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We’re diving into the chilling case of a teenage serial killer from Vredendal in the Western Cape. At just 14 years old, he committed his first violent crime—and his reign of terror only escalated. But could he have been stopped earlier? Join us as we unravel the harrowing details of his crimes, examine the failures that allowed him to keep killing, and ask the haunting question: Where is he now? This is a case that Gerard Labuschagne worked on personally, so you’ll get unparalleled insights and the ultimate insider perspective. Don’t miss this gripping episode of Profiler Africa. 🌟 Support the Show: Become a member on YouTube for extra content, and more. Join our Patreon community at patreon.com/profilerafrica and support the show. Drop a Super Like to help us create more episodes like this—and we’ll give you a shoutout in the next show! ➡️ Engage with Us: Visit youtube.com/profilerafrica and hit the like button and subscribe to support local true crime storytelling. Click the notification bell so you never miss an episode. Send us your questions for future Q&A episodes with Gerard—we’ll answer them live on air! 🔗 Don’t forget to check out Derek Riedle's True Crime Room for even more gripping true crime content. Thank you for your support.

How Gerard and his team tracked down the Quarry Killer. We revisit a case we've discussed before on the audio pod, this time we get to really deep dive into the case and how it unfolded with crime scene photographs, forensics and more. Head over to Youtube to watch!

This week on Profiler Africa, we uncover the chilling case of Elifasi Msomi, infamously known as "The Axe Killer" & "The Tokoloshe Killer". Between 1953 and 1955, Msomi, from southern KwaZulu-Natal, claimed he was driven by a tokoloshe—an evil spirit—to commit 15 brutal murders. His actions left an indelible mark on South African history, shocking the nation and raising complex questions about culture, belief, and justice. Join us as we unravel the psychological and cultural dimensions of Msomi's crimes, the historical context of the investigation, and the supernatural claims that complicated the pursuit of justice. 🌟 Support the Show: Become a member on YouTube for extra content, and more. Join our Patreon community at patreon.com/profilerafrica and support the show. Drop a Super Like to help us create more episodes like this—and we’ll give you a shoutout in the next show! ➡️ Engage with Us: Visit youtube.com/profilerafrica and hit the like button and subscribe to support local true crime storytelling. Click the notification bell so you never miss an episode. Send us your questions for future Q&A episodes with Gerard—we’ll answer them live on air! 🔗 Don’t forget to check out Derek Riedle's True Crime Room for even more gripping true crime content. Thank you for your support.

Paul & Gerard discuss the case of SA’s youngest ever female serial killer. Join the chat Live on Profiler Africa on Youtube Tuesdays at 8pm CAT.

This Week on Profiler Africa: A True Crime Exclusive For the first time ever, South Africa’s premier criminal profilers—Gerard Labuschagne and Micki Pistorius—sit down for an unmissable conversation. Micki, the trailblazing founder of the forensic psychology section at the South African Police Service (SAPS), and Gerard, her successor, take you behind the scenes of profiling the country’s most chilling cases. From serial killers to high-profile investigations, this episode delivers unparalleled insights and stories only they can share. Don’t miss this rare meeting of two brilliant minds who shaped the very foundations of forensic psychology in South Africa. 🌟 Support the Show: Become a member on YouTube for extra content, and more. Join our Patreon community at patreon.com/profilerafrica and support the show. Drop a Super Like to help us create more episodes like this—and we’ll give you a shoutout in the next show! ➡️ Engage with Us: Visit youtube.com/profilerafrica and hit the like button and subscribe to support local true crime storytelling. Click the notification bell so you never miss an episode. Send us your questions for future Q&A episodes with Gerard—we’ll answer them live on air! 🔗 Don’t forget to check out Derek Riedle's True Crime Room for even more gripping true crime content. Thank you for your support.

In 2008, the brutal murder of Anisha van Niekerk shocked South Africa. This week, Profiler Africa takes you inside the case with forensic psychologist Gerard Labuschagne and retired Lt. Col. Jan de Lange, who led the investigation. Together, they unravel the sequence of events and the evidence that brought clarity to a deeply unsettling crime. What were the key breakthroughs in the investigation? How did the psychological profiling and investigative techniques help uncover the truth? Gerard and Jan share their personal experiences, shedding light on the challenges and decisions that shaped the outcome of the case. 🌟 Support the Show: Become a member on YouTube for extra content, and more. Join our Patreon community at patreon.com/profilerafrica and support the show. Drop a Super Like to help us create more episodes like this—and we’ll give you a shoutout in the next show! ➡️ Engage with Us: Visit youtube.com/profilerafrica and hit the like button and subscribe to support local true crime storytelling. Click the notification bell so you never miss an episode. Send us your questions for future Q&A episodes with Gerard—we’ll answer them live on air! 🔗 Don’t forget to check out Derek Riedle's True Crime Room for even more gripping true crime content. Thank you for your support.

In this episode of Profiler Live, we delve into the mysterious death of Susan Rohde. Was it a tragic suicide, or was there something more sinister behind it? Jason Rohde, a wealthy businessman, became the central figure in a case that raised as many questions as it answered. Join Paul Llewellyn and forensic psychology expert Gerard Labuschagne as they break down the complex details of this case. From key evidence to the theories that still swirl around Susan’s death, we explore the twists and turns of this gripping story. 🔴 Don’t forget to visit Youtube and like, subscribe, and hit the bell to stay updated with all our true crime content. Support the show and get exclusive content: 👉 Become a Friend of the Pod on Patreon.com/profilerafrica 👉 Sign up for YouTube Membership for behind-the-scenes access. Also, don’t miss True Crime Room with Derek Riedle on Youtube. #TrueCrime #SusanRohde #MurderOrSuicide #SouthAfrica #ProfilerLive #ForensicPsychology #MurderMystery

In 2011, tragedy struck the Rosebank police station in Johannesburg when a disgruntled police clerk attacked station commander Lieutenant Colonel Thandi Mkhize and Captain Neelavathi Naidu before turning the gun on himself. The incident, which occurred following a recent disciplinary hearing where the clerk was found guilty of mishandling firearms, shocked the nation and left lingering questions about motive and mental state. Join us as we explore the heart-wrenching events of that fateful day and delve into the broader implications of this senseless act of violence.

On March 13, 2024, Sifiso Mkhwanazi was convicted of the brutal murders of six Johannesburg sex workers. These heinous crimes occurred between April and October 2022 within the confines of his father's panel beating workshop located in downtown Joburg. Delving into the intricate details of the case, Gerard unfolds the chilling narrative as recounted by the perpetrator himself during a recent interview. Unveiling the grim reality behind this serial killer's actions, Gerard sheds light on the dark underbelly of the City of Gold.

We're diving into a case that rocked the quiet neighborhood of Bellville in Cape Town. It was August 21, 2019, when Lynette Volschenk, known for her gentle nature and dedication to her work, crossed paths with Kyle Ruiters, who would later infamously be dubbed the Seesig Monster. Their encounter unleashed a nightmare scenario, shedding light on Kyle's dark obsession with serial killers and leading to a crime that horrified the nation. Join us as we uncover the chilling details of this tragic event and explore its lasting impact.