Stewart Wilken’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South African serial killer
Is Murderer
Criminal
Serial killer
From South Africa
Type Crime
Gender male
Birth

11 November 1966, Boksburg

Age 54 years

Stewart Wilken AKA “Boetie Boer” (born 11 November 1966) is a convicted serial killer from South Africa. Wilken is regarded as a highly unusual serial killer, having killed individuals from two distinct victim types: female prostitutes and young boys (he also killed his adolescent daughter, Wuane). Wilken killed from 1990 until he was arrested in January 1997. He was active in Port Elizabeth, on the east coast of South Africa.
Wilken was charged with 10 counts of murder and 5 counts of sodomy on 3 February 1997. He was convicted of 7 counts of murder and 2 counts of sodomy on 20 February 1998. Wilken received seven life sentences and was further advised by Mr Justice Chris Jansen that he would have received the death penalty had it still been available to him.
He killed his daughter, Wuane, who was born from his first marriage. He said that she was sexually abused by her step-dad and wanted to send her soul to God. He killed the son of his second wife, Henry Bakers. He said during an interview with the police that he had sex with Henry’s decomposing corpse. He also stated that he ate the nipples of one of his victims.

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