Serial rapist found guilty
When the man was questioned why he didnt use a condom as he knew his HIV status when raping the victims, he said he made a mistake.
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MBOMBELA – The 35-year-old HIV-positive serial rapist who lured desperate women through false job interviews, subsequently raping and stabbing them, has finally been found guilty by the Gauteng Circuit of the High Court.
The accused, Timothy “Danger” Magagula of Kamajika, who persistently pleaded not guilty to 12 charges of rape, nine charges of attempted murder, two of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, five of robbery with aggravating circumstances and three of kidnapping, has been convicted by Judge Mr Justice Legodi on August 11.
Sentencing has been postponed to September 25.
In his testimony, Magagula recently told the court that he had sexual intercourse with some of the women, whom he claimed he proposed love to.
When the court asked if he had contacted any of the so-called lovers, he said no.
When the state prosecutor, Ms Dorah Ngobeni questioned why he didn’t use a condom as he knew his HIV status, Magagula said, “I made a mistake.”