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On February 18th, 1992, the decomposed body of a man was discovered in the waters near the Black River parkway in Cape Town, South Africa. As the area is rife with gang activity it was initially theorized that the man was yet another victim of gang gun violence, but they soon discovered he had a very unique wound; a crossbow through his head. Using a new technique to help identify the body, they were able to identify him as Victor Graham Chatburn from Kraaifontein, a northern suburb of Western Cape Town. As investigators dug into who could have killed the married father, a truly shocking story unfolded.
Episode Host: Emily Rowney
Left, Victor Graham Chatburn, Right, Louisa Chatburn
Photo from documentary "Crossbow Killer" on MagellanTV
Jennifer Chatburn, Graham's daughter.
Photo from documentary "Crossbow Killer" on MagellanTV
Crime Scene photos taken from still of the documentary "Crossbow Killer" on MagellanTV
Louisa Chatburn earning an award in prison
Photo from documentary "Crossbow Killer" on MagellanTV
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Sources
MagellanTV - Crossbow KIller | Micki Pistorius - Fatal Females: Women who kill | The Independent - Ted Botha on the Sharks of South Africa | Brent T Cutro SR. - Recording Living and Post Mortem Friction Ridge Exemplars | FBI - Recording Legible Fingerprints | Wikipedia - Henry Faulds | Wikipedia - Juan Vucetich | Pressreader - Crossbow Killer’s Third Husband Dies | News24 - Crossbow killer gets strict parole |
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