Cape Talk, Thursday night

Tell you what. Yes, in this instance, I went to this house with my colleagues to go and search for this suspect who was wanted on a double murder case. When I entered the house, the army and my members were busy interrogating her, asking where this grandson was, because we were looking for him as a person of interest. But unfortunately, the elderly lady informed my members.

That she doesn't know where he is. She saw him two months prior to the day that we came to the residence. Now, but now, upon walking through the house, I discovered a door. I thought it was a bathroom. And when I wanted to open to do just a little search, the door was locked. And then I asked who is in the toilet. The lady responded, No, there's no one in the loo, which was a bit suspect to me. So I requested.

My members come and kick the door open, and then someone from the inside eventually opened the door, and it was indeed the grandson that we were searching for. And that shocked me actually. I lost all respect for that lady that specific day. Without excusing Brian, but I can think of the familial bonds could be greater than the granny wanting to have a criminal justice system that works, could be the

Abled fit, at least bringing in an income. I'm not making any questions or judgments on maybe where that income comes from, but to that old lady, it's a grandson, and he may bring a day's bread into the home. But now, if you weigh up now, interest in ensuring that the son is not traced, obviously, he would have continued with his murderous plea if we didn't arrest him that specific day. So, you can't, for me,

I can't understand how can you worried about putting bread on the table? Whereas we, as the South African citizens, we pay taxes every month. She gets a grant from our salaries. So, so, and people's lives were lost to two individuals. What about those family members of the deceased then? If food on the table is so important to you? And I think that is where my problem lies then. If this is how the lady was thinking, that doesn't make sense to me at all.