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The murder of Brendin Horner has proven to be the perfect storm for farmers who feel unsafe, unheard and exposed, writes Dan Kriek.
When I read the first media report about the murder of young Brendin Horner I immediately knew it would send shock waves through the country and abroad. And I knew it would set social media ablaze when I read that police spokesperson Brigadier Motantsi Makhele told the media that Horner had many injuries on his head and face and was found tied to a pole with a rope around his neck.
