PAPA WAG VIR LOTTO WINNER

Jason ‘Pang’ Canterbury from Elsies River, like so many other children on the Cape Flats, grew up aspiring to be a gangster, and when he became South Africa’s youngest ever lotto winner in 2003 his R6.7million win was his ticket to realising his dream.

Jason very quickly squandered most of his winning on drugs.
When his winnings were almost depleted he turned to the drug trade.

There is no way that you can get involved in the drug trade on the Cape Flats without getting involved with Cape Town’s street gangs and in turn with South Africa’s notorious numbers gangs.

In 2009 the luckless Jason was convicted and sentenced to 28 years in prison for the 2006 murder of one of his drug runners, Henry ‘No Rules’ Stevens, over R8000 in missing drugs and drug money.

His co-accused, Russel "Sniper" Johannes and Remo Kuys were sentenced to 15 and 3 years respectively.
All three have now been granted leave to appeal.

‘No Rules’ was shot dead and buried in Canterbury’s yard.
The body was later exhumed and disposed of. It was never found.

Canterbury denied masterminding the murder but admitted to assisting in disposing of the body. His lawyer now claims that the reason why Canterbury assisted in disposing of the body instead of going to the police was that the murder was executed by members of the 28s gang and he - Canterbury - feared for his life.

This case has all the makings of a Ross Kemp documentary.
Two suspects, 28s gang members Jason ‘Boere’ van der Ross and Clinton ‘Pit’ Cyster were originally regarded as dangers to society, but later entered the witness protection programme and testified against Canterbury.
Legal counsel for Canterbury also claims that the State’s star witness Chandre Petersen told a total of 89 lies in court, and the man accused of pulling the trigger, Wilfred ‘Wimpie’ Gouws, was himself murdered before the end of the trial.

I think that, if in his appeal ‘Pang’ implies that members of the 28s gang was responsible for the killing, he needs to very quickly win another lotto jackpot to buy himself out of prison, and out of the country.

If not, him dead.
In or out of prison.

And if you think this is far fetched.....if you are one of those who think that the Brandhouse ad ‘Papa wag vir Jou’ is cute, check out the real deal below as Ross Kemp interviews John Mongrel,, the highest ranking member of the 28s gang in Cape Town's Polsmoor prison.

Kader Khan

Well, there is no reasonable point, except maybe to further nurture and spread a healthy disgust for how sick human beings are capable of being.
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