Secret Note REVEALED: "There's A Plan To Kill Me" - General Mfazi's Diary Could Solve His Murder

Did Lieutenant-General Sindile "Pitso" Mfazi know someone wanted him dead? New revelations surrounding the death of the former SAPS Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection have raised disturbing questions after police officially converted an inquest into a murder investigation. According to reports, toxicology tests conducted after the exhumation of General Mfazi's body allegedly detected a poisonous substance, prompting investigators to treat his death as murder. But perhaps the most shocking evidence is General Mfazi's own diary and official SAPS pocketbook. In a handwritten entry dated 10 December 2020, General Mfazi reportedly documented an anonymous intelligence warning claiming there was an active plot to assassinate him. Just seven months later, he died. His widow, Lindelwa "Malindi" Mfazi, never accepted the original explanation that he died from Covid-19 complications. For nearly five years she fought for answers, eventually leading to the reopening of the investigation. This video examines: The chilling diary entry. Why General Mfazi believed he was in danger. His wife's relentless search for justice. The sensitive investigations he was leading. The latest developments in the SAPS murder investigation. What investigators may discover next. This video is based on publicly reported information and allegations that remain under investigation. No conclusions should be drawn until the investigation is complete. 👇 Do you believe General Mfazi's diary could help solve his murder? Let us know in the comments. If you enjoy factual South African investigative journalism, remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS so you never miss our latest reports.