earlier.

On January 10, the body of Londi Mdunge (10) was found after she had been raped and apparently thrown off a cliff in Durban's Molweni area. Mdunge's mutilated body was found at the foot of a cliff overlooking the Inanda Dam the day after she was reported missing. She had been collecting mangos with her cousin when she disappeared.

Miranda Friedman from Men and Women against Child Abuse on Saturday said the abductions and murders of the girls are "incredibly worrying". She added that crimes against children go largely under-reported.

"It is an incredibly worrying trend we are seeing in the number of girls being raped," she said, adding that parents across the country are likely "terrified" that such crimes can be committed against their children. -- Sapa

man this is some sick shit.

[julieray]

Your post caught my eye and I have to say that it is so disturbing that things like this are happening. What makes me even more concerned though is why on earth events like this are not making it into the world media? It is if they are not at all concerned. David's DVD's all highlight the devastation of millions of children all across the world - our world leaders are not of the human variety if they are happy to brush this sort of carrying on under the carpet. What is another concern is the fact that they could possibly be playing a very large part in all this destruction. From what I have been reading is that those at the top are paedophiles/satanists who sacrifice children to Moloch or whatever its name is. Also, the CIA play a large part in child abduction by all accounts with their disgusting experiments with even more being sent underground to be fed to whatever resides down there.

Whichever way you look at it, the poor innocent children of the world are not being protected - but of course they want us to think this so that we will agree to even more violations of our rights. Had I this view 11 years ago, I would have decided not to have children at all, why leave them to survive amidst all this?

[infinitetruth]

According to Cathy o Brien the CIA mindcontrol operations seek out specifically abused children as their brains compartmentalise memories making them unable to recall events in one part of the brain when acting from another part of the brain. This is called Disociative Indentity Disorder, (formally multiple personality disorder), and is caused by trauma normally from abuse.

According to Cathy the CIA uses this to study so they can have operatives which can keep government secrets without their knowledge.

[anoninnyc]

wow lumu, that is terrible. wonder if it is an individual serial pedophile rapist killer or something organized.

[lumukanda]

no this is all over the country, so i doubt it's one guy, but it is something which has been happening a lot lately, same thing with whole families being wiped out, dad comes home, kills the wife and kids and then himself, i just wonder sometime s if it's not 'something in the water', you know, some kind of mind control thing, as the people said in sierra leone in the 90's, 'something got loose'.
a few years ago there was a spate of rapes of infants, believe it, the official line was that the black people here believed that raping a baby would cure you of aids, now i've spoken to many people here, and no one has confirmed this, including many black people, as far as i'm concerned it's pure evil, almost like these people are possessed, remember, 'witchcraft' is alive and well in africa, to this day withches are murdered in south africa, some practice black magic, others are just healers attacked by christian sycophants.
we have this thing called 'muti' in south africa, basically means magic, but the recent connotation is negative, children are murdered, their genitals are removed and used in spells, thats ritual satanic murder if i've ever seen it.
voodoo, or houdou, is well known for this kind of thing, there is good and bad voodoo, and african black magic is pretty fucking powerful, in haiti it's called a zombie, in southern africa, its a tokoloshe, same thing, similiar process.
there are scary things afoot in south africa, in many ways they are hidden right under our noses, in the guise of superstitious african old wives tales...

[mk72]

I have been following it but as far as I can tell it is not making headlines and that to me is just as frightning. Nobody seems to have a clue of the MO. Funny enough I also had the feeling that something is let loose - for lack of a better term.

[hapax]

There's also money to be made in the muti /witchcraft trade. The body parts of children are particularly valuable. A murdered child's head can be sold for a lot of money by SA standards.

"The screaming of a child while his body parts are being chopped off is also regarded as a sign calling customers to the perpetrator's business"
--Mathews Mojela, head teacher Sello Primary School

The idea of curing AIDS by raping an AIDS-free child (not necessarily an infant) is still very much around - but not usually in the cities. Naturally if the rape can be followed by a muti murder for a bit of spare cash, all the better for the perpetrator. No need (or evidence) to bring the CIA into it - but every need to bring the ANC into it who are after all the Government. In the old days of Apartheid the population was generally afraid of the authorities, but this is no longer the case. Many criminals rightly think they can get away with anything. The media goes along with it because they are reluctant to criticize the "new" South Africa and its Communist Government for fear of being labeled "racist". The influence of the Churches has also declined (because they are seen as "White" in origin and because the ANC is still a Communist movement).

It's interesting that there are now no more permanent pickets and demonstrations outside South African Embassies in the US/EU. Maybe the 30 000 murders per year are not worth liberal criticism - or maybe they're just thrilled with how it's going in South Africa.

Getting Away With Murder (http://www.frontline.org.za/articles/gettingaway_withmurder.htm)

[lumukanda]

yep. let's run and complain to our governments, those horrible communists, i'll take this chaos over the racist leanings of the past any day.
i'm glad the churches influence has declined, the church, along with colonialism is what is responsible for this madness all over africa, disconnecting people from their true heritage, replacing it with artificial ones that make them more 'civilised', making them feel their true culture is savage and barbarian. that is what has caused the trouble in this place, the anc, and it's ilk just feeds off the pieces that colonialism left behind.

[anoninnyc]

lumukanda, do you ever get scared living in south africa? i mean, i get scared living in the usa, but i guess of different things than i might if i lived in south africa. i saw that film tsotsi on t.v. (not the film a pregnant woman should be watching but a very very good film) and the crime looks horrendous. i suppose you aren't a target of pedophiles, but are you scared of being robbed and killed or do i have the wrong impression?

[lumukanda]

no i don't, this is home, i am aware of what goes on around me, but i don't allow myself to be scared, i mean it's the same as anywhere, there are certain areas you just don't go to and if it comes to you, well, when it's your time, it's your time. i'm always aware when i stop at an inner city intersection, but it doesn't stop me from going to the city, the way i see it, the crime in south africa is rampant not because the government is unable to stop it, but because thats the plan, get it to a point that the population cries out for more cops, recently we had calls for the army to go into some trouble spot. martial law will be the easiest thing to do in south africa, and it's close (see www.africancrisis.org )
i was only ever mugged once, in london. there are brutal crimes that happen here, but in germany one guy ate another, in the states there have been some seriously sick serial killers, in britain it seems, little girls are as likely to go missing as here, so you have to put it in perspective, there is a bias that it's worse because its africa, and i blame that in part on expats that run away from south africa, and speak badly of it in their adoptive countries.
no i'm not afraid, as i said before, this is my home, i have made a concerted effort to try and understand as much of the varying cultures in south africa as i can, and continue to do so, thats the key, respect, learn the local languages, engage people, show some humility, thats what so many south african doomsayers fail to do. i would never live anywhere else.
of course the thing to remember is that i live in a nice neighbourhood, some of my fellow countymen are not so lucky, it can get pretty bad in other places, but what people have started to do is form vigilante groups, the police don't act, they will, so it has it's positive spin-offs, but in time, they could become warlords, so double edged sword there.

[anoninnyc]

thanks so much for your response lumukanda. you sound like a fascinating character.

[mk72]

no i don't, this is home, i am aware of what goes on around me, but i don't allow myself to be scared, i mean it's the same as anywhere, there are certain areas you just don't go to and if it comes to you, well, when it's your time, it's your time. i'm always aware when i stop at an inner city intersection, but it doesn't stop me from going to the city, the way i see it, the crime in south africa is rampant not because the government is unable to stop it, but because thats the plan, get it to a point that the population cries out for more cops, recently we had calls for the army to go into some trouble spot. martial law will be the easiest thing to do in south africa, and it's close (see www.africancrisis.org )
i was only ever mugged once, in london. there are brutal crimes that happen here, but in germany one guy ate another, in the states there have been some seriously sick serial killers, in britain it seems, little girls are as likely to go missing as here, so you have to put it in perspective, there is a bias that it's worse because its africa, and i blame that in part on expats that run away from south africa, and speak badly of it in their adoptive countries.
no i'm not afraid, as i said before, this is my home, i have made a concerted effort to try and understand as much of the varying cultures in south africa as i can, and continue to do so, thats the key, respect, learn the local languages, engage people, show some humility, thats what so many south african doomsayers fail to do. i would never live anywhere else.
of course the thing to remember is that i live in a nice neighbourhood, some of my fellow countymen are not so lucky, it can get pretty bad in other places, but what people have started to do is form vigilante groups, the police don't act, they will, so it has it's positive spin-offs, but in time, they could become warlords, so double edged sword there.


Yes I feel the same way! This is still better than the old South Africa. I think this happen all over the world but because of our past we at least still have a bit of media objectivity - people are more aware of freedom of speech. American and British people in the majority still think they are told everything by the media when they are not this happens in their backyard and they don't ever hear about it. This is a world wide epidemic, people on this website should know it - crime is rising all over the world, they want us to scream for a solution to this problem they created with socio-economic change, at least we know this. Do people in America and Britain see this or do they panic? I hope they can see this.

[anoninnyc]

This is a world wide epidemic, people on this website should know it - crime is rising all over the world, they want us to scream for a solution to this problem they created with socio-economic change, at least we know this. Do people in America and Britain see this or do they panic? I hope they can see this.

well look at what happened in louisiana during hurricane katrina. people wanted martial law to save them from the looters, rapists, etc.

[tinmenace]

I left South Africa for an overseas vacation fourteen years ago, and my path has not yet returned me, not even for a visit. Yet, even after so many years away, I still have a very "South African state of mind". I lock my car doors when I get in my car, and when stopped at an intersection and I leave enough space between the vehicle in front of me and myself in case I need to "get away". People will tell me that it's the same all over the world, and that may be true, but I learned that kind of defensive behavior in South Africa.

I remember as a small child, my father was absolutely paranoid that someone would steal me, and you know, if he hadn't put fear into me about being snatched, I think I could easily have become a victim. I was just too trusting. I think my radar has a glitch or something because, even to this day, I tend to think that everyone is good. It's only after repeatedly burning myself that I get a clue :rolleyes: However, the older I get the quicker I learn ;)

[mk72]

I believe that we as humanity are traumatised and it did not happen overnight - it took thousands of years. We are crazy - we are a product of our past, we cannot be surprised at that if we look at our past, no matter where you are in the world. We are still traumatised and victimised in different ways in different places in the world. We are all going throught this now, the difference in traumitisation is the difference in the coutries we live in.
We are loosing our minds - we have to learn to rely on something higher, like intuision for instance, instead of our minds - there will be a time when our minds will not help us anymore. These horrible things that happen around us are a symptom of this.

[cruise4]

Is Crime going Up... I'm not so sure. It looks to me like a media led conspiracy to keep everyone on topic.... more police, more security.

[lumukanda]

this is the thing, is crime going up or is the media reporting more of it? i'm inclined to think a bit of both, michael moore said something of the sort in one of his movies, where crime in los angeles had gone down, but reporting of crime had gone up something like 4000%.
we think the world is so small, but we rely on the news to tell us what's going on, and to a lesser or greater degree we are totally reliant on it, you can't not believe a word, because there normally is an element of truth to it, you've just got to be so wise to the spin they put on it.

[mk72]

Yes I agree Lumukanda. But one thing that I have thought about was the crime against children that are definitely up. 40 years ago when the media was still more or less independant and localised and not owned by only a few companies, crime seemed to be lower and children were saver, I understand that changing economies and socio-economic changes did take place in the last 40 years to account for the rise in crime but I am shocked at what people are capable of today. We seem to mirror our Illuminati masters in their Psychopathy. They must have had a hand in our desentisization.

Compassion fatigue is a term that refers to a gradual lessening of compassion over time. Compassion fatigue may occur when, due to the media saturation of stories and images of people who are suffering (e.g. images of starving children in Africa) people develop a resistance to these images. As the emotional impact of these messages lessens, their willingness to give reduces