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Original Post Date: 2008-04-04 Time: 00:00:00 Posted By: Jan
A Good4Fellas bouncer was stabbed to death at the club, allegedly by a University of Pretoria student, early on Thursday morning. A friend and colleague was also wounded in the attack.
Willem “Wimpie” Schwan, 21, who also worked at the Tshwane licensing department, and Pieter Roos, 21, were out for the evening when they were attacked.
Roos has worked as bouncer at the nightclub for nearly three years.
Both were off-duty when they were attacked in the club’s bathroom. It is believed that the two were followed in by the student and attacked while urinating.
| ‘He was like a mad thing’ |
Roos said: “He was like a mad thing. I heard a bump and when I turned I saw Wimpie, covered in blood, struggling with guy. They were fighting like madmen.
“I jumped at them and knocked the knife out of the guy’s hand, but he kept coming at me, hitting and punching. He was crazy. It was as though he was possessed.” Roos, who managed to drag the attacker out of the bathroom, was repeatedly stabbed in the stomach and back.
“I was afraid I was going to die. I kept praying that I would live and that Wimpie wasn’t dead,” he said.
Roos said he couldn’t believe that his best friend was dead.
“I just can’t believe that Wimpie is gone.
| ‘I was afraid I was going to die’ |
“What I am struggling to make sense of is why this guy attacked us.
“We were in the bathroom and the next minute, bam, chaos,” he said.
Still in shock, Schwan’s fiancée, Anne-Marie Jansen van Vuuren rocked their daughter Elzi-Mari on her lap.
“It is going to be all right. Daddy is going to be all right. He is safe in heaven,” she wept as Elzi-Mari stared back with sleepy eyes.
Jansen van Vuuren asked repeatedly: “Why? What did he do? Why did this have to happen? Why did he have to kill my baby’s father?”
City security expert Mike Bolhuis said: “In my opinion, there must have been a serious provocation for the person to turn on the bouncers like this.”
Villieria police station spokesperson Inspector Klaas van der Kooi confirmed the attack, saying a student had been arrested and a knife recovered from the scene. He said that the man, who has been charged with murder and attempted murder, would appear in court soon.