Man bludgeoned his ex-girlfriend to death with a hammer after she refused to take him back

The brutal murder of Vyaksha Sookdew has sent shockwaves through the community of Durban.

The details of her death are horrifying, and the accused, Sugandran Naicker, is now facing charges of theft and murder.

The Chatsworth Magistrate’s Court has made the decision to deny him bail, ensuring that he remains behind bars.

The incident took place on Christmas Day, when Sookdew’s life was tragically cut short.

Naicker is alleged to have bludgeoned her to death with a hammer, inflicting further injuries by breaking both her hands.

It is alleged that he had wanted them to get back together but she refused because of his violent nature.

Her body was found three days later, leaving her family and friends devastated.

Naicker’s attempt to flee did not go unnoticed. After filling his car with petrol at a local fuel station, he left the scene but returned shortly after.

The staff recognized him and locked him inside the shop until the police arrived. This quick thinking led to his arrest and subsequent investigation.

The discovery of Sookdew’s body added weight to the charges against Naicker. The police worked tirelessly to gather evidence, and their efforts resulted in the theft and murder charges.

It is believed that Naicker killed her three days before her body was found, adding to the severity of the crime.

The denial of bail for Naicker is a small victory for justice. It ensures that he remains in custody, unable to harm anyone else.

The court’s decision reflects the seriousness of the crime and the need to protect society from individuals capable of such heinous acts.

While nothing can bring Sookdew back or ease the pain her loved ones are experiencing, the denial of bail provides a sense of relief.

It is a step towards closure for her family and friends, knowing that the person responsible for her death will be held accountable.

The case will now proceed, and the justice system will take its course.

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