LAWYER SPEAKS… AND SOUTH AFRICA HOLDS ITS BREATH: The DJ Warez Murdᴇr Case Takes a Chilling Turn!
The tragic death of DJ Warez has taken a shocking turn, revealing unexpected twists and unsettling claims from the accused’s lawyer. As South Africa holds its breath, the legal battle intensifies, raising questions about the integrity of the investigation and the potential for a dramatic courtroom showdown

South Africa, prepare for a rollercoaster of emotions.
The tragic death of beloved DJ Warez, which initially seemed to follow a predictable legal trajectory, has now been thrust into chaos by a single, unsettling voice — that of the accused’s lawyer.
As details unfold, whispers of doubt and speculation have begun to permeate the air, igniting a firestorm of intrigue across social media platforms and within the courtrooms.
What was once a straightforward case now appears to be shrouded in layers of mystery, raising the question: Is the full truth being concealed right before our eyes?
The saga began with the promise of a second video aimed at delivering a sincere message to the Warez family.
This message, allegedly from Machola Majola, the man accused of taking DJ Warez’s life, was delivered through his legal representative.
At first, it felt like a standard expression of condolences, a seemingly respectful acknowledgment of the tragedy.
However, upon closer examination, the words carried a more sinister undertone.
While the lawyer extended sympathy, he simultaneously laid the groundwork for a defense narrative that has left many questioning the integrity of the investigation.
What’s more troubling is the revelation that the suspect allegedly returned to the crime scene after the incident.
Such a detail raises eyebrows, but it was the footage that captured this movement that truly made people stop and ponder: “What is really happening here?”
When a suspect’s actions contradict the official narrative, it inevitably leads to a surge of questions.
And suddenly, the lawyer’s statements take on a weight that far surpasses mere condolences, hinting at something deeper.
As the case approaches a crucial bail hearing scheduled for next week, journalists have been pressing for answers, echoing the sentiments of many South Africans: What are the chances of the accused being released on bail?
The lawyer’s response was nothing short of shocking.
Yes, the charge is premeditated murder, classified as a Schedule 6 offense — the most serious category under South African law.
Yes, the burden of proof lies heavily on the defense to demonstrate “exceptional circumstances.”
But then came the bombshell that left everyone in the room speechless.

According to the lawyer, the accused was not arrested at the crime scene.
He was not apprehended on the same day, and nothing illegal was found in his possession.
Most astonishingly, he claimed, “there is nothing that links this accused to this crime.”
Nothing?
In a murder case that has already sent shockwaves throughout the nation?
This assertion has ignited whispers of a potential cover-up, or at the very least, a glaringly fractured investigation.
Do you recall when police first confirmed that two individuals were questioned?
Do you remember reports of two arrests occurring around 2 a.m. at the hostel?
And what about the rumors of a woman involved in disturbances at the Zambesi building?
The lawyer’s casual revelation that charges against a co-accused had been withdrawn — and that the state’s case now hinges on a statement from that same woman — is enough to make anyone wonder.
Is this mere coincidence, or are we on the brink of uncovering something much larger?
Weeks of speculation surrounded the identity of this second individual, but thanks to the lawyer’s own words, one thing is now confirmed: the second person is indeed a woman.
Why does this matter?
Because her sudden shift from suspect to state witness could become the pivotal point of this entire case.
If her testimony falters under cross-examination, the state’s case could unravel in real-time.
And the lawyer appears unfazed by this possibility.

In fact, he exudes confidence — almost an unsettling level of it.
Adding another layer of complexity is the identity of this lawyer.
Legal observers quickly recognized him as the same attorney involved in other high-profile cases, including the controversial Dr. Matsholani matter at Helen Joseph Hospital.
This is not a lawyer who speaks without careful consideration.
His words are chosen with surgical precision, which is why many are alarmed by his public declaration that the state has no prima facie case against his client.
No hesitation.
No vagueness.
No fear.
This kind of boldness typically signals one of two things: either a dangerous bluff or devastating information waiting to be revealed.
The lawyer did acknowledge that there is circumstantial evidence but dismissed its significance.
He emphasized timelines, arrests, and missing links, almost daring the prosecution to challenge him.
Legal analysts online were quick to respond: “If the state had something solid, he wouldn’t be speaking like this.”
Others cautioned, “Confidence doesn’t equate to innocence — it signifies strategy.”
Yet, one thing is undeniable: the public narrative is shifting.
As the case evolves, a growing sense of anticipation looms — we may be on the verge of a major surprise.
Will the bail hearing expose investigative shortcomings?
Will the withdrawn co-accused return to haunt the state?
Will previously hidden details finally come to light?
Or will justice take an unexpected twist?
For now, the death of DJ Warez remains an open wound — a mystery that refuses to fade away.
One voice has dared to speak.
One lawyer has challenged the prevailing narrative.
And South Africa is watching, waiting, and holding its breath.
Because if even a fraction of what has been implied turns out to be true, this case could change everything we thought we knew about justice.