You are listening to the evidence locker.

Our cases have been researched using open source and archive materials.

It deals with true crimes and real people. Each episode

is produced with the utmost respect to the Wednesday, March 16, 2005 was the same as any other early autumn day.

Leaves on giant oak trees lining the streets were changing color,

and things were winding down with Easter being only two weeks away.

Stalin Bosch is a 40 minute drive from South Africa's top tourist destination, Cape Town.

It is one of the most idyllic places to go to university, a vibrant student town grounded in Cape Dutch colonial history

and surrounded by mountains and vineyards.

The afternoon was peaceful and warm.

Students rode their bicycles to lecture halls.

Tourist groups mulled their way around town, planning wine tasting excursions to all the nearby vineyards.

That evening, the apartment of Inga Lott's was engulfed in silence.

The only sound was the occasional ping of a text message being received on her cell phone.

Later on, the text messages turned into countless concerned phone calls, and they all went unanswered.

Her loved ones knew something had to be terribly wrong.

Inka's boyfriend, Fred van der Feifer, was at his apartment, a 30 minute drive away.

He was very concerned about the radio silence from

Ingga and called a friend who lived closer to Ingga and asked him to check on hers

Fred was already on his way. When that friend, Christo Pretorious, pressed the buzzer at the security gate to Inga's apartment

building and there was no answer?

He called out to a neighbor of Inga's, standing on the balcony to open the gate, with trepidation. Christo opened the door which was closed yet unlocked.

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