Raymond van Staden died heroically, after plunging into treacherous currents off Amanzimtoti beach to go the aid of a man and a boy struggling in the raging surf.
Within hours of his death there was an extraordinary rush by a host of shady characters to loot his home and offices.
Once again the spotlight is cast on how notorious apartheid-era police operatives have come to dominate the country’s private investigations business.
And how many “blue chip” companies – and leading figures in the ANC – happily continue to make use of these old security branch men’s services to advance their own often sinister interests.
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