In a harrowing turn of events, the family of a man who was allegedly tortured to death while being filmed by the Sizokuthola TV crew has finally broken their silence. The incident, which occurred few days ago, has shocked the nation and raised serious questions about media ethics and the responsibility of content creators. As the truth slowly emerges, the family’s account sheds light on the tragic events that led to the untimely demise of their loved one.

The family of a man, who was allegedly tortured to death by the “Sizokuthola” TV crew, says they want justice. Entertainment lawyer Machini Motloung says law enforcement needs to step up in combating drug-related crime. He says that the cre are doing what they have been trained to do as they are filling the gap left by the enforcement.

 

Sizokuthola show is a show which is currently seen by many people as show that essentially stepping to replace the gap that is left by law enforcement in dealing with crime in South Africa. Sizokthola has stepped in to fight against the crime and the drug dealers who are operating in different locations in South Africa.

According to the family’s account, their loved one, whose identity we have chosen not to disclose out of respect for the family’s privacy, was a vulnerable individual with no known affiliations to any criminal activities. The family asserts that he was wrongfully targeted by the Sizokuthola TV crew, subjected to brutal torture, and eventually succumbed to his injuries while the cameras rolled.