Shocking: South African Man Documents Girlfriend’s Murder on Facebook Before Suicide (See Video, Photos)

A South African man identified as Sbusiso Lawrence has killed his girlfriend over allegations of infidelity. The disturbing events unfolded after he reportedly discovered her with another man at her village.

The story took an even darker turn as Lawrence documented his actions on social media leaving a chilling trail of posts before taking his own life.

The incident began when Lawrence made an unannounced visit to his girlfriend’s hometown. There, he allegedly found her in a compromising situation, which he claimed confirmed his suspicions infidelity. Furious and heartbroken, he persuaded her to return home with him.

Midway through the journey, he killed her, reportedly in a fit of rage.

Before carrying out the act, Lawrence uploaded a video to his Facebook stories around 10 a.m. In the footage, he was seen wearing the same shirt later identified in posts following the crime.

His final updates on social media included confessions about his actions and statements justifying his anger, where he claimed to have sacrificed everything to make her happy only to be betrayed.

The chilling video and subsequent posts have since gone viral, sparking widespread condemnation and shock online.

Many have pointed to the disturbing pattern of individuals using social media as a platform to document extreme acts, questioning the impact of digital spaces on mental health and decision-making.

Authorities confirmed that after committing the crime, Lawrence attempted to flee the country. He was apprehended and taken into custody while trying to board an international flight.

The South African Police Service has launched a full investigation into the case, including how Lawrence managed to take his own life in custody.

Friends and family of the deceased girlfriend have expressed profound grief, describing her as a kind and loving individual who did not deserve such a fate.

The videos and posts uploaded by Lawrence have drawn attention across the internet, with many calling for stricter measures to monitor and address violent tendencies exhibited online before they escalate.