ET's sex scandal surfaces again
By Kanina Foss and Baldwin Ndaba
A 1980s sex scandal - involving Eugene Terre'Blanche and a male
Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) supporter - has surfaced again, just
as the Hawks confirmed that the AWB leader's murder could be
investigated as a homosexual sex crime.
"It's not a complete secret that Eugene had some of these tendencies,"
said Max du Preez, who founded the Vrye Weekblad newspaper in the 1980s.
Back then, the weekly newspaper published the story of an AWB bodyguard
who claimed to have woken up after a night of heavy partying to find
Terre'Blanche on top of him, trying to molest him.
The bodyguard laid a complaint within the AWB and was promptly kicked
out of the organisation.
The bodyguard went to the Vrye Weekblad - the only newspaper that would
run the story.
"No other newspaper touched it because they reckoned it was defamatory.
But we thought it was true," Du Preez told The Star on Sunday.
After the story was published, there was no reaction from Terre'Blanche
or the AWB.
"Eugene didn't say a word," said Du Preez.
While investigations continue, lawyers acting for the two murder accused
are due to argue in court that Terre'Blanche had a homosexual
relationship with his alleged killers.
Initial reports indicated that Terre'Blanche was murdered over a pay
dispute, but a picture of an alcohol-fuelled homosexual orgy is starting
to emerge.
Eyewitnesses say they saw the AWB leader - reportedly estranged from his
wife - buying liquor at a Ventersdorp bottle store before taking his
workers back to the farm where he was later bludgeoned to death.
Meanwhile, the accused, Chris Mahlangu, 27, and a 15-year-old, who is
too young to be named, are expected to appear in the Ventersdorp
Magistrate's Court on Wednesday for a formal bail application.
Explaining the charge, the prosecution said that when Terre'Blanche's
body was found, detectives saw that his pants were down to his knees and
his genitals were exposed.
Terre'Blanche was buried in Ventersdorp on Friday.
* This article was originally published on page 1 of _The Star_
<http://www.thestar.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=3824560> on April
12, 2010
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And according to one comment on comment on http://iluvsa.blogspot.com/
The objective is to ridicule the murdered person and by association all
that he stood for. In this case the objective was to ridicule ET and the
recent nationalistic drive under the whites for self determination.
Thus other supporters of Afrikaner self determination would be
demoralized and not want to associate with ET or his vision.
The objective is demoralization.
Unfortunately for the evil
government their was a leak and this leak was in the form of a police
inspector (white) that came out and declared that she was on the scene
and that no condom was found. On the TV program, Carte Blanche, the
first medic(white) on the scene also confirmed that ET's pants were not
around his knees.
DID YOU KNOW THAT AFTER THIS DECLARATION THE
POLICE INSPECTOR WAS TRANSFERRED OFF THE CASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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'He didn't like moffies at all'
By Tribune Reporter
The AWB last night reacted with outrage to claims that the movement's
murdered leader, Eugene Terre'Blanche, was involved in an act of sodomy
before he was killed.
"It is impossible," said AWB secretary general Andre Visagie.
"He told his wife he was coming home from the farm that night (to the
family home in Ventersdorp).
"He wouldn't have taken a black man instead of a white woman."
Visagie said the AWB was adamant claims that its leader was homosexual
would be proved false. "He didn't like moffies at all."
Asked how he knew what Terre'Blanche's sexual preference was, Visagie
said: "Remember Jani Allen (the newspaper columnist who had an affair
with him)? I don't think he was lying."
This article was originally published on page 1 of Tribune on April 11, 2010
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