The call that sealed Momberg’s fate: 'Please don't send a bunch of k*****s'
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An audio recording released this week of convicted racist Vicki Momberg’s call to 10111 operators revealed the true extent of her horrific rage.
Momberg tells a call operator that she is driving around aimlessly before adding: “At the moment I am ... going to smash someone, because there is nothing I can do. I don’t care where I go. I am missing the cars by a fraction. And quite frankly, I hope whichever car I smash into that I kill every single k****r that is in that f*****g car.”
She also mistakenly refers to a petrol station as a “k****r station” when asked if she is near a well-known service station on Malibongwe Drive. “I don’t know, I don’t know,” she says. “I am just driving because if I drive into the k****r station ... petrol station ... it’s just f*****g k*****s everywhere and I can’t trust a single one of them.”
Momberg was this week sentenced to three years in jail, with one year suspended, on four counts on crimen injuria.
A source close to the case said the recording had been released in the hope that those who felt her sentence was unfair could learn “the truth about this case”.
Read the full story in the Sunday Times