Intriguing developments in the investigation into the Moti brothers kidnapping case are starting to resemble “a Hollywood crime movie”.
The Moti family survived an unimaginable ordeal last year when four brothers – Zidan, Zayyad, Alaan, and Zia – were kidnapped en route to school in Polokwane.
CCTV footage shows Yaseen Bhiku, a businessman from Lenasia, Gauteng, being bundled into an SUV.
In 2001, a young mother had her newborn baby snatched from her outside a shop. More than two decades later a random picture on Facebook has helped crack the case.
With kidnappings so rampant at present, it pays to know what to do if the situation ever had to arise.
With the case of the four Moti brothers having gripped the nation, ending with a possible ransom payment of R50 million, how our law enforcement deals with kidnappings is under the microscope.
Last week, the four Moti brothers were returned home. Their kidnapping captured the attention of the nation, with a high degree of planning and sophistication having gone into their abduction.
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On October 20, seven gunmen attacked a vehicle carrying the Moti brothers (Zidan, 7, Zayyad, 11, Alaan, 13, and Zia, 15) en route to school in Polokwane.
Last Wednesday, seven gunmen attacked a vehicle carrying the Moti brothers en route to school in Polokwane. It was a sophisticated operation.
On Thursday night, Johannesburg police rescued more than 50 young men from a rented Zakariyya Park house, near Lenasia, Gauteng.
Guo Xinzhen has finally been found and reunited with his family, 24 years after being abducted in eastern China.
According to police, when the mother asked the woman who snatched her son what she was doing, the alleged kidnapper laughed and said she was leaving the store with him.
In a horrifying cash-in-transit heist, two security officers were hijacked, kidnapped, and left on the N2, one of whom had had bomb strapped to his body.
A Pretoria businessman was abducted on Tuesday, and his driver killed, with kidnappers now demanding a R180 million ransom for his return.
Social media posts suggest a man in a white car is believed to be targeting women in the Atlantic Seaboard area, with footage capturing a possible ‘kidnapping’ attempt.
Sophisticated crime syndicates are making millions off high-profile kidnappings for ransom in South Africa.
Tharina Human, who was once very close with Amy’Leigh’s mother, Angeline, was allegedly desperate to get her hands on some cash by whatever means necessary.
Parents across the US are panicking about a sex trafficking syndicate using white vans, despite the fact that there is zero evidence to back up these claims.
Angeline de Jager says her daughter isn’t coping very well in the aftermath of her kidnapping, and recounted the moment she was snatched.
64-year-old Noor Karriem is the latest Cape businessman to be kidnapped, with a spate occurring over the past few years.
In a new video summary of what we know thus far, News24 has obtained voice notes from Tharina Human, sent on the same morning that Amy’Leigh was kidnapped.
The room where Amy’Leigh was kept has been called “dirty, dark and almost like a dungeon”, as more details of the behind-the-scenes effort to secure her return emerge.
Yesterday morning, South Africa breathed a collective sigh of relief when six-year-old Amy-Leigh de Jager was reunited with her family.
Six-year-old Amy-Leigh de Jager has been reunited with her family, after a man and a woman found her crying in the street in the early hours of the morning.
Six-year-old Amy-Leigh de Jager was snatched from outside Laerskool Kollegepark in Vanderbijlpark at around 7:40AM today.
Footage shows the armed robbery and abduction of a Johannesburg businessman, which took place at around 10AM on Saturday.
Virtual kidnappings are leaving parents traumatised and scammed out of thousands of dollars.
It’s been more than two years since photojournalist Shiraaz Mohamed was captured in Syria, but his family have never given up hope that he is alive.
Tragically, for the family of Timmothy Pitzen, the search continues, with DNA confirming that the person claiming to be the long lost boy is lying.