Feroz Khan Update: The Evidence Has Shifted!

In my first video on the shooting of Feroz Khan I argued the attack was about the data. That someone took his devices because of what was on them. The crime scene investigation details that emerged on Monday change that argument. The laptop was not stolen. It was found hidden in the spare wheel compartment of his car. No bullet holes were found on the vehicle. And a handwritten yellow note was recovered at the scene naming Colonel Khorombi and General Dumisani Khumalo, calling for a criminal case to be opened against both of them with IDAC. In this update I go through what each of those findings actually means, why the absence of bullet holes on the vehicle is the detail investigators will be focused on, how someone found Khan on Sunday night despite him deliberately rotating unmarked vehicles for security, and what Advocate Zubair Khan's on-record concern about a possible compromise in the commission means in the context of a 22 June affidavit deadline that the commission spokesperson refused to confirm or deny. The Madlanga Commission is racing toward a 31 August 2026 final report deadline with a key witness hospitalised, an unanswered question about a submitted affidavit, and a white Mercedes-Benz still not found. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:55 What Has Changed Since Sunday Night 1:33 The Laptop in the Spare Wheel 2:21 No Bullet Holes on the Vehicle 3:38 The Handwritten Note 4:59 How Someone Found Him 5:53 The Concern About a Compromise 7:59 Where Things Stand 10:58 Final thoughts