Setsetse took R15m life cover in DJ Sumbody’s name
Ralph Stanfield Denies Extortion Allegations Amid Ayepyep Lifestyle Controversy The alleged leader of the 28s gang, Ralph Stanfield, has responded to claims made by Kagiso Setsetse, business partner of DJ Sumbody, concerning the popular entertainment establishment, Ayepyep Lifestyle Cape Town.
Stanfield has refuted allegations that Setsetse extorted him, asserting instead that Setsetse obtained DJ Sumbody’s death certificate without the family’s consent in an effort to secure a R15 million life insurance payout from Momentum.
DJ Sumbody, also known as Oupa John Sefoka, was tragically killed in November 2022. Following his death, Setsetse alleged that he received death threats from Stanfield, prompting him to relocate to Dubai due to safety concerns.
However, Stanfield countered Setsetse’s claims, stating that the latter had evaded investigative officers involved in DJ Sumbody’s case. According to Stanfield, Setsetse’s relocation was prompted by his avoidance of law enforcement.
Stanfield indicated that detectives have been unable to obtain a statement from Setsetse and subsequently froze the insurance payout from Momentum.
Setsetse confirmed the existence of the life insurance policy but clarified that it was a “buy and sell insurance” agreement he had with DJ Sumbody, meant to cover business shares in the event of a death.
Despite Setsetse’s denial that the money had been frozen by Momentum, Stanfield accused him of attempting to tarnish his reputation.
The controversy surrounding Ayepyep Lifestyle Cape Town intensified in April when Setsetse sought a court order against the alleged mafia leader, Ralph Stanfield, due to concerns over income allocation to the establishment. Setsetse claimed that Stanfield was attempting to take control of the business.
In response, Setsetse temporarily closed the doors of Ayepyep Lifestyle Cape Town, citing alleged threats and extortion by Stanfield. Setsetse’s statement suggested that Stanfield’s influence appeared to extend beyond legal boundaries.
The dispute underscores the complexity of the situation and highlights the ongoing tension between Setsetse and Stanfield in the wake of DJ Sumbody’s tragic death. DJ
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