Douglas Forbes, the creator of the Human Pin Code, is fighting for his life after he was attacked in his Observatory home on 21 November.
According to family members, he was fine after the incident, but three days after the attack, he was rushed to hospital.
According to Yeoville Police Station spokesperson, Captain Sifiso Mabizela, a case was opened by Forbes on 21 November. “Forbes opened the case because he was concerned about how the suspects gained entrance into his home. We are still investigating and at the moment Forbes is in a coma.
“We have to wait until he wakes up to get more information about the case.”
The police are urgently looking for the domestic worker who has been missing since the incident. She is a foreign national and might have information that could help the police in their investigation, Mabizela added.
The Forbes family has been receiving messages of support from around the globe.
The 70-year-old Forbes is internationally renowned for inventing a method of analysing personalities. The Human Pin Code is a numerical formula which deciphers the unique personality and processing styles that were imprinted on the day of a person’s birth. By applying physics, sacred geometry, biomathematics, biogenetics, psychology and sociology to a someone’s date of birth, Forbes provided an analytical tool that can be used to guide a person through life.
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