Socialite ‘Commander from Hell’ accused of rape after ‘exposing’ SA girlfriend to HIV – Nehanda Radio

Flamboyant Zimbabwean businessman Trevor Simbarashe Mbizvo has been charged with rape and fraud for allegedly forging an HIV health certificate and exposing his South African girlfriend Laisy Ramokone to the incurable disease.

The businessman, popularly known as the Commander of Hell, has become a popular figure on social media, where he regularly flaunts some of his vehicles, including the Mercedes G Wagon, Lamborghini, BMW and Ferrari F8.

Despite attempts by the socialite’s legal representatives to have the case struck off the rolls, South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said she will appear in the Pretoria Magistrates’ Court on November 7 to face charges of rape and fraud.

In her memoir, Love Ego and Hitman, Ramokone details how she was cheated on after agreeing to go on vacation and have unprotected sex with the Hell Commander.

“Later in the evening, he sent me a photo of his HIV 20 certificate with non-reactive status dated January 13, 2021, while the report was dated January 12, 2021. So I sent him a WhatsApp message and calmly objected. to the certificate, saying it didn’t look legitimate.

“When I was stunned by his helpless behavior, I felt the need to pick up the phone and call one of the doctors I knew and trusted and ask him to compare our results.

“The doctor immediately told me that the certificate was not legal and that in 2021 they would now test for HIV Elisa 1 and HIV-Elisa 2 antibodies instead of HIV-1.”

Ramokane explained that the businessman removed his condom during a sexual intercourse and told her not to worry as he was HIV negative.

He then disappeared and did not return phone calls, she said. He then began the painful process of taking anti-retroviral drugs to prevent possible HIV infection, before opening a case against himself at the Wierdabrug Police Station in Centurion.

Ramokone also claimed that he survived assassination attempts by men he believed were sent by the businessman. After such an attack, he was hospitalized.

He also claimed that he was the victim of some cyber attacks.

“Listening devices were installed and drones were seen flying over his home,” he said.