Madlanga Commission: Brown Mogotsi Alleges Identity of Killer “John Wick” Is Cat Matlala
- Brown Mogotsi continued his testimony before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, where he was summoned
- Mogotsi was implicated in numerous testimonies from the different witnesses, which include top officers in the South African Police Service
- He alleged that attempted-murder accused Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala was the serial killer nicknamed John Wick, who committed multiple murders in 2018
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PRETORIA, GAUTENG — North West businessman Brown Mogotsi testified at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. He said that attempted-murder suspect Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala was the serial killer "John Wick" who committed his murders in Pretoria in 2018.
Mogotsi appeared on 18 November before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College in Tshwane. His statement was read out in the public sitting. X user Casper Mashamba posted a video of Mogotsi testifying on his @CasperMashamba1 X account. In the video, Mogotsi alleged that Matlala is John Wick, who committed a series of murders in 2018.

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Mogitsi alleged that Matlala is John Wick, a man who was accused of killing gang members in Mamelodi. John Wick targeted members of the Boko Haram gang, which had been terrorising the community.
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The person behind the identity killed seven people between August and 10 October. One of the killings was recorded. The other killings took place in Soshanguve. According to News24, the South African Police Service initially suspected that a Boko Haram breakaway gang, Bafarasai, was responsible for the killings.
This is a developing story.
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