“I Could Be Wrong”: Healer in South Africa Shares Theory About Suspected Ekurhuleni Serial Killer

• A South African healer posted a TikTok video sharing a vision about a suspected serial killer targeting women near Tembisa
• The healer described seeing a young man with a car, and she went into detail regarding her theory
• South Africans and viewers from neighbouring countries responded to the healer's plea for unity in helping find the suspect

A South African healer has sparked widespread conversation online. She explained what she described as a spiritual vision about a man she believes is responsible for murders of women in the Ekurhuleni area.

@fezilemncube10 posted the clip on 15 September 2026, filming herself indoors in a kitchen setting. She shared her video with a caption that read:

"Healers come together! I could be wrong."

In the video, the healer described seeing a man she estimated to be in his late twenties to early thirties who drives a small car. She said her vision pointed to a spot where many women pass daily, which she believes the suspect uses to target victims.

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The online healer Fezile Mncube shared her theory on his routine, calling it "the most disturbing thing ever." She also appealed to fellow healers to join forces and assist authorities in identifying the suspect.

"I'm pleading with the healers, can we all come together so that we can solve this?"

The healer acknowledged her own uncertainty and fear in sharing the vision, adding:

"I don't even know if this is the right thing to do to even say this, but that's what we are faced with."

Watch the video of Fezile's full theory by clicking here.

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The comments highlighted how far the fear has spread, with women across the region expressing concern about their safety when jogging, walking or using ride-hailing services. The video resonated deeply with viewers, many of whom expressed fear, solidarity and concern for women's safety.

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@Ruby wrote:

"E-hailing drivers also need to come together because this guy is ruining their businesses."

@sino4442 said:

"He is probably on social media as well ❤️‍🩹 Please be safe, mama."

@Lyapwapo Iipumbu 🇳🇦🇿🇦 added:

"We in Namibia are joining you in prayer. God will reveal him and deal with him."

Other Briefly News stories about the Kempton Park murders

• TikTok content creator @carribloom released a solemn video detailing the cases of eight women discovered dead in Ekurhuleni over the past two months.
• A viral TikTok video posted by user @lefit_chef showed locals walking through the overgrown, secluded roadside terrain in Rhodesfield where Elizabeth "Tsontso" Moselakgomo's body was discovered.
• Members of the local running community gathered across Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni, and neighbouring regions for dedicated morning runs to pay tribute to Elizabeth Moselakgomo and raise awareness against gender-based violence.

Source: Briefly News