Cecilia Steyn
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275 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
Cecilia Steyn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Really not great at their jobs.
Please release me from this life. And so, on their second outing involving murder, Zach Valentine once again took the Tex Watson role and led Miranda Stain and her 14-year-old daughter, Marcel, on a mission to brutally murder a pastor.
Again, the crew wore wigs. Zach had a long, luxurious red wig, while Marinda wore a short, black bob wig.
Miranda's a fucking piece of work. We're going to get there. The difference this time was that they also had police uniforms that belonged to Cecilia's husband, whose role as a cop will play a big part later on in this story.
So, armed with axes and knives, Zack, Miranda, and Marcel drove to Pastor Reg's housing complex and stopped at the security gate. Using a burner phone, Miranda called Pastor Reg and told him that they were police who had questions about the murders of Natasha Berger and Joy Boonsayer. The very murders they themselves had committed. Oh. Pastor Reg, of course, buzzed them in.
But since it would look weird if there was a 14-year-old police officer in tow, Marcel Stain was crouched down behind the car. And when Marinda and Zach pulled in, Marcel crept in after them. She would not participate, but she would witness the entire ordeal to come.
So, after chatting about the phony murder investigation for just a few minutes, Zach walked up behind the 72-year-old pastor and smashed in Reg's skull with his weapon. Zach then stood over Ben Dixon's prone body and chopped his head over and over again with an axe. But while... It's casual. Respectful. On a violin. Don't worry about it. Old joke. Yeah.
But while he was doing it, Miranda joined in and proved herself to be just as bloodthirsty and aggressive as Zach. She stabbed him in the chest and stomach 13 times and kept doing it until Pastor Reg's blood stopped pumping. They then left Reg's body in his own flower bed and fled the scene covered in blood.
Yeah.
Big fences. Well, these are housing complexes. They're not apartment complexes. In South Africa, think of it as a gated community. And those are really tall walls.
Yeah, and really, like, the most noise you're going to hear from Pastor Edge is, like, right when the fucking axe, you know, goes into his skull. Yeah, that was it. Yeah, he wasn't conscious for the rest of it.
Getting back into their rental car, which I'd imagine had to be cleaned quite thoroughly before they returned it. I don't know. I don't know if these guys are super conscientious renters. They drove to a pre-planned location where Michaela Valentine was waiting with another car.
The murder crew then changed clothes and headed home, throwing their bloody garments and their murder weapons out of the car window on their way back to Kruger's Dorp. Michaela, meanwhile, asked the crew to recount all the gory details, like how long did it take him to die? What kind of weapons did you use? How many times did you stab him?
But it's most likely that Michaela was just feigning interest because she didn't want to get into trouble with Cecilia again for not being enthusiastic about murder.
But the person who had surprised themselves most that day was Marinda Stain. And it's important to note that this woman, the woman who had stabbed his pastor until his blood stopped pumping, she was still teaching high school English every weekday during this entire saga. Your English teacher loves murder.
She later said that she loved the act of murder, that she felt a release afterward, an adrenaline rush that was both scary and exciting.
It's a very frustrating job from what I'm told.
She said that she didn't know it until she did it, but she'd been waiting her whole life to murder someone. Wow.
Well, she put it in a way that was appropriate for a teacher. Murdering Reg Ben Dixon was like taking an exam where you have all this tension beforehand, but after you write and pass it, there's a release that's very enjoyable.
And for me, hearing the school teacher talk about how much she loved murder really goes a long way towards explaining how normal people are able to participate in large-scale horrors like the Holocaust and other genocides.
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