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Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir arrived in SA four years ago and set up a network involving strip club owners, gold and diamond dealers, hoodlums and top cops until, that is, the body count started to rise.
O’Sullivan claims that at least five people who were murdered are linked to Krejcir and the Jackie Selebi corruption trial. He said the murders started with the death of Kevin Trytsman in 2009.
“Uwe Gemballa who was murdered in February 2010, then we had Lolly Jackson who was murdered in May 2010, then we have Chris Kouremetis who was murdered in September or October 2010 [and] then we had Cyril Beeka…” O’Sullivan said.
It is understood Gembella was involved in a deal with Krejcir and Beeka involving sports cars being used to smuggle cash into South Africa.
Trytsman was a self-styled Umkhonto we Sizwe agent who stored weapons and vehicles for the ANC in the 1980s. He was arrested in November 1990 for possession of illegal weapons and stolen vehicles and later granted amnesty by the TRC. In November 1999 his company, South African Investigation Service Group, was contracted without a tender by then deputy minister of environmental affairs and tourism Rejoice Mabudafhasi to investigate allegations of corruption in the fishing industry and earned a fee of R558000 for 31 days’ work.
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