Andries Makgae

A few weeks after, on February 4, Makgae ambushed 69-year-old Juliet Mokgatla, who was going to a nearby shop. After raping the elderly woman, he used her own underwear to strangle her to death, leaving her body in the dense bushes, where it was discovered only days later. Almost ten months later, on January 3, 2013, Makgae broke into the home of 29-year-old Praise Mpatsi, who had been left home alone by her husband, who had gone to work. After strangling her with her underwear, Makgae dragged her corpse to the smallholding, where he left in the dense bushes. After Mpatsi's husband returned home, he found that his wife was missing and reported her disappearance to the police. Three weeks later, her decomposing body was located.

His first known kill was 60-year-old Maria Pilore, a woman last seen visiting a tavern in Onderstepoort on January 1, 2012. Pilore had been on her way to get some water from the nearby Bon Accord Dam, when Makgae waylaid, assaulted and killed her. By the time the body was found, it was in a state of severe decomposition, and Pilore was only identified by family members thanks to the shoes she wore and the bucket found next to her body. Because of the decomposition, cause of death couldn't be established.

Andries Makgae (born 1962) is a South African serial killer and rapist who raped and murdered at least three women in Onderstepoort between 2012 and 2013. Suspected of other similar murders and the supposed killing of his best friend. He was convicted and sentenced to three life imprisonment terms for his crimes.

Little is known about Makgae's early life. Born in 1962 in Onderstepoort, he was given a 10-year sentence for robbery and attempted murder in the early 2000s, but was released on parole in 2011. Despite being married to a Zimbabwean woman, he had a fixation on older women, even claiming to have been in a sexual relationship with his first victim.