HORRIFIC: Her Last Moments were captured on CCTV before she was SAVAGELY Murdered: Tshegoftaso Pule

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Rachel Shannon 0:00
Hello everyone, my name is Rachel and welcome back to another true crime video. So the case that I have for you all today is one that is truly devastating. It is just flat out unfair how all of this happened and my heart breaks for everybody involved and I know yours will too. Just as a little disclaimer, this case takes place in South Africa, and a lot of the names of people involved are very difficult for me to pronounce, including who this video is about, so if I say things a little bit off, please just be patient with me. I looked up the pronunciations of every name and word that I was confused on, but some of them only sound right with an accent or certain sounds that I simply cannot produce.
Rachel Shannon 0:44
So again, I do apologize if I mispronounce anything, just know that I'm trying my best. With that being said, let's get into the case. Tseho Fatsopule, who went by Zeho, was born on May 10, 1992, in a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa, and she had a rough start from the time that she was very young. When Zeho was a baby, her father actually passed away, and by the time she was 10 years old, her mother also passed away. So she and her younger brother were primarily raised by her aunt Priscilla. By all accounts, Priscilla did her absolute best to raise Zejo in the most stable, loving home possible. Zejo is known to always see the good in others, always wanting to help anybody she could. She was kind-hearted, optimistic, and outgoing.
Rachel Shannon 1:35
She loved dancing. In fact, her friends would joke that they never met someone who was as bad at dancing as her, who still loved to dance as much as she did. She was also described as loving fashion and makeup, eventually wanting to work in the beauty space. For the time being, she worked at the makeup counter at a Mac store, which she loved. She would do other people's makeup at their homes or she would do her friend's makeup and her family's makeup. She had actually been accepted into the University of Johannesburg, but she decided to take her life in another direction because she loved makeup and she knew that she wanted to work in the field of cosmetology.
Tshegoftaso Pule's Mother 2:13
She was a happy child and bubbly. A child who loves fashion and very clean. Like her mother, she liked clothing. So who will never go for something that was sold for 50 rand clothes? She was very expensive. Very expensive, but the most dangerous thing about Tsehoi is that she was very secretive. She was not this child who will come to you and say, you know, I have a problem. Even if she was in pain, she will still smile. You will keep on asking, Tsehoi, is everything okay? She will say, yeah, I'm fine. But as a mother you will see that today is not like yesterday. Today she's not like last week. Something is definitely going on. But she'll keep on saying no.
Tshegoftaso Pule's Friend 3:05
Tsiko was very futuristic in everything that she did. She was such a, she was a fashionista. of note for that matter. So, I mean, right now a lot of things that are coming into fashion are things that Tichu would have had long ago. And she was very snobbish about and very picky in her choices, right? And... So what she was doing, I know when she left MAC and she was pursuing her dream of owning her own makeup business, then I was helping her with the marketing. I used to find her clients and I would call and say, Nana, I've got something for you. And she was very grateful. She was very graceful with it as well. She was such a perfectionist. And everyone whose face she touched always wanted to come back.
Tshegoftaso Pule's Friend 4:05
So the biggest thing for her that she wanted to do was to make sure that she made her mark as a beautician and as a fashion guru. That's definitely what she wanted to do.
Rachel Shannon 4:16
Now, it was stated in some sources that Zayho was a bit shy when it came to telling friends and family about her personal life. She didn't really let anybody know if she was dating anybody, but it turned out that by 2018, 26-year-old Zayho started dating a 31-year-old man named Ntatuko Shoba, who went by Shoba. However, it turned out that Shoba had been in a more serious relationship with another woman, Rosette.

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