Alet Van Rensburg-Wright on investigating 1980's paedophile cases

Port Elizabeth police have confirmed that the gun found next to the body of co-author of controversial book 'The Lost Boys of Bird Island', does not belong to him. Police spokesperson, Priscilla Naidu says the gun will be sent for ballistic testing. Mark Minnie's body was found near a rose plantation with a bullet wound to the head.
Naidu says a suicide note has also been found on the farm at Theescombe outside the city. Police are still looking for the farm owner. Minnie's cell phone and car are still missing. Minnie, a former policeman, together with reporter Chris Steyn detail, in the book, how former National party defence minister Magnus Malan and other NP ministers allegedly had sex with young boys during fishing excursions on Bird Island near Port Elizabeth. Executive producer of Fokus, Alet Van Rensburgh Wright is in studio with us and she has been busy investigating the kidnappings of girls in the 1980's by paedophile, Gert Van Rooyen.

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