Lusikisiki Massacre Suspect Reveals Mastermind Behind Killings of 18 People

In a shocking twist in the investigation of the tragic Lusikisiki massacre, one of the suspects arrested has reportedly revealed who was behind the horrific attack that left 18 people dead. The massacre took place on September 27, 2024, in Ngobozana village, where gunmen stormed two homes, mercilessly killing twelve women and one man in one house, along with five others in a nearby home.

Authorities have arrested three suspects in connection with the massacre, and more arrests are expected as the investigation deepens. Police Minister Senzo Mchunu confirmed the arrests and emphasized that the motive for the attack is still under investigation, but the authorities are committed to uncovering the truth. Another suspect, who is believed to play a key role, is also being pursued by law enforcement.

During questioning, one of the arrested individuals reportedly disclosed the name of the person who orchestrated the attack. This revelation has brought a critical lead to investigators, and police are working tirelessly to verify and follow up on this information.

Minister Mchunu described the attack as “senseless” and “barbaric,” expressing his condolences to the families of the victims. The community in Lusikisiki has been left in mourning, with many expressing their grief and outrage. Memorial services for the victims have been held, while the public anxiously awaits justice.

The police have promised to leave no stone unturned in bringing all those involved to justice, as they continue to investigate the connections and backgrounds of the suspects. Authorities remain hopeful that the mastermind behind the massacre will soon be brought to justice, offering some sense of closure for the grieving families and the community.

This tragic incident has shocked the nation, raising concerns about the rising levels of violence in the region, and highlighting the urgent need for stronger measures to protect vulnerable communities from similar attacks.