Cyanide poisoning: Eskom CEO André De Ruyter opens attempted murder case
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[I don't really care about De Ruyter. He may be a White man, but he's a White man who is licking the boots of the ruling party. So if someone tried to kill him, I truly don't care because I view people like him as a kind of traitor. A weak pathetic White man grovelling before the Blacks. It seems as if Black criminals related to the Government or Electricity scams may have tried to kill him. He should stay away from these Blacks and stop helping the Government. Jan]
De Ruyter reportedly fell sick after his cup of coffee was laced with cyanide.
Eskom load shedding
Outgoing Eskom chief executive officer (CEO) André de Ruyter has opened a case of attempted murder, according to reports.
De Ruyter registered the case on Thursday, 5 January.
“The case can be assumed to be under investigation,” he told energy expert Chris Yelland.
According to EE Business Intelligence, De Ruyter fell sick after his cup of coffee was laced with cyanide at his Megawatt Park office in Sunninghill, Johannesburg.
After tests were conducted, it was confirmed that De Ruyter got cyanide poisoning, and was subsequently treated by a doctor.
The incident took place on 13 December last year, which was a day after De Ruyter resigned as Eskom CEO.
News about De Ruyter’s resignation was publicly confirmed on 14 December.
His last day at Eskom will be 31 March 2023.
Bug found
The incident following the bugging of De Ruyter’s car last year.
In October, Eskom confirmed that a sophisticated bug was found under the driver’s seat when Ruyter was cleaning his vehicle.
Although a security researcher dismissed the “sophisticated NSA-level” bug as nothing “particularly intricate nor something advanced nation-state clandestine services would use”.
“Honestly, it looks like a gate remote,” Co-author of the OWASP Application Security Verification Standard and Blackhat review board member Daniel Cuthbert told tech publication My Broadband.
Source: https://www.citizen.co.za/news/andre-de-ruyter-attempted-murder-january-2023/
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