Man, 37, stabbed to death during rush hour at Goodwood train station

File picture: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)

File picture: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)

Published Aug 5, 2019

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Cape Town – A 37-year-old man was stabbed to death at the Goodwood railway station at around 7.45am on Monday during the rush hour.

"A case of murder has been opened for investigation after a 37-year-old man was stabbed to death at Goodwood railway station today at about 07.45am," said Western Cape police spokesperson Siyabulela Malo.

"According to reports, two unknown men grabbed the deceased and stabbed him with a sharp object into his upper body and he died on the scene. 

"Circumstances surrounding this incident are being investigated, with no arrests made so far. Police detectives are following up all leads to bring the perpetrators to book."

In March, a Muizenberg High School matric pupil, Janet Ntozini, 18, was stabbed three times in the back when, according to a witness, she had tried to convince a 23-year-old man he could not attack an unarmed, disabled 19-year-old man over a disagreement they had.

The witness said Ntozini had seen the suspect wielding a knife when he approached the helpless 19-year-old. Ntozini was then stabbed in the side.

“When she fell to the ground, he stabbed her in the back,” said the witness.

Cape Times

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