Elvis Nyathi Death Video As Father Killed In Diepsloot, Family Takes A Visit

Elvis Nyathi’s death video circulates on the internet. 

In a terrifying incident in Diepsloot, a husband and a father, Elvis Nyathi, were brutally murdered over a passport dispute. As the country faces an economic crisis, politicians can only shift the blame the foreign nationals misguiding the locals.

It has resulted in the worst scenario for foreigners residing in the country. And one family has recently become the victim of it.

WATCH: Elvis Nyathi Death Video

People are looking over Twitter to watch the video of Elvis Nyathi’s death that is circulating on social media.

In a gruesome video, Elvis was seen brutally murdered in the middle of the street. Two people beat him with a stick and eventually burned him alive. It is traumatizing and full of horrors, and people on netizens are demanding justice for the victim and his family.

According to the victim’s wife, several strangers came to their house to check their passports, then tied her husband up and lit him on fire while he was still alive.

It is believed that he was killed because of a passport dispute. His wife fled from their home because she was worried for her family’s safety.

According to news sources, Bheki Cele, the police minister, and Gen Sehlahle Fannie Masemola, the national police commissioner, both visited the crime scene and condemned the attack while assuring that the situation was “under control.”

More than 100 more cops have been sent in to help maintain peace in the neighborhood.

Elvis Nyathi Was A Father Killed In Diepsloot- His Murder Caught On Pictures

Elvis Nyathi was a father to four children whose murder was caught in pictures. He was married and had four children who all live in Zimbabwe.

Neighbors and friends described the 43-year-old as a fun-loving person who got along with everyone. When a group of individuals was following around his neighborhood, pounding on doors and demanding identifying papers, the Zimbabwean national had just arrived home from work.

He worked as a gardener in Johannesburg, South Africa’s Fourways suburb. The group chased him to the street in Diepsloot, where they brutally attacked him and later burnt him to death.

People worldwide have responded to the gruesome act and asked the authorities to take action and provide justice to him. The world is currently with his family.

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