The family of an 84-year-old KwaZulu-Natal man who was murdered and his wife brutally tortured are reeling after farm attack.
Greytown farmer Hans Venter was killed and his wife Sheila tortured, but she survived the farm attack.The family of an 84-year-old KwaZulu-Natal man who was murdered and his wife tortured are reeling after the farm attack.
Speaking to TimesLIVE, Venter’s son-in-law, Steve Stamp, said the incident has left the family traumatised.“It’s heartbreaking. There are no words to describe how we are feeling. They spent 12 years on the farm and Hans’s death has left a huge gap in our lives and we will forever miss him. They were humble people and it’s sad that they were subjected to such brutality by criminals. The family is deeply cut up by this,” said Stamp.
“She is a strong woman and is coping well. She will survive and continue to be good for others. Her wish is that others don’t go through what she went through,” he said.According to Magma Security and Investigation, two suspects were killed in a shoot-out on Tuesday morning and six arrested.
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