On South Africa’s busiest motorway, the Murrays’ SUV was ramped off the road by hitmen who sprayed nine bullets across the car and left them drenched in a pool of blood.
Cloete Murray was described as South Africa’s most famous liquidator of assets obtained via high-level corruption. He was mentoring his son, Thomas. The Murrays were appointed by the master of the high court, a permanent officer who serves the public and deals in estates of the deceased and liquidations, to dig up hidden assets, liquidate them and recover taxpayers’ money in sensitive corruption cases.
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