Any loss of a youngster is appalling. They do not have to be beautiful, smart or amazing . Some are just ordinary or even not bright but their loss is just as sad .
This is a very bad and sad example of police work. I don’t think Fred was it- he must be the worst person ever if he did that AND watched his parents selling everything for his lawyers and more. This policemen failed it extremely- unfortunately
But a normal worker would steal something. Why would they risk killing someone so passionately and not rewarding themselves with some valuables? I suspect the bf and that junky.
They also carry hammers,she probably rejected one of them and hes come back and went into a rage, Africans aren't exactly known for their respect for women
Me too! I find it a bit insensitive when they do a story analyzing the case of someone’s death but don’t say any condolences or anything to their loved ones. It’s like they’re using their death for views in a way and it’s sad.
@@sarahskicks I mean technically that’s what they’re all doing is using someone’s tragic death/murder for views for them to make money, and I feel the same way for the most part, but it does make it at least a bit better to feel like someone actually cares about the person they’re covering in the videos they’re doing. Which one of the only people o really watch I don’t feel that way about is That Chapter, especially cause he usually clowns the person who did the killing so much and all you don’t even think about the condolences tbh. If you’ve never seen his videos you should look him up. Again, it’s called That Chapter.
Coffeehouse Crimes is very respectful and more focused on the victims as well. Dudes name is Adrian and honestly, he's got a very soothing voice, with no extra sounds or any of that crap. Go check him out, see if you like his style.
The drug addict said he was high. It’s very possible he didn’t remember what day it was and lost track. Since he would have been the only person other than the police to know she was murdered on the couch, he should have been investigated more thoroughly
I think police should really investigate every suspect in this case more thoroughly than originally investigated however I feel the same in that the drug addict should especially be looked at
@@dogfoot1874 oh man you don't get what's going on in today's society, everything is the opposite! The Deep profound thinkers are ostracized and put out of society while these effing idiots are thumbs up to the point that they are the top quality people in ridiculous, idiotic statements
The last comment her mom made that her soul died really got to me. I’ve lost a daughter and I know exactly what she is talking about. Something you never get over. My heart goes out to the family. Rip beautiful lady
I live in South Africa and remember this case very well. I lived in Bellville, Cpt 20 minutes away from Stellenbosch. Cape Town and the Western Cape have one of the highest crime rates in the world especially the sheer brutality of murders committed. The sad part is that the South African government is too useless and spineless to address the high crime rate in South Africa. We have a spineless corrupt minster of police that is too useless to drive crime down or to take action against criminals! Thank you for covering this very sad case.
@@survivingsicklecell1732 I think just about everywhere is corrupted to the core. It's just that some places have gotten better at hiding it, and/or shifting the blame to something else.
Obviously, world wide crime has been on the rise for years. All of the " defund police " talk here in the U.S. has certainly not turned out well. I think the NWO is getting exactly what they want, so they can have more excuses to take away our civil liberties? But, hey... what do I know, right? 😒 Anyway, God bless us all.
This terrifying to hear. I did everything she did. I didn’t move into my apartment until it was totally safe. This is just so heartbreaking. She seemed like a sweet girl doing everything she could to do well in life.
It does bother me that police, more often than not, assume “overkill” is only done by those with intimate knowledge or ties a victim. While it DOES make sense to look into it and, statically speaking, it can be more likely in certain cases, it’s NOT uncommon for a violent offender to release that kind of rage, by proxy, on a surrogate.
All the psych research shows sociopaths are impulsive, disorganised , chaotic killers who often snap & typically commit frenzied overkill murders. So it doesn't have to be someone close to the victim.. Whereas psychopaths are more measured, logical & plan their attack. Ststistically , stalking the victim first is a factor in 70% of murders.
You've made the comment that I was going to. While 'overkill' can indicate a very personal hatred of the victim, it can also heppen when the perpetrator is a complete stranger to the victim. It could be a hatred of someone else unleashed on this victim as a proxy,. And drug-crazed perpetrators are often beyond having any understandable 'motive', however misguided, at all, and have no idea what they were doing or why. I can understand why the confession of the drug-user wasnt sound enough to stand as evidence, but it seemed at least as likely as botched story put to the court ... What a shamolic handling of the crime scene by the police; preventing, not aiding, any chance of justice.
Cops need to be prosecuted when they break the rules and do not follow procedures. an example would be returning one of the key pieces of evidence with the fingerprint on the DVD. Why return it to the rental place? 10-year-olds would be able to follow the procedure of holding on to evidence
@@zoe9632 there's currently a law being passed saying we cannot question the pharmaceutical industry. What if they make the law bigger and say we cannot question or pass laws against dumb cops? When are we going to rise up and say that we have the right to question authority and experts when they continuously make mistakes
It’s worldwide. Law enforcement are able to get away with lying to witnesses during interviews, and always cover for each other. And in the USA, they are not easily prosecuted for their own wrongdoings.
One of the best true crime documentaries I have ever watched. Seems to me that that kid who was granted clemency or whatever after confessing to killing her should've been investigated more thoroughly.
Yeah, I’m sure he knew something. I feel like police just wanted to end the investigation as soon as possible :/ and they “found” perfect suspect. I hope they lost working license and live by thinking of what they could’ve done.
There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
Sounds to me one of the tradesmen returned to the house by using the key/fob taken earlier. They were never questioned. If I were the police that’s the first thing I would have looked into. Sad case.
I agree. She was taken by surprise. So someone had to be in her home hiding or used the ladder she mentioned. No sign of break in but just walked out front door. No cameras in at that year? Front gate or anywhere. Didn’t construction ppl have to sign in/out. Again no cameras? And not be robbed…jilted boyfriend or construction person.
Your tribute to the victim and his/her family and friends is a true class act. Too many true crime shows neglect the victim(s). Thank you for remembering the victim (s).
Do you really believe thats true? I can't put my finger on a single youtuber who makes content like this that isn't sympathetic to the victims, certainly not "neglectful" as you've claimed. Seems weird to say something like this. This channel DOES do great, but who the fuck are you watching that neglects the victims?
@@TheRealBoomslice I tend to be more on the side of thinking they’re all disingenuous. Look at how many ads were on this video…they’re making money off those victims they’re supposedly respecting so much.
@@TheRealBoomslice what I see in regards to you is a keyboard gangster who only has the "bravery" to run its mouth when it is safely behind a computer.
@@jamesmelton4412 That could very well be true. I don't watch ads except on very specific channels so I wouldn't even know, but I would also argue that if they are spending time and research to make this content they still need to make money somehow. It's just the reality of it.
It’s so eerie to see her doing normal things like buying a magazine. The girl just wanted to be safe in her home watching a DVD in her pjs and this happens. So sad. RIP 💜
Not only did he abuse her physically and mentally for a long time, he murdered her, got away with it, and got 2 million dollars out of it. That’s how corrupt people are as they can be easily bought with money to defend a disgusting monster.
I think it was a black robber worker trapped in the bedroom snuk up from behind her zo murder her in order to escape out. Mason s hammer is not a common murder weapon. 😅
I'm very sorry for Inge's parents' loss. Inge sounded like a wonderful person who was horrifically struck down in the prime of her life. May whomever committed this atrocity be held accountable some day.
A beautiful, intelligent woman, taken from her family as she was just starting out in life. And so many unanswered questions and lack of closure for them. Truly sad!
As a South African, this hits home. It is so heartbreaking to be known as a dangerous country, but it is our sad reality. Thank you for covering this story, I hope her family gets justice!
@@thereisnodemocracy5070 Mooka is a location is South Africa. I don't know if it's considered a slur when paired with another word or not, but it's not "clearly" a racist comment.
Thank you for covering a South African case🙏 a family friend of ours used to work in the police force long ago and told my parents the photos of this crime scene were some of the worst he'd experienced.
Pretty much. It's one of the most blatantly corrupt and incompetent countries to ever exist. It's pretty much been a giant dumpster fire of a sh*t show since the end of 1931 when they began to self govern. It doesn't even seem to be the typical if you have money you can get away with anything kind of place either; it's truly a good old boy network and if you're in, you're in... if you're not, you're screwed. I swear North Korean officials have more integrity and transparency than South African officials, no joke.
My heart goes out to her parents. I cannot even imagine what they are going through daily without their daughter. The justice system failed them and the cops did as well. They didn’t do there job right and now people have to suffer daily because of their incompetence.
Hi, I am from South Africa, remember this extremely sad story and also working in Old Mutual during time Fred was there. You really covered this story very well. Thanks.
They will never get justice, because the judicial system and ESPECIALLY the cops, don't care about the victim and won't bother to investigate because that would require them to do actual work.
Makes me feel like I am super alone and on my couch right now in pjs, all distracted by this video rn……really gives you a first hand idea of how suddenly life can be here, then gone, just out of nowhere. my gosh.
As a South African, this case has always fascinated me. She was such a beautiful and talented girl. The incompetence of the Police Service is shocking, and it has not improved with time. My heart goes out to her family and friends, and I pray that the guilty person will be caught one day.
Honestly ,what do you all think police can do about a jungle in turmoil ? By now everyone should know that in a jungle,the only law is the law of the jungle . That's it. Nothing to do about. How would they ,how could they control huge numbers of criminals ????
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel). There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
Cudos for speaking of her family at the beginning and for that memorial at the end. I watch lots of these crime vids and I believe that's the most respectful presentation I've seen, offering condolences, very well done folks. If i were a family member i would be very thankful for your treatment of such a terrible crime .👍👍
Facts..I lost my baby at 3months old 😢 and I feel completely empty I would give anything to bring my son Back...It's the worst feeling in the world to loose a child I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy it's the most gut wrenching feeling ever. RIH angel 🥺😩
@@ChrisHuery bless your heart. I hope you once again find joy. I lost 2 brothers 2 months apart and while I was devastated, it was nothing compared to what my poor mother felt losing 2 children back to back. ❤️
She’s so gorgeous and had her whole life ahead of her, it’s so unfortunate we’re losing more and more innocent beings to such violence :( it’s heart breaking! Nobody deserves that and there’s so many cases unsolved that most people don’t even know about.. it’s truly terrifying how many evil things are in this world.. they don’t even get the privilege of being called human. Rip Inge 💕
I was 14 and in grade 8 when this murder happened. It was the talk of the school (Cape Town based) at the time. None of us were surprised when SAPS botched the investigation and everyone was frustrated that the killer got away with it... RIP Inge, I hope one day you will get justice
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel). There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
RIP Inge🙏🏼 Innocent beautiful lady not deserving of this brutal end. The person who committed this act knows and they will forever be tormented by their action. 💔
As a South African and someone who studied in stellenbosch for 5 years this is so close to home. Thanks for covering this case on your channel. It's so heart breaking. . I get that pronouncing names is not so easy in this case.
Since the security gates were open the day, Inge, was murdered, it most likely was someone who was infatuated with her and rejected by her, grew enraged about it and killed her. I feel the police made a mistake in thinking this rage had to be someone close to her. The fact they let the drug addict go in exchange for dropping the auto-theft charge if he retracted his statement is total corruption.
I have lived in cape town for four years. Have been to stellenbosch many times and the whole country is breathtakingly beautiful. But the constant safety threat is horrendous. I never felt safe, and have never met so many people in my life, who had at least one friend or family member that had been murdered. As much as I missed SA when I left, I didn't miss the constant danger that surrounded us.
a part from this case. i find it hard to imagine to live in a place where you need gated community to actually feel somewhat safe. in south africa it seems quite common, at least everytime i watch a case from south africa, people live in such high security communities. i feel blessed to generally feel safe where i live.
Like Qu Elizabeth their wealth furnished by what most call blood diamonds is why security is so tight there...when your robbing ppl it's best to have good security
Why was it never mentioned that obviously it wasn’t him as he wasn’t caught on CCTV at her apartment complex?? It was specifically mentioned that he WASN’T.. how did the prosecution try and explain that away?
Thankyou for enlightening us on Ingas case. Such an horrific death to such a beautiful and innocent woman. You honoured Inga, her family and the facts off the case remarkably. Playing Inga singing made me cry, what a tragic loss. I pray one day her killer is found and justice is served, though I know her parents will never be at peace again. Sincere respect from Melbourne Australia🙏🌏💙
The crucial and damning evidence for me is the letter. The crossed out line about never cheating on him and the rest of the letter plus the fact he gave the parents a different version. Fred wrote that letter himself and gave away the reason he killed Inga. She cheated on him and that was the reason for the huge argument. He then worked on his alibi, calling people before sending his friend to find the body, a devious move that ensured he wasn't on the scene. Imo a killer got away with it. No sex before marriage but murder is ok eh Fred. That's one messed up church.
That’s convenient that you seemed to forget none of the CSI stuff proves he did it. Even the finger print was proven not to be from the CD case but from a glass, the expert on blood evidence says the blood print that was supposed to be from a shoe can’t even be sure it was a shoe that made it. The hammer wasn’t the correct size as the weapon used. Who uses hammers? oh yeah construction crews use hammers! Quit using your feelings to solve a crime and actually use science. SMH you’re as bad as the police. Police should’ve interviewed every member of that crew that was there that day and the tile guys. If they had they probably would’ve found the killer. Then you just make up out of thin air that the boyfriend wrote the letter. I can’t or don’t remember anyone questioning the validity of the letter and who wrote it. Wow 🤦♂️
Fair points. Moreover, would Inge have locked the door behind her after entering her apt? If so, and there was no evidence of forced entry, then perhaps we can assume that her killer also had a key. Apparently he managed to enter and reach her without her hearing his entry or approach over whatever noise the DVD was making.
Saying Inge cheated on him is reaching. Rushing to judge & disrespectful frankly. Never a good thing to make such an assumption of a murder victim without even remote evidence of that in her character. I'm sure her parents & close friends would contest your assumption as well. In my perception she was way too conscientious & moral for me to even lean that way. The way she put that out there in the letter says she'd been accused of such by the nut & was trying to clarify she hadn't. And before contesting what I'm saying maybe you should stop & think, how would you feel if someone said that about your daughter or sister? In a nutshell, uncool. You could say maybe in his skewed thinking of possessiveness & jealousy he felt she "cheated" but technically or in any reasonable person's mind seems a very likely no.
Ehh. I used to date someone who was like Fred. Very religious. He was always upset when I wore “short” dresses, and would accuse me of “wanting” to cheat. Although it was probably a VERY toxic relationship, I don’t see him killing her.
@Prkau telek You think living in a home with 6 foot walls topped with electric fencing, CCTV cameras, armed response officers, trackers and dash cams on your vehicles is living like kings? Some prisoners may be very wealthy and some may be dirt poor but we are all prisoners in SA because violent criminals have clipped our wings.
So sad this happened, but thank you for covering this tragic event. It was very well documented and presented with the most information possible. 🙏🏼Praying it could be solved.
I was a student at the time at Stellenbosch University. It was a devastating murder and so sad. I remember visiting a friend in that apartment complex and him pointing out her flat. Beautiful, talented, smart girl. Gone. Just like that.🌸❤
Along with questioning the pharmaceutical industry they are considering passing a law where we're not going to be able to question any authority figures at all ever
Very puzzling indeed... how does one get bludgeon and stabbed 47 times while a magazine remains at their feet and the remote control stays in their hand? That's just odd as well as nothing being taken, truly a very puzzling case
If it was a hundred blows with a hammer then the remote might fall out of her hands, but some people just will never let go of their remote even getting crushed 47 times and slammed around throwing around. That one fingerprint evidence was a big part of their case and they decided to return the DVD? And they wonder why we are starting to question authority and experts
Wow, an interesting fact wasn't mentioned in the video. If nothing was taken, that means it could have been personal? Mind you in South Africa there are political rapes etc! Either way, the useless South African police messed this entire investigation up! I mean who returns the bladdy DVD!
I’ve been struggling with my focus lately, and find myself never paying attention to any videos or shows I put on. I was just staring at the screen (without my glasses) for the first time in a long time because of your video, actually watching something for once. Idk what it is about your story telling but I’m really enjoying this channel. I appreciate that you start the videos giving condolences to the victims loved ones.
The second someone abuses you, you must end it right away because it will only escalate from there. So man or woman, if your partner hits you leave right away.
Our criminal justice system and how incompetent police are some of the main reasons crimes like these are so common here. 😔 Anyway, thanks for sharing this story, hoping the family will find closure and Inge can rest easy🕊✨
In this case it seems like police wasn’t just incompetent, but deliberately lied about the fingerprint being lifted from the DVD when it wasn’t. Makes you scratch your head: like what in the world??
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel). There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
We have a South African city called Chicago Illinois and I moved a far away from that city as possible. Even though the media and the government said that was the best city to live in
If you lived in South Africa, and wanted to get out... you'd need ALOT of financial resources and a signed and sealed career opportunity in another country. We've walked the path. It took me and my husband 10 years, but we're finally emmigrating within the next 2 months. The truly heartbreaking fact is that Inge would have easily moved to a safer country, with her intellect, degree and the financial backing of her parents. RIP beautiful Inge.
@@anitaknight3915 the crime is spreading faster than what I thought. Our only last hope is to move to a small town and even then they will try to transform it
Inga had the voice of an Angel and was a elegant and graceful lady by the sounds of it. It is a shame that such a radiant young lady is no longer with her loved ones because of some act of atrocity and malice. God be with her and may she Rest In Peace. Such a sad loss of life that can not be replaced…….
The police literally tried to frame Fred because they too lazy to dig deeper into the case. Not the false shoe print match and the glass finger print lies!!!😬
@@StudioBlackSankara I concur this guy is guilty in every way and he took advantage of the terrible justice system in SA, look the length of even hiring Americans and his eyes are empty he’s the culprit no doubt
Fred as the suspect is stretching it. The workers in the balcony, the high kid and the security being cut are too suspicious details to be totally brushed off
The shoe expert confirmed that the bloodmark left in the bathroom was made by Fred's shoe, but then was called by the defense as an expert witness and said that it was not a match for Fred's and possibly not even a shoe print?!? That makes no sense whatsoever.
Well done on the reporting of this horrific case. Living in Cape Town at the time of the murder, it was riveting and shocking and I always felt that Inge's parents had (maybe, unwittingly) steered the police towards Fred. They needed to be able to blame someone and the inept police just went with their desperation to lay it all on Fred. The police even went as far as lying about the evidence to steer the case in only one direction. There just was not enough time for him to have travelled to and from her home, killed her without getting any blood on himself and then returned, unruffled, to work. The roads were and are very busy at that time of day, it just wasn't possible. How shocking it all was, with none of the potential murders even being questioned. There was no excuse for the shoddy handling of this case. May they all find peace.
I couldn’t believe it when they said they offered to drop another charge for the kid who came forward with the confession if he agreed to retract it! Unbelievable!
If it's true her parents did that ,then the only comment here would be : no comment....... They were of no help for their daughter as they themselves were confused about where they were living. With all her talents she should have been long out of there.Giving her name, her place could have been in Germany as she was of german descent from father's side.
Fred had all the reasons to do,he was abusive and controlling and was probably afraid that she might leave him,if he didn't kill her himself then that's still no excuse,he probably hired someone to do it,it happens all the time,rich people do it
Yes 🙌🏼 thank u for another little gem! Saw my notifications go off and had to stop what I was doing so I can start to indulge. I truly appreciate all the hard work and dedication that you put into each and every single one of your cases. Definitely shows us fans the level of commitment that you have of providing us with the upmost highly informative and quality cases! I’m a huge supporter! On both ur channels!! Keep them coming please!! 💙💜💙💜💙💜
I wish these “gems” were merely made up stories about victims and victims families that don’t really exist. I’m a true crime fan myself and I have to remind myself occasionally that these stories actually happened to real people, caused real terror and changed the lives of so many forever. How fortunate so many of us are to never have gone through such horror and sheer pain.🙏🏼❤️
Even if she couldn't have carried a tune in a bucket, every murder is tragic and senseless, don't you think? The old proverb "no man is an island" expresses any individual’s position in relation to society...while our death might not matter much to the majority of people out there, for someone it's a very painful loss.
What dreadful comment! It matters if someone can't sing, or nit well educated, too and beauty should never be mentioned. It'd not an achievement, it's genetic! If you're talented doesn't mean you matter more. It ridiculous and judgemental! However, it was very very sad. Sloppy investigation and their minds were made up almost immediately that it was Fred. Manipulated by the parents of the deceased as the weren't keen on him. Any doubt at all, you can't find a person guilty! Sympathies to the family.
My thoughts exactly I don't think it was Fred either. I think it was that kid with white sweater. He described her sitting on a couch, I think he pretend to to not know her apt. He stated he was "high" well there you go
I don’t think it was Fred, but it was someone that knew she lived there in that apartment by herself and they went there with the sole purpose of killing her.
LE really dropped the ball on not questioning those repair men who were right there at Inge’s apartment complex at the time of her murder!! What shoddy police work! It’s so important too for LE to make certain they handle a case right from the beginning or else it can ruin the chances of them ever finding a perp, in cases such as these. I really feel for Inge’s parents… I’m a Mama and this breaks my heart, as well.
Glad you included her beautiful singing at the end, and what a beautiful young lady as well. Whoever did it, it in fact is tragic. Thanks for sharing her story & have a nice weekend!
The young woman had a wonderful voice. Also, the police were clearly guilty if malicious prosecution. They all but paid that guy to change his confession! He could have been the actual murderer all along.
There is one thing about this crime case which really came off odd. Has it happened to anyone else ? To me this seems weird but perhaps someone who lives there can be more useful. But the time when Inga called the tile people and they showed up later on the hot day when she told them to come back later...she observed the workers and other contractors attempting to get onto her balcony and she just let them in thru the front door. It seems to me that whoever the construction workers were the illegals or whomever they had when work was finished someone knew the security gate remote was needed.but they also knew that the wires for other stuff were cut. How did they get it? The balcony. The same way they tried to get in to do the work. I'm thinking that these guys were mad as he'll they had to wait for her to get back. The other workers were doing their own things to make the building 100% or repair whatever but I believe someone got onto the balcony which was probably left unlocked or something we all forget to lock or double check but she came home walked the crew out the gate but someone stayed. It's possible someone didn't leave the house. They just hid. They figure some pretty small young girl all alone.easy target. Someone must have a sick anger for people who have more then them. I'm thinking this person hid out. Watched her change and watch her movie. Theres no sign of a struggle so this was just a sick mad person.sad she was so young . I thought about the possibility of the drug kid being the culprit since he was high but nothing was stolen. He got the couch fact right but the day hmm. Sad that no justice for this woman to this day. What a shame
I think the drug kid was one of the workers and either he and/or one of his working "mates" did it for drug money, but my feeling is he did know. Tik is a well used drug in SA, apart from others, especially there, and its effects on the user are often crazy. It's highly addictive and is known to make users crazed and totally out of control. People coming off that filth will do anything for another hit. But people in SA are BRUTALLY murdered for a few rands, til or not. I am convinced the drug kid was one of the workers and knew more. Trying to help with a fried brain, even if it was only for reward money for more drugs. Or one of the older guys did it and were leaning on him to talk to the police. Gangs are rife in that area and the stuff you have to do to get in and stay in is the stuff of nightmares. SA also has to deal with the viciously brutal and senseless hate attacks and murders of black and white SA farmers and their pets. It's evil and unprecedented. Many are elderly and defenseless. What they did to Fred was unconscionable. So easy to demonize a christian because he has a strong code of ethics. I do wish l could know more about the feelings her parents had about him and how they feel now. Inspite of all of this the SA people on the whole are amazing. Resilient, incredibly hospitable and the country itself is incredibly beautiful. It could have easily become the breadbasket for the rest of Africa. All the natural raw materials too! It had such incredible potential. Am praying it will turn around and be everything it was made to be. A literal Eden. Apart from that the whole world is upside down.
The police really screwed up this investigation. I still believe her boyfriend did it. There are several reasons. First, he was already exhibiting controlling behavior like telling her how to dress and getting her involved in the cult-like "church" he belonged to. Second, there was no evidence of sexual assault or burglary at her apartment. What would be the motive to murder an already sleeping woman who was watching a video, the remote still in her hand? Someone who she knew was able to gain access to her apartment, and stealthily walked up behind her and murdered her. The most logical person would be her boyfriend with the "If I can't control you and if I can't have you, nobody can" attitude. Just my opinion, but boy it does make a lot of sense.
I'm actually inclined to not think he did it. Controlling abusers are most likely to kill their victims if/when they sense that the victim is about to leave or has already left, but earlier that day he had received a letter from Inge where she expressed her devotion to him and her willingness to adjust herself to be what he wanted her to be. He had no reason to want her dead, she was still very much in love with and loyal to him. It's possible he thought she had been unfaithful, considering that passage in her letter, and the man is a loon just for his creepy misogynist beliefs, but that passage could have simply been her way of declaring her devotion to him. I also don't think the rando who confessed did it either, that makes no sense. I think they should have looked harder at the guy who had been in love with her and had no solid alibi.
That makes the most sense. Any sort of sexual activity and then you gotta start thinking OK - an outsider , contractor etc. why would an outsider just sneak in kill her and walk out about their day. If there was in fact none then it wouldn’t seem this was just some random act of violence by some random outsider. Unless it was a hit or something.
The extreme nature of the violence does not mean the killer must have known her. That is true *most* of the time, but not all. And especially in this case where a number of strangers would have an intense hatred and resentment of her due to political and racial tensions. She was a wealthy white woman in South Africa. There is a reason they had locked gates and walls.
I'm wondering with the security electrical grid cut if anyone had a chance to come on the property? Also if any of those construction workers owned any hammers? Also why did they dismiss that confession so quickly? The boyfriend definitely could have done it but this police interrogation and sending the one key piece of evidence that DVD to send it back is quite strange? Cops always want us to follow the rules precisely and not make mistakes but it seems like they are pieces of s*** when it comes to their own negligence. Could a 10 year old have been able to keep that DVD with the one fingerprint on it? I'm tired of not being able to question authority figures when these guys keep making mistakes over and over and over again
she hasn t been raped ....rape is used for humiliation in this country as a political weapon ....furthermore, she has been discovered in a comfortable position, on the coach...it would not have been the case if a perfect stranger would have come into the flat....the door was open, no infraction
It's so obviously was either the construction workers or the tile people. I can't believe they went after Fred. He had a rock solid alibi I thought. Unbelievable.
@@madelainemadelaine2934 kemungkinan inge membuat kesal salah seorang pekerja konstruksi saat itu ... Mungkin ada ucapan inge yg tidak berkenan di hati salah seorang pekerja konstruksi yg saat itu sedang mengerjakan pemasangan lantai keramik...
What I like to know what kind of music was that in the ending? It’s a sad thing that she died but she wasn’t wonder woman or a Gothic king or superwoman or mother Theresa or my great great great grandmother
Inga had a beautiful singing voice, she seemed to be a beautiful person inside & out, so sad that some evil person decided to take their anger and turn it into some many other people's endless pain. 🌷R.I.P. INGA 🌷
So heartbroken. Lovely, smart and talented all too be taken away in such a horrible way. Rest in peace beautiful girl. I hope the person who did this is brought to justice.
I really wonder if that one guy was paid to make a false confession or maybe even threatened. They could have very well convinced him he would get out of jail and have all the money or they wouldn't have enough evidence for him to spend too much time in jail. Money talks and he had no real reason to confess to something he didn't do. Just struck me as so odd how he confessed and then retracted. And how he knew key details
I have two sons and a daughter. I cannot imagine the pain of losing one of them. Losing someone is enough pain but losing them to a homicide and not having an answer brings even more pain. My thoughts are with her family and may the monster who did this be caught or rot in hell.
Any loss of a youngster is appalling. They do not have to be beautiful, smart or amazing . Some are just ordinary or even not bright but their loss is just as sad .
So much potential lost with each and every one
Agree!!!!
i think its to let u know how the people that loved them saw them. All of those qualities are subjective
Truth
Thanks for the info, I am retarded and needed that spelled out for me.
I can't believe the workers weren't even interviewed?? You'd think strangers with access to her apartment would be the first point of call.
I wonder whether the workers were involved too. They saw her and who knows what transpired that day.
Just appalling 🦜
This is a very bad and sad example of police work. I don’t think Fred was it- he must be the worst person ever if he did that AND watched his parents selling everything for his lawyers and more. This policemen failed it extremely- unfortunately
But a normal worker would steal something. Why would they risk killing someone so passionately and not rewarding themselves with some valuables? I suspect the bf and that junky.
They also carry hammers,she probably rejected one of them and hes come back and went into a rage, Africans aren't exactly known for their respect for women
The absolute worst crime stories are the unsolved.
What incalculable grief.
RIP Inge
As a woman who’s just chilling on the couch, reading while listening to this story, I’m creeped out. How horrifying.
Maybe you shouldn't watch and listen to True Crime if it triggers you.
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 I don’t think you know what “triggered” means
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 I think she said creeped her out.
Dont worry you dont the have the perfect oife she had,youre gonna be ok
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 Using triggered in an non-ironic outs you as a simpleton who doesn’t understand language. Or feelings. Or, frankly, society
How terribly sad. Everyone is ruined. Namely by sheer police incompetence. Ty. Great doc.
Sadly, as impossible as it may be to believe. The police are exponentially worse today. They are all criminals themselves
I totally agree with you...
Totally incompetent as always
Well no… everyone’s life is ruined because the girl died. But yeah I see what you’re saying
Bloody Jesus people are dangerous
I love how he, unlike 99.9% of channels like this actually sends his condolences to those who suffer pain from their family’s/friend’s passing.
@MrNobody91
This was my observation as well. The intro accompanied with the music separates this channel from the rest.
Me too! I find it a bit insensitive when they do a story analyzing the case of someone’s death but don’t say any condolences or anything to their loved ones. It’s like they’re using their death for views in a way and it’s sad.
@@sarahskicks I mean technically that’s what they’re all doing is using someone’s tragic death/murder for views for them to make money, and I feel the same way for the most part, but it does make it at least a bit better to feel like someone actually cares about the person they’re covering in the videos they’re doing. Which one of the only people o really watch I don’t feel that way about is That Chapter, especially cause he usually clowns the person who did the killing so much and all you don’t even think about the condolences tbh. If you’ve never seen his videos you should look him up. Again, it’s called That Chapter.
Coffeehouse Crimes is very respectful and more focused on the victims as well. Dudes name is Adrian and honestly, he's got a very soothing voice, with no extra sounds or any of that crap. Go check him out, see if you like his style.
Coffee house crime is boring as hell, though. That Chapter has personality.
The drug addict said he was high. It’s very possible he didn’t remember what day it was and lost track. Since he would have been the only person other than the police to know she was murdered on the couch, he should have been investigated more thoroughly
I think police should really investigate every suspect in this case more thoroughly than originally investigated however I feel the same in that the drug addict should especially be looked at
Christo knew that, too.
That’s exactly what I said
It’s a good thing you left this comment, it’s sure to bust the case wide open
they should ALSO investigate the construction workers. Im surprised that the police didn't investigate or question them. Poor girl.....
Very sad. I feel for her parents who lost their only child and did not receive justice.
Such a deep and profound statement, I'd love to spend hours talking to you
I was gonna say "what a generic statement"
@@dogfoot1874 oh man you don't get what's going on in today's society, everything is the opposite! The Deep profound thinkers are ostracized and put out of society while these effing idiots are thumbs up to the point that they are the top quality people in ridiculous, idiotic statements
@@dogfoot1874 it’s actually how I felt. Generic to you, because that’s not how you felt when watching this story is my guess.
@@mauiswift6391 and I agree with you.
The last comment her mom made that her soul died really got to me. I’ve lost a daughter and I know exactly what she is talking about. Something you never get over. My heart goes out to the family. Rip beautiful lady
My heart goes out to you...❤may God be with you...🙏 This is my biggest fear to have to live on without our kids.
I am so sorry for you. I have 3 sons and would die inside if ever i lost one of them. It is soul crushing to hear other parents living in such pain. 💔
Same ❤ that broke my heart. I lost my only daughter 10 years ago 😢 sorry for your loss ❤❤❤
@@katiestmarie1306 im so so sorry Miss Katie. 🥹 Blessings to you and family
I’m so so sorry for your loss
What a fitting way to end this episode - Inge sang so beautifully. My heart breaks for her family and friends
🦜🦜🦜
@KaisaIslamova”Pie Jesu” by Gabriel Fauré
I live in South Africa and remember this case very well. I lived in Bellville, Cpt 20 minutes away from Stellenbosch. Cape Town and the Western Cape have one of the highest crime rates in the world especially the sheer brutality of murders committed.
The sad part is that the South African government is too useless and spineless to address the high crime rate in South Africa. We have a spineless corrupt minster of police that is too useless to drive crime down or to take action against criminals!
Thank you for covering this very sad case.
Kinda reminds me of our government n justice system here in jamaica... Incompetent n corrupt
@@survivingsicklecell1732 I think just about everywhere is corrupted to the core. It's just that some places have gotten better at hiding it, and/or shifting the blame to something else.
@@survivingsicklecell1732 Hi friend the whole world 🌎 is in TURMOIL right now, that's why we are experiencing so much hate
Bheki Cele is a disgrace. Did you read what he said about rape victims
Obviously, world wide crime has been on the rise for years. All of the " defund police " talk here in the U.S. has certainly not turned out well. I think the NWO is getting exactly what they want, so they can have more excuses to take away our civil liberties? But, hey... what do I know, right? 😒 Anyway, God bless us all.
This terrifying to hear. I did everything she did. I didn’t move into my apartment until it was totally safe. This is just so heartbreaking. She seemed like a sweet girl doing everything she could to do well in life.
It does bother me that police, more often than not, assume “overkill” is only done by those with intimate knowledge or ties a victim.
While it DOES make sense to look into it and, statically speaking, it can be more likely in certain cases, it’s NOT uncommon for a violent offender to release that kind of rage, by proxy, on a surrogate.
All the psych research shows sociopaths are impulsive, disorganised , chaotic killers who often snap & typically commit frenzied overkill murders. So it doesn't have to be someone close to the victim.. Whereas psychopaths are more measured, logical & plan their attack. Ststistically , stalking the victim first is a factor in 70% of murders.
Yup it happens all the time
Agree, and a drug fueled madness. It's happened too.
You've made the comment that I was going to. While 'overkill' can indicate a very personal hatred of the victim, it can also heppen when the perpetrator is a complete stranger to the victim. It could be a hatred of someone else unleashed on this victim as a proxy,. And drug-crazed perpetrators are often beyond having any understandable 'motive', however misguided, at all, and have no idea what they were doing or why.
I can understand why the confession of the drug-user wasnt sound enough to stand as evidence, but it seemed at least as likely as botched story put to the court ... What a shamolic handling of the crime scene by the police; preventing, not aiding, any chance of justice.
It could a woman too,given how perfect her universe was
Cops need to be prosecuted when they break the rules and do not follow procedures. an example would be returning one of the key pieces of evidence with the fingerprint on the DVD. Why return it to the rental place? 10-year-olds would be able to follow the procedure of holding on to evidence
Absolutely.
Fired & to never hold a policing position again.
@@zoe9632 there's currently a law being passed saying we cannot question the pharmaceutical industry. What if they make the law bigger and say we cannot question or pass laws against dumb cops? When are we going to rise up and say that we have the right to question authority and experts when they continuously make mistakes
It’s worldwide.
Law enforcement are able to get away with lying to witnesses during interviews, and always cover for each other. And in the USA, they are not easily prosecuted for their own wrongdoings.
They r cops they do the arrest that's all they do
@@crystal480 some also do investigations
One of the best true crime documentaries I have ever watched. Seems to me that that kid who was granted clemency or whatever after confessing to killing her should've been investigated more thoroughly.
Yeah, I’m sure he knew something. I feel like police just wanted to end the investigation as soon as possible :/ and they “found” perfect suspect. I hope they lost working license and live by thinking of what they could’ve done.
There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
Sounds to me one of the tradesmen returned to the house by using the key/fob taken earlier. They were never questioned. If I were the police that’s the first thing I would have looked into. Sad case.
Statements were obtained from the tilers. Two of them testified in court.
Yep that’s what I was thinking especially them being a legal laborers. Probably was envious
@@CrimeUncut not all of them
I agree. She was taken by surprise. So someone had to be in her home hiding or used the ladder she mentioned. No sign of break in but just walked out front door. No cameras in at that year? Front gate or anywhere. Didn’t construction ppl have to sign in/out. Again no cameras? And not be robbed…jilted boyfriend or construction person.
Yea and murder weapons being a hammer makes sense for construction dudes
Your tribute to the victim and his/her family and friends is a true class act. Too many true crime shows neglect the victim(s). Thank you for remembering the victim (s).
Do you really believe thats true? I can't put my finger on a single youtuber who makes content like this that isn't sympathetic to the victims, certainly not "neglectful" as you've claimed. Seems weird to say something like this. This channel DOES do great, but who the fuck are you watching that neglects the victims?
@@TheRealBoomslice I tend to be more on the side of thinking they’re all disingenuous. Look at how many ads were on this video…they’re making money off those victims they’re supposedly respecting so much.
A channel I watch pray at the end of all her videos.
@@TheRealBoomslice what I see in regards to you is a keyboard gangster who only has the "bravery" to run its mouth when it is safely behind a computer.
@@jamesmelton4412 That could very well be true. I don't watch ads except on very specific channels so I wouldn't even know, but I would also argue that if they are spending time and research to make this content they still need to make money somehow. It's just the reality of it.
It’s so eerie to see her doing normal things like buying a magazine. The girl just wanted to be safe in her home watching a DVD in her pjs and this happens. So sad. RIP 💜
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I wonder what the movie was...
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Really? Tell me more... were you a friend of the victim?
Just 🦖🦖🦖
@@redacted2275is being petty part of ur personality?
Can't believe my country made it to Beyond Evil. So many stories like this that goes unknown in our country. Thanks for sharing this story.
There are lots of notorious, famous South African crime cases. 🙄🤣
Yup lots of content for Beyond Evil to look into. But it takes time to do the investigation. Hope they bring more.
I unfortunately am no longer surprised. Our country is a den of inequity.
Plenty of South African cases like 10 of them on coffee house crime 😃!
YOUR country, eh? 🥴 sounds about WHITE.
Those poor parents, I can’t ever imagine their pain. RIP to their dear, beautiful girl 🙏
She was both gorgeous, incredibly smart, and talented. What a staggering loss for all involved. How can anybody commit such a heinous act?
Less of a staggering loss if the victim is ugly, dumb, and lacking. Huh?
Not only did he abuse her physically and mentally for a long time, he murdered her, got away with it, and got 2 million dollars out of it. That’s how corrupt people are as they can be easily bought with money to defend a disgusting monster.
@@silaslizzie43right!!!
@@silaslizzie43why u so pressed?
I think it was a black robber worker trapped in the bedroom snuk up from behind her zo murder her in order to escape out. Mason s hammer is not a common murder weapon. 😅
Thank you for sharing the recording of her singing. It was beautiful and touching! ❤️🙏✌🏻🎶🎼🎵🎤
I'm very sorry for Inge's parents' loss. Inge sounded like a wonderful person who was horrifically struck down in the prime of her life. May whomever committed this atrocity be held accountable some day.
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@@show_me_your_kittiesew... ur personality is showing doll.
A beautiful, intelligent woman, taken from her family as she was just starting out in life. And so many unanswered questions and lack of closure for them. Truly sad!
As a South African who has read all the books on this case, you did a very good job of telling this story in a condensed amount of time. Good job
what is your theory on who did it?
As a South African, this hits home. It is so heartbreaking to be known as a dangerous country, but it is our sad reality. Thank you for covering this story, I hope her family gets justice!
Careful with those gooka mookas you live by
I think racial violence is still rampant there, get out of that country if u can
@@carlosmartinez6227 what are gooka mookas
@@pastryshack551 HEI, I REPORTED HIM AND SO SHOULD YOU...ITS CLEARLY A RACIST COMMENT
@@thereisnodemocracy5070 Mooka is a location is South Africa. I don't know if it's considered a slur when paired with another word or not, but it's not "clearly" a racist comment.
Thank you for covering a South African case🙏 a family friend of ours used to work in the police force long ago and told my parents the photos of this crime scene were some of the worst he'd experienced.
Complete police incompetence in South Africa... sounds about right😓
Pretty much. It's one of the most blatantly corrupt and incompetent countries to ever exist. It's pretty much been a giant dumpster fire of a sh*t show since the end of 1931 when they began to self govern. It doesn't even seem to be the typical if you have money you can get away with anything kind of place either; it's truly a good old boy network and if you're in, you're in... if you're not, you're screwed.
I swear North Korean officials have more integrity and transparency than South African officials, no joke.
As a South African myself,would have to agree.
@@carmendutoit1373 sad isn't it. 🤕
@@bear_barends66 both sad and frustrating.
Unfortunately it's what the people of south Africa asked for.
My heart goes out to her parents. I cannot even imagine what they are going through daily without their daughter. The justice system failed them and the cops did as well. They didn’t do there job right and now people have to suffer daily because of their incompetence.
Her voice gave me chills. What a talented soul taken too soon. RIP Inga
Hi, I am from South Africa, remember this extremely sad story and also working in Old Mutual during time Fred was there. You really covered this story very well. Thanks.
Devastating! Her voice was like an angel. Praying the family gets justice. Such a senseless act of evil!
They will never get justice, because the judicial system and ESPECIALLY the cops, don't care about the victim and won't bother to investigate because that would require them to do actual work.
@@WobblesandBean that is awful. So heartbreaking
Justice can't be delivered through prayer! 😅
Makes me feel like I am super alone and on my couch right now in pjs, all distracted by this video rn……really gives you a first hand idea of how suddenly life can be here, then gone, just out of nowhere. my gosh.
As a South African, this case has always fascinated me. She was such a beautiful and talented girl. The incompetence of the Police Service is shocking, and it has not improved with time. My heart goes out to her family and friends, and I pray that the guilty person will be caught one day.
It will be a gooka mooka who did it watch
Beautiful or not, talented or not, anyone would have been a sad story.
Same here!!
As a non South African, this case has always fascinated me too.
Honestly ,what do you all think police can do about a jungle in turmoil ?
By now everyone should know that in a jungle,the only law is the law of the jungle .
That's it. Nothing to do about. How would they ,how could they control huge numbers of criminals ????
I’ve got too say! You always think of the family/friends. You share theyre story to bring theyre memories alive. I appreciate you so much.
Every cop that was involved in the mishandling of that case needs to be charged with obstruction of justice and sheer negligence.
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Which is the planet you just landed from 🤔 ???
@@dianet888 you're that bored, huh? Lol
Ignorance is not an excuse anymore ,since information is available from many sources .......bye bye
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel).
There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
Cudos for speaking of her family at the beginning and for that memorial at the end. I watch lots of these crime vids and I believe that's the most respectful presentation I've seen, offering condolences, very well done folks. If i were a family member i would be very thankful for your treatment of such a terrible crime .👍👍
My heart goes out to Inge poor parents, when a child dies you must feel completely empty and feel like that pain will never go away, God help us all
Facts..I lost my baby at 3months old 😢 and I feel completely empty I would give anything to bring my son Back...It's the worst feeling in the world to loose a child I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy it's the most gut wrenching feeling ever. RIH angel 🥺😩
@@ChrisHuery bless your heart. I hope you once again find joy. I lost 2 brothers 2 months apart and while I was devastated, it was nothing compared to what my poor mother felt losing 2 children back to back. ❤️
@@wendymagnuson6069 thanks for the blessings ♥️♥️
Wow, it’s no wonder they have such a high crime rate. Criminals just aren’t getting caught
Cause the police is part of that high crime rate.
Broken Justice Sytem.
She’s so gorgeous and had her whole life ahead of her, it’s so unfortunate we’re losing more and more innocent beings to such violence :( it’s heart breaking! Nobody deserves that and there’s so many cases unsolved that most people don’t even know about.. it’s truly terrifying how many evil things are in this world.. they don’t even get the privilege of being called human. Rip Inge 💕
Hearing ya...😟
whatsup with South Africa craziness, Hannah Cornelius too
Very gorgeous, yes
@@aweewa5659 does she have noods ?
@Ok Groomer unfortunately that is the case, also seems like it’s only getting worse from here.
I was 14 and in grade 8 when this murder happened. It was the talk of the school (Cape Town based) at the time. None of us were surprised when SAPS botched the investigation and everyone was frustrated that the killer got away with it... RIP Inge, I hope one day you will get justice
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel).
There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
RIP Inge🙏🏼
Innocent beautiful lady not deserving of this brutal end. The person who committed this act knows and they will forever be tormented by their action. 💔
Thank you for sharing some of our crime stories from here in South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️ We sadly have so many. Great job 😃🖤
I remember hearing about the Stella High School girls’ murders. It stuck with me ever since
@@embadly that was truly horrific. The sheer amount of crime & brutality here is frightening 💔
Media refuses to report on SA because it doesn't fit their anti-White narrative.
Love south african people i've had great experience with them here in the uk
Love it here, but we have too many stories similar to this..🇿🇦😔
As a South African and someone who studied in stellenbosch for 5 years this is so close to home. Thanks for covering this case on your channel. It's so heart breaking. .
I get that pronouncing names is not so easy in this case.
Stay safe and diligent
Hannah Cornelius died here too right?
I'm not South African, but I live in South Africa and I'm everyday surprised by the terrible work of police!
@@M.Adam.M937 gotta watch out for the gooka mookas
@@carlosmartinez6227 Mow a lawn
Since the security gates were open the day, Inge, was murdered, it most likely was someone who was infatuated with her and rejected by her, grew enraged about it and killed her. I feel the police made a mistake in thinking this rage had to be someone close to her. The fact they let the drug addict go in exchange for dropping the auto-theft charge if he retracted his statement is total corruption.
Agreed
Smh boyfriend clearly did it
@@trashtvinternational the bf with no motive, an alibi and no physical evidence?
@@bearnecessiteespolio5359 HAVE YOU WATCHED THE WHOLE VIDEO..?? JESUS.....
@@trashtvinternational yessir
I have lived in cape town for four years. Have been to stellenbosch many times and the whole country is breathtakingly beautiful. But the constant safety threat is horrendous. I never felt safe, and have never met so many people in my life, who had at least one friend or family member that had been murdered.
As much as I missed SA when I left, I didn't miss the constant danger that surrounded us.
ur smart to leave that country
Yeah it rubbed me the wrong way that the narrator described Inge as obsessive over safety. It's smart to lock your doors tight in a dangerous country
@Prkau telek that's definitely main factor. Racial socio economic differences are big part in this violence
Just going around being paranoid and anxious all the time is no way to live.
@Prkau telek true. The whites came and plundered and slaved them so what do you expect. It'll be like that racial socio economic differences
I wanna hear more of Ingas singing! Such a precious gem taken away so brutally. My sympathy to her parents!
a part from this case. i find it hard to imagine to live in a place where you need gated community to actually feel somewhat safe. in south africa it seems quite common, at least everytime i watch a case from south africa, people live in such high security communities. i feel blessed to generally feel safe where i live.
You’re never safe! Don’t ever let your guard down & have a plan if someone walks into your house!
Like Qu Elizabeth their wealth furnished by what most call blood diamonds is why security is so tight there...when your robbing ppl it's best to have good security
@@HeadNtheClouds i live in europe and generally feel safe at home and outside. it's a general feeling. of course, crimes can happen everywhere.
Can't imagine losing one's only daughter this way. 😔
Talk about having your world turned upside down. To lose a child is devastating I couldn’t imagine losing your one and only Angel 😔
It is an earth shaking that most never recover from.
I've found this story SO SAD, I have no words. I could only imagine the parents sufferings. Horrible to know how she was killed, just horrible. 😔
Thank you
KIM
From South Africa
What about her painfull suffering? 😅
Why was it never mentioned that obviously it wasn’t him as he wasn’t caught on CCTV at her apartment complex?? It was specifically mentioned that he WASN’T.. how did the prosecution try and explain that away?
I remember this case well.... I was studying at University of Stellenbosch when this murder happened. Very disturbing and terribly heartbreaking!
Thankyou for enlightening us on Ingas case. Such an horrific death to such a beautiful and innocent woman. You honoured Inga, her family and the facts off the case remarkably. Playing Inga singing made me cry, what a tragic loss. I pray one day her killer is found and justice is served, though I know her parents will never be at peace again. Sincere respect from Melbourne Australia🙏🌏💙
The crucial and damning evidence for me is the letter. The crossed out line about never cheating on him and the rest of the letter plus the fact he gave the parents a different version. Fred wrote that letter himself and gave away the reason he killed Inga. She cheated on him and that was the reason for the huge argument.
He then worked on his alibi, calling people before sending his friend to find the body, a devious move that ensured he wasn't on the scene. Imo a killer got away with it. No sex before marriage but murder is ok eh Fred. That's one messed up church.
That makes sense , her parents must have also thought the same , suing him in a civil suit but ending up dropping it later .
That’s convenient that you seemed to forget none of the CSI stuff proves he did it. Even the finger print was proven not to be from the CD case but from a glass, the expert on blood evidence says the blood print that was supposed to be from a shoe can’t even be sure it was a shoe that made it. The hammer wasn’t the correct size as the weapon used. Who uses hammers? oh yeah construction crews use hammers! Quit using your feelings to solve a crime and actually use science. SMH you’re as bad as the police. Police should’ve interviewed every member of that crew that was there that day and the tile guys. If they had they probably would’ve found the killer. Then you just make up out of thin air that the boyfriend wrote the letter. I can’t or don’t remember anyone questioning the validity of the letter and who wrote it. Wow 🤦♂️
Fair points. Moreover, would Inge have locked the door behind her after entering her apt? If so, and there was no evidence of forced entry, then perhaps we can assume that her killer also had a key. Apparently he managed to enter and reach her without her hearing his entry or approach over whatever noise the DVD was making.
Saying Inge cheated on him is reaching. Rushing to judge & disrespectful frankly. Never a good thing to make such an assumption of a murder victim without even remote evidence of that in her character. I'm sure her parents & close friends would contest your assumption as well.
In my perception she was way too conscientious & moral for me to even lean that way. The way she put that out there in the letter says she'd been accused of such by the nut & was trying to clarify she hadn't. And before contesting what I'm saying maybe you should stop & think, how would you feel if someone said that about your daughter or sister?
In a nutshell, uncool.
You could say maybe in his skewed thinking of possessiveness & jealousy he felt she "cheated" but technically or in any reasonable person's mind seems a very likely no.
Ehh. I used to date someone who was like Fred. Very religious. He was always upset when I wore “short” dresses, and would accuse me of “wanting” to cheat. Although it was probably a VERY toxic relationship, I don’t see him killing her.
If I need to rely on that much security, and clearly have the finances to live elsewhere, no way in hell I'd be living in a place like that.
Only place to live then is overseas. We're all prisoners in our own homes here.
@@marionfriedenthal7352 That is incredibly sad. The government there has failed its people terribly.
lol that's probably the safest place in south africa, sadly
@Prkau telek You think living in a home with 6 foot walls topped with electric fencing, CCTV cameras, armed response officers, trackers and dash cams on your vehicles is living like kings? Some prisoners may be very wealthy and some may be dirt poor but we are all prisoners in SA because violent criminals have clipped our wings.
@Prkau telek Blacks stole south africa from the dutch?
So sad this happened, but thank you for covering this tragic event. It was very well documented and presented with the most information possible. 🙏🏼Praying it could be solved.
Yea they did a real good job! Sure
I was a student at the time at Stellenbosch University. It was a devastating murder and so sad. I remember visiting a friend in that apartment complex and him pointing out her flat. Beautiful, talented, smart girl. Gone. Just like that.🌸❤
It's a miracle they solve any crimes over there, judging by the detectives on this case.
Along with questioning the pharmaceutical industry they are considering passing a law where we're not going to be able to question any authority figures at all ever
@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 Really? Which law is that regarding questioning authority figures? First I've heard of it.
@@marionfriedenthal7352 the media said it's illegal to question experts
@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 ROFLMFAO.
@@marionfriedenthal7352 I know it's a joke, I personally am still questioning experts
Very puzzling indeed... how does one get bludgeon and stabbed 47 times while a magazine remains at their feet and the remote control stays in their hand? That's just odd as well as nothing being taken, truly a very puzzling case
If it was a hundred blows with a hammer then the remote might fall out of her hands, but some people just will never let go of their remote even getting crushed 47 times and slammed around throwing around. That one fingerprint evidence was a big part of their case and they decided to return the DVD? And they wonder why we are starting to question authority and experts
Because they were placed there after she was killed
@@eja1022 I think so too, I bet she was posed
Wow, an interesting fact wasn't mentioned in the video. If nothing was taken, that means it could have been personal?
Mind you in South Africa there are political rapes etc!
Either way, the useless South African police messed this entire investigation up!
I mean who returns the bladdy DVD!
Because Fred did it
I’ve been struggling with my focus lately, and find myself never paying attention to any videos or shows I put on. I was just staring at the screen (without my glasses) for the first time in a long time because of your video, actually watching something for once. Idk what it is about your story telling but I’m really enjoying this channel.
I appreciate that you start the videos giving condolences to the victims loved ones.
I hope,you ability to focus has gotten better.
The second someone abuses you, you must end it right away because it will only escalate from there. So man or woman, if your partner hits you leave right away.
true, may it be verbally, mentally or physically. and mention the abuse to your closest friends or loved ones. stay safe always.
Our criminal justice system and how incompetent police are some of the main reasons crimes like these are so common here. 😔
Anyway, thanks for sharing this story, hoping the family will find closure and Inge can rest easy🕊✨
In this case it seems like police wasn’t just incompetent, but deliberately lied about the fingerprint being lifted from the DVD when it wasn’t.
Makes you scratch your head: like what in the world??
The police actually didn't botch this case. The defense of Fred basically committed purgery to prove him not guilty and made the police look bad. The judge himself allowed a key piece of evidence to dissappear (the towel).
There is nothing puzzling about this case. The boyfriend (Fred) is the murderer. Watch the "Crime Uncut" channel's excellent analysis of this case (by one of the Mollet brothers).
She was stunning and intelligent and seemed to work so hard for things in life 😩.
Man, safety is one thing, but if I had to feel like I lived in a prison just to live in South Africa, I wouldn't be living there at all.
We have a South African city called Chicago Illinois and I moved a far away from that city as possible. Even though the media and the government said that was the best city to live in
@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 me too!
@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 I'm in Rockford, Illinois and it's becoming Chicagos violent crime sibling. My dream is to get out of Illinois.
If you lived in South Africa, and wanted to get out... you'd need ALOT of financial resources and a signed and sealed career opportunity in another country.
We've walked the path. It took me and my husband 10 years, but we're finally emmigrating within the next 2 months.
The truly heartbreaking fact is that Inge would have easily moved to a safer country, with her intellect, degree and the financial backing of her parents.
RIP beautiful Inge.
@@anitaknight3915 the crime is spreading faster than what I thought. Our only last hope is to move to a small town and even then they will try to transform it
People, don't stay in toxic relationships, please
Inga had the voice of an Angel and was a elegant and graceful lady by the sounds of it.
It is a shame that such a radiant young lady is no longer with her loved ones because of some act of atrocity and malice.
God be with her and may she Rest In Peace.
Such a sad loss of life that can not be replaced…….
She was a beautiful woman. It’s truly tragic such a promising and wonderful life was cut short.
The police literally tried to frame Fred because they too lazy to dig deeper into the case. Not the false shoe print match and the glass finger print lies!!!😬
100%.
meh… his Christian psychopathy did make him suspect.
If he did not commit the murder he was clearly involved in someway.
The evidence is all there. Look how he behaved. This was a scam
@@StudioBlackSankara I concur this guy is guilty in every way and he took advantage of the terrible justice system in SA, look the length of even hiring Americans and his eyes are empty he’s the culprit no doubt
@@StudioBlackSankara he didnt do anything did you not even watch the video bruh
Fred as the suspect is stretching it. The workers in the balcony, the high kid and the security being cut are too suspicious details to be totally brushed off
The shoe expert confirmed that the bloodmark left in the bathroom was made by Fred's shoe, but then was called by the defense as an expert witness and said that it was not a match for Fred's and possibly not even a shoe print?!? That makes no sense whatsoever.
The claim by the police that he had confirmed it was Fred's shoeprint was a lie and revealed as such when he was called on to testify for the defense.
@@rebeccamorris6740 Oh, thank you for the clarification!
Well done on the reporting of this horrific case. Living in Cape Town at the time of the murder, it was riveting and shocking and I always felt that Inge's parents had (maybe, unwittingly) steered the police towards Fred. They needed to be able to blame someone and the inept police just went with their desperation to lay it all on Fred. The police even went as far as lying about the evidence to steer the case in only one direction. There just was not enough time for him to have travelled to and from her home, killed her without getting any blood on himself and then returned, unruffled, to work. The roads were and are very busy at that time of day, it just wasn't possible. How shocking it all was, with none of the potential murders even being questioned. There was no excuse for the shoddy handling of this case. May they all find peace.
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I couldn’t believe it when they said they offered to drop another charge for the kid who came forward with the confession if he agreed to retract it! Unbelievable!
If it's true her parents did that ,then the only comment here would be : no comment.......
They were of no help for their daughter as they themselves were confused about where they were living.
With all her talents she should have been long out of there.Giving her name, her place could have been in Germany as she was of german descent from father's side.
Fred had all the reasons to do,he was abusive and controlling and was probably afraid that she might leave him,if he didn't kill her himself then that's still no excuse,he probably hired someone to do it,it happens all the time,rich people do it
She sang beautifully. I feel terrible for her mother and father. May she rest in peace.
Yes 🙌🏼 thank u for another little gem! Saw my notifications go off and had to stop what I was doing so I can start to indulge. I truly appreciate all the hard work and dedication that you put into each and every single one of your cases. Definitely shows us fans the level of commitment that you have of providing us with the upmost highly informative and quality cases! I’m a huge supporter! On both ur channels!! Keep them coming please!! 💙💜💙💜💙💜
I wish these “gems” were merely made up stories about victims and victims families that don’t really exist. I’m a true crime fan myself and I have to remind myself occasionally that these stories actually happened to real people, caused real terror and changed the lives of so many forever. How fortunate so many of us are to never have gone through such horror and sheer pain.🙏🏼❤️
Wow. She had an amazing singing voice. It's very tragic when somebody with great potential gets cut down by some sicko.
Even if she couldn't have carried a tune in a bucket, every murder is tragic and senseless, don't you think? The old proverb "no man is an island" expresses any individual’s position in relation to society...while our death might not matter much to the majority of people out there, for someone it's a very painful loss.
What dreadful comment! It matters if someone can't sing, or nit well educated, too and beauty should never be mentioned. It'd not an achievement, it's genetic! If you're talented doesn't mean you matter more. It ridiculous and judgemental! However, it was very very sad. Sloppy investigation and their minds were made up almost immediately that it was Fred. Manipulated by the parents of the deceased as the weren't keen on him. Any doubt at all, you can't find a person guilty! Sympathies to the family.
It's tragic when ANYONE gets murdered. She no more special than anyone else
@@nicholeclark3478 ABSOLUTELY AGREE!
@@Mr8thwonderofthewrld 😂 Facts
Great PV! Loved it. Thank you!
In S.A. people literally live inside prisons for protection it is so dangerous there.
How do you know this?
I don't think it was Fred. What a complete tragedy for everyone involved except the actual killer. Shame on the police for botching this entire case.
My thoughts exactly I don't think it was Fred either. I think it was that kid with white sweater. He described her sitting on a couch, I think he pretend to to not know her apt. He stated he was "high" well there you go
Agree.
Totally agree...
There was no forced entry, also how did Inge not see the person come in 🤷♀️
I don’t think it was Fred, but it was someone that knew she lived there in that apartment by herself and they went there with the sole purpose of killing her.
“You returned the dvd?”
“We didn’t want the deceased to accrue late charges!”
LE really dropped the ball on not questioning those repair men who were right there at Inge’s apartment complex at the time of her murder!! What shoddy police work!
It’s so important too for LE to make certain they handle a case right from the beginning or else it can ruin the chances of them ever finding a perp, in cases such as these. I really feel for Inge’s parents… I’m a Mama and this breaks my heart, as well.
Glad you included her beautiful singing at the end, and what a beautiful young lady as well. Whoever did it, it in fact is tragic.
Thanks for sharing her story & have a nice weekend!
The young woman had a wonderful voice.
Also, the police were clearly guilty if malicious prosecution. They all but paid that guy to change his confession! He could have been the actual murderer all along.
There is one thing about this crime case which really came off odd. Has it happened to anyone else ? To me this seems weird but perhaps someone who lives there can be more useful. But the time when Inga called the tile people and they showed up later on the hot day when she told them to come back later...she observed the workers and other contractors attempting to get onto her balcony and she just let them in thru the front door. It seems to me that whoever the construction workers were the illegals or whomever they had when work was finished someone knew the security gate remote was needed.but they also knew that the wires for other stuff were cut. How did they get it? The balcony. The same way they tried to get in to do the work. I'm thinking that these guys were mad as he'll they had to wait for her to get back. The other workers were doing their own things to make the building 100% or repair whatever but I believe someone got onto the balcony which was probably left unlocked or something we all forget to lock or double check but she came home walked the crew out the gate but someone stayed. It's possible someone didn't leave the house. They just hid. They figure some pretty small young girl all alone.easy target. Someone must have a sick anger for people who have more then them. I'm thinking this person hid out. Watched her change and watch her movie. Theres no sign of a struggle so this was just a sick mad person.sad she was so young . I thought about the possibility of the drug kid being the culprit since he was high but nothing was stolen. He got the couch fact right but the day hmm. Sad that no justice for this woman to this day. What a shame
I was thinking the same. One of those workers hid in her place then killed her.
It had to have been one of the crew members. They need to reinvestigate.
I think the drug kid was one of the workers and either he and/or one of his working "mates"
did it for drug money, but my feeling is he did know. Tik is a well used drug in SA, apart from others, especially there, and its effects on the user are often crazy. It's highly addictive and is known to make users crazed and totally out of control. People coming off that filth will do anything for another hit. But people in SA are BRUTALLY murdered for a few rands, til or not.
I am convinced the drug kid was one of the workers and knew more. Trying to help with a fried brain, even if it was only for reward money for more drugs. Or one of the older guys did it and were leaning on him to talk to the police. Gangs are rife in that area and the stuff you have to do to get in and stay in is the stuff of nightmares.
SA also has to deal with the viciously brutal and senseless hate attacks and murders of black and white SA farmers and their pets. It's evil and unprecedented. Many are elderly and defenseless.
What they did to Fred was unconscionable. So easy to demonize a christian because he has a strong code of ethics.
I do wish l could know more about the feelings her parents had about him and how they feel now.
Inspite of all of this the SA people on the whole are amazing. Resilient, incredibly hospitable and the country itself is incredibly beautiful. It could have easily become the breadbasket for the rest of Africa. All the natural raw materials too! It had such incredible potential. Am praying it will turn around and be everything it was made to be. A literal Eden.
Apart from that the
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@@JRoss80 Agreed. Senseless and sick opportunistic murder.
I also am thinking one of the workers.
The police really screwed up this investigation. I still believe her boyfriend did it. There are several reasons. First, he was already exhibiting controlling behavior like telling her how to dress and getting her involved in the cult-like "church" he belonged to. Second, there was no evidence of sexual assault or burglary at her apartment. What would be the motive to murder an already sleeping woman who was watching a video, the remote still in her hand? Someone who she knew was able to gain access to her apartment, and stealthily walked up behind her and murdered her. The most logical person would be her boyfriend with the "If I can't control you and if I can't have you, nobody can" attitude. Just my opinion, but boy it does make a lot of sense.
I'm actually inclined to not think he did it. Controlling abusers are most likely to kill their victims if/when they sense that the victim is about to leave or has already left, but earlier that day he had received a letter from Inge where she expressed her devotion to him and her willingness to adjust herself to be what he wanted her to be. He had no reason to want her dead, she was still very much in love with and loyal to him. It's possible he thought she had been unfaithful, considering that passage in her letter, and the man is a loon just for his creepy misogynist beliefs, but that passage could have simply been her way of declaring her devotion to him.
I also don't think the rando who confessed did it either, that makes no sense. I think they should have looked harder at the guy who had been in love with her and had no solid alibi.
That makes the most sense. Any sort of sexual activity and then you gotta start thinking OK - an outsider , contractor etc. why would an outsider just sneak in kill her and walk out about their day. If there was in fact none then it wouldn’t seem this was just some random act of violence by some random outsider. Unless it was a hit or something.
Sounds like Janadu is speaking from experience. I play enough Among Us to know Janadu killed her.
did you even watch the video?
@@danielj7405 so youd totally rule out illegal workers climbing her balcony and the security system getting cut off?
So sad and tragic. Thank you for sharing this story. Needs to be told.
The extreme nature of the violence does not mean the killer must have known her.
That is true *most* of the time, but not all. And especially in this case where a number of strangers would have an intense hatred and resentment of her due to political and racial tensions. She was a wealthy white woman in South Africa. There is a reason they had locked gates and walls.
Yup, could've easily been a psychopath or a homeless person with an urge to kill women.
I'm wondering with the security electrical grid cut if anyone had a chance to come on the property? Also if any of those construction workers owned any hammers? Also why did they dismiss that confession so quickly? The boyfriend definitely could have done it but this police interrogation and sending the one key piece of evidence that DVD to send it back is quite strange? Cops always want us to follow the rules precisely and not make mistakes but it seems like they are pieces of s*** when it comes to their own negligence. Could a 10 year old have been able to keep that DVD with the one fingerprint on it? I'm tired of not being able to question authority figures when these guys keep making mistakes over and over and over again
she hasn t been raped ....rape is used for humiliation in this country as a political weapon ....furthermore, she has been discovered in a comfortable position, on the coach...it would not have been the case if a perfect stranger would have come into the flat....the door was open, no infraction
It's so obviously was either the construction workers or the tile people. I can't believe they went after Fred. He had a rock solid alibi I thought. Unbelievable.
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For what reason? Why didn’t the construction guys kill other people in the complex? Why this one?
@@madelainemadelaine2934 kemungkinan inge membuat kesal salah seorang pekerja konstruksi saat itu ... Mungkin ada ucapan inge yg tidak berkenan di hati salah seorang pekerja konstruksi yg saat itu sedang mengerjakan pemasangan lantai keramik...
Officials failed this family so badly. So many people should have been questioned and investigated that weren't.
I pray for justice. Truly heartbreaking. My prayers to her parents.
There will be no justice not over there anyways with their substandard investigations
What I like to know what kind of music was that in the ending? It’s a sad thing that she died but she wasn’t wonder woman or a Gothic king or superwoman or mother Theresa or my great great great grandmother
Inga had a beautiful singing voice, she seemed to be a beautiful person inside & out, so sad that some evil person decided to take their anger and turn it into some many other people's endless pain.
🌷R.I.P. INGA 🌷
Wow. This is heartbreaking. Her poor parents. R.I.P., INGE 🙏🏻
Best voice in the true crime genre! No debate!
Thank you :)
This channel is very kind, always sends their condolences before hand✝️
So heartbroken. Lovely, smart and talented all too be taken away in such a horrible way. Rest in peace beautiful girl. I hope the person who did this is brought to justice.
How sad. She was such a beautiful and talented woman, I feel horrible for her parents. It has to have been utterly devastating.
Watching this before I go to sleep, goodnight from S.A 🇿🇦
Thanks for covering this case!!
I really wonder if that one guy was paid to make a false confession or maybe even threatened. They could have very well convinced him he would get out of jail and have all the money or they wouldn't have enough evidence for him to spend too much time in jail. Money talks and he had no real reason to confess to something he didn't do. Just struck me as so odd how he confessed and then retracted. And how he knew key details
Long story short, you can commit crimes in South Africa and get away with it. If only R Kelly thought of that.
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No you didn't! Lol
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She turned down someone's advances and they retaliated. Either someone that lives in the complex or the workers.
For sure someone black
@@carlosmartinez6227 “for sure someone black” 👴🏻👴🏻👴🏻
@@carlosmartinez6227 go to Mexico and stay there
@@carlosmartinez6227 Really?Were you there??Educate me please then:What about the Pistorius or the Henry van Breda case then??
@Anna Horvath what about the thousands of brutal murders just like this perpetrated against people like her all over South Africa?
I have two sons and a daughter. I cannot imagine the pain of losing one of them. Losing someone is enough pain but losing them to a homicide and not having an answer brings even more pain. My thoughts are with her family and may the monster who did this be caught or rot in hell.
"on a whim" he tried to open the door with the handle. Wild.