The ABC Killer: Moses Sithole’s Reign of Terror
In the mid-1990s, as South Africa emerged from apartheid, a charming predator preyed on desperate women looking for work. Moses Sithole, known as the ABC Killer, lured at least 38 victims — mostly Black women and one toddler — to remote fields across Atteridgeville, Boksburg and Cleveland. He raped and strangled them, often with their own underwear, leaving a trail of bodies that shocked the nation.
Host Alexander Lawson unpacks Sithole’s orphanage childhood, early rape convictions, methodical hunting ground, the mass grave discovery, his arrest after a hatchet attack on police, and the…
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