It could be his work or that of a copycat. The latest activity suspected to be his handiwork was in 2010 when a human head and an arm were found in Rehoboth.
The B1 Butcher either survives or died in the intervening period. Despite this, the trail went cold and the killing house has never been found. Garoes DNA was found in his flat while his DNA was found on a letter to the police that detailed the Mabula murder. Husselmann, on the other hand, became a prime suspect after he committed suicide in 2008. Knierim was acquitted in 2010 for lack of evidence. An extensive police manhunt that drew in international assistance yielded two suspects: German citizen Heinz Knierim and Han Husselmann. Mabula was hit on the head with a blunt object while Janse was strangled. His method of killing seemed to have evolved or have been inconsequential for his motives. Their body parts, at least those that were ever found, showed signs of freezing or refrigeration, suggesting that he was preserving them for a while before dumping them. All of them were young colored Namibian women. The other three were Juanita Mabula (21 years, murdered in 2005), Melanie Janse (22 years, 2005), and Sanna Helena IllGaroes (36 years, 2007). Of his five known victims, two were never identified. The B1 Butcher has been killing since at least 2005 when the first body was found near a power station. His favourite dumping points are rubbish bins near major roads, not only the National B1 road. Nicknamed The B1 Butcher because the way he methodically dissects his victims and where he disposes of their body parts, this killer is possibly still at large. For investigators, the torso was more than just a part of a corpse, it was proof that a dreaded, unknown killer was back on the hunt. It had been professionally severed from the rest of the body and was itself dissected into two. Three and a half days later, a mutilated female torso was found in a garbage bin next to Namibias B1 Road. On June 13 th 2007, a 36-year old woman disappeared somewhere on Independence Avenue in Windhoek, Namibia.
He claimed that he had been tortured and coerced to confess to the murders. A total of 83 witnesses testified against him.
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He was sentenced to death in 2011 seven years after his trial began. Simelane was found guilty of a total of 28 murders and acquitted of six. Many of them had been strangled but some had been stabbed with a knife. They found him eight months later and chased him through a maize field before they shot him dead.Īfter his arrest, Simelane led the police to shallow graves in Manzini where 45 bodies were found, including several pregnant women. Two Mozambicans he hired to dig the graves tipped off the police who then launched a manhunt for Vilakati. He seemed to have had an accomplice called Vilakati on whose farm the first six bodies were uncovered in July 2000. Simelane lured most of his victims to the woods of Malkerns with job prospects where he would then kill and bury them in shallow graves. For him, the 28 women and children he would later kill were revenge for the wrongful conviction. The last conviction was significant because he would later claim that he had robbed the woman but he had never raped her. It was one of the many times, about 18, since 1976 that he had been convicted of robbery and rape. His murder spree began in 1997, around the time he was released from prison for a prior conviction of rape. #5 David Thabo Simelane, Swaziland’s first known serial killerĭavid Simelane is a Swazi serial killer who caused havoc from the late 1990s until late 2001.
He was buried alive on Jand died two days later. The method of punishment was considered too brutal by foreign diplomats in Morocco and the government caved in, instead sentencing him to immurement. The intriguing story of his execution begins with a sentence for crucifixion on May 2 nd, 1906. Like the murderous sisters in Egypt, the serial killer robbed his victims after he killed them and then buried their bodies. 26 bodies were found buried under his shop while the other ten were under a different property he owned. Aided by a 70-year-old female accomplice named Rahali, Mesfewi drugged and killed at least 36 women. #6 Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi, The Murderer of Marrakesh Moroccos claim to this list was a cobbler and public letter writer called Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi. The story of his capture and execution is not well known. This infamous serial killer was hanged on 14 th November 1960. All 16 men and women he is known to have killed were white, suggesting some kind of psychotic social activism in his murders. As his nickname suggests, Xitavhudzi used a machete to torture, kill, and mutilate his victims. The second known one was Elias Xitavhudzi, known in the media as The Pangaman. Atteridgeville in South Africa seems to produce more serial killers than one place ever should.
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