R2.5m murder-for-hire claim played at Madlanga Commission
Recording of Bevan Loftus confronting Clive Naicker over alleged R2.5 million hit played at Madlanga
The Madlanga Commission has presented a recording of a conversation between Bevan Loftus and tow-truck operator Clive Naicker. In the recording, Loftus accuses Naicker of issuing a R2.5 million murder-for-hire contract on his life. Naicker denies these allegations during the conversation. Loftus was killed on April 1, 2023, allegedly by members of the Cash in Transit Task Team, led by Hawks officer Deena Govender.
The recording is part of the Commission's ongoing investigation into the killing of Loftus and the actions of members of the Cash in Transit Task Team.
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