The murderers of Afrikaner Wentsel Smit placed their pictures on the murdered man's facebook page, using his stolen cellphone: but the SAPS does nothing:
His facebook page: http://www.facebook/com/wentsel.smit/?ref=ts
Lynette Smit recognized the black men who murdered her husband Wentsel in December 2012 in Rustenburg from the pictures on his Facebook page: 18 November 2013 (with Dianne Kohler Barnard DA MP )
The black males who attacked the Smit couple in December 2012 did not wear masks. She can say for certain that the men who started posting their pictures on FB on her murdered husband's Facebook page, are the murderers. I printed the pictures from my husband's FB page and took it to the police. But nothing happens,' she said. She and Wentsel were married nearly 13 years and after a long wait the couple finally had a son, little Wentsel. He was only two months old when his dad was murdered on their smallholding outside Rustenburg. The couple woke up when two black gunmen stood around their bed, and when Wentsel sat up he was shot in the shoulder: when he tried to fight back he was shot dead. Mrs Smit also was injured. She suspects that there were five attackers. They stole the couple's laptop computers and cellphones, and Wentsel's Vodafone 555. And he used the cellphone to log on to his Facebook page. In January she received a message that her 'late husband' had placed a message on his FB page. "Can you imagine how upsetting that was. The killers placed their pictures. They must have used the Vodafone555. And the way their faces looked on Facebook, that's the way I remember them from that night. She and her brother-in-law printed out the pictures from the FB page and took them to the police station in Marikana. There they were told that 'they were still investigating and would phone me if there were new developments'. So now every time those thugs place something on my husband's facebook page, I let the police know. And every time they just say 'they are investigating the case'. She was even trying to get help from the Rustenburg SAPS but they just told her to go to the Marikana SAPS. "It seems to me that nobody knows what is going on with my husband's murder investigation. I get the impression nobody wants to help me,' said Mrs Smith. The SAPS claimed that they 'could not comment' when asked to do so by the news media. 'The dossier is at a senior state prosecutor for a decision', was the reported response. (with Dianne Kohler Barnard). https://www.facebook.com/pages/Boere-Krisis-Aksie-BKA/116298045063416?fref=ts
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