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Wife of Danish man arrested over genitalia in freezer shot dead outside home in Lesotho
The 28-year-old woman, herself an alleged victim of Peter Frederiksen, led police to the discovery of the genitals of 21 women in his freezer, and would have been the star witness at his trial
Members of the ANC Women's League (ANCWL) hold placards after a bail hearing of Danish man Peter Frederiksen was postponed at the Bloemfontein court Photo: REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko
By Aislinn Laing, Johannesburg
4:39PM BST 22 Oct 2015
The wife of a Danish man arrested in South Africa after police found the genitals of 21 women in his freezer has been shot dead in an apparent assassination.
Anna Matseliso Molise, 28, from Lesotho, was due to be the state’s star witness against her 63-year-old husband, who was charged with sexual assault, intimidation, domestic violence and contravention of the Medicines Control Act following the gruesome discovery at the couple’s home in Bloemfontein last month.
She had been offered entry into the police witness protection programme but had declined it because she would not have been able to see her two children, aged two and four, who are in the custody of social services in Bloemfontein.
She was shot four times in the upper body outside her home in Lesotho’s capital Maseru on Tuesday night and died in hospital the following day.
“It’s heartbreaking,” said a police source close to the case. “She was a lovely woman.”
Peter Frederiksen, a gun dealer who is wanted in Denmark on charges of illegal firearm dealing, was arrested after he allegedly sedated Mrs Molise and mutilated her.
When police raided the couple’s home, they found 21 neatly-wrapped and labelled packages containing parts of women's clitorises, including one thought to belong to a seven-year-old girl, as well as surgical equipment, in a freezer.
They also discovered around 500 photographs of women, suggesting more potential victims.
Lieutenant General Mthandazo Ntlemeza, the national head of the directorate for priority crime investigation, said he was saddened by Miss Molise’s death.
“She was a key witness in our cases against Frederiksen. We suspected that something might happen and we offered her witness protection but she refused,” he said.
“Despite this setback we are committed to doing everything in our power to bring justice to the women who were alleged victims of the accused.”
Police have issued repeated appeals for other women they believe may have been mutilated to come forward, but until recently have heard nothing. Women's rights groups have raised fears some victims may be missing or dead.
On Thursday, Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi, from South Africa's special Hawks police unit, told The Telegraph two women have now come forward and detectives hoped it might encourage others to do so. “We believe these woman are alive,” he said. “We are still trying to ascertain whether they were strangers to him or not. “
He said police understood the victims’ reticence and would do everything they could to protect them. “There’s a probability that many of these women would not want to be identified because of the humiliation that they went through, unless they agreed to these so-called operations. We are working on the basis though that these were done illegally without the victims’ consent.”
Frederiksen also faces charges of causing grievous bodily harm to a minor, possessing and manufacturing child pornography and bigamy. He denies all the charges and claims everything found in his house belonged to his wife.
He is currently behind bars because he abandoned his bail application in October.
Danish man in S.Africa court over female genitals kept in freezer
AFP
November 5, 2015, 4:58 am
Bloemfontein (South Africa) (AFP) - A Danish national accused of assault for mutilating several women and keeping their removed clitorises in his freezer appeared in a South African court on Wednesday to fight for bail.
Peter Frederiksen, a 63-year-old gun shop owner, was arrested in the central city of Bloemfontein in September after his wife told police that he assaulted her and mutilated her genitals.
When police searched Frederiksen's modest brick townhouse, they discovered more than ten frozen pieces from at least seven female genitals, as well as pornographic photographs of children, investigators have said.
His diaries from 2004 recounting genital mutilation on women were also found, along with anaesthetic drugs, surgical equipment, and two pieces of dried female genitals hung on a hook.
Frederiksen's wife, Anna Matseliso Molise, 28, was set to be the state's key witness before she was gunned down last month outside her house in Maseru, the capital of Lesotho, a two-hour drive from Bloemfontein.
Before her death, she told police she was drugged with laced champagne when she was mutilated.
Frederiksen, who has two children with Molise, sat alert in the dock at the Bloemfontein Magistrates' Court with his arms across his chest and his ankles bound by a chain.
Judge Marlene Marais ruled that, in terms of granting bail, Frederiksen's case came under the same category as murder and rape.
- Packed gallery -
He faces a litany of charges, including three counts of assault, conspiracy to commit murder, possession, bigamy, and production and distribution of child pornography.
He also faces charges in connection with the illegal removal of human tissue.
Frederiksen, who has yet to enter a plea, declined to talk to the press, but his attorney Luthando Tshangana said: "We are confident that he still has the possibility of getting bail".
The court's public gallery was packed with members of the African National Congress Women's League, the ruling ANC party's women's wing.
"We are here to make sure justice is served," said Joyce Davids.
"This is not a traditional practice, none of us went through this process.
"If it was a cultural thing a black man would be doing it, not a man from Denmark... I hope he rots in jail."
Police have issued an appeal for Frederiksen's alleged victims to come forward.
The state on Thursday attempted to show he should be denied bail, arguing that he was in South Africa on fraudulent documents.
Frederiksen, who in the past pleaded guilty to illegally transporting elephant tusks, is expected to take the witness stand on Thursday to make his case for bail, a member of his legal team told AFP.
The small courtroom was patrolled by police carrying automatic rifles and wearing bullet-proof vests.
South Africa has legislation prohibiting female circumcision, although it is not a widespread practise in the country, according to UNICEF.
No one has been arrested for the murder of Frederiksen's wife.
