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Uncovering the truth behind Albert Luthuli's mysterious death
Cape Argus
|May 13, 2025
NEW evidence on the death of Albert Luthuli's death, will probably unearth the truth about his alleged train incident, which led by new stunning evidence completely debunk the reports that was compiled in 1967. To be hit by a steam train of the 15CA, and survive the impact, is absolutely incredible.
Had he been hit by the steam locomotive, he would have been dismembered. Sadly the all the role players in his death are either dead or close to death. It is almost certain that all relevant information pertaining to his death was probably destroyed by the rulers of that day.
Shortly after 9.30am, on July 21, 1967, Albert Luthuli was killed by a passing train, on a terrain that he knew so well. Since that fateful day, conflicting reports have abounded.
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