Former Apartheid Spy and Assassin Breaks Silence
Unveiling the Life of a Cold War Operative
Craig Michael Williamson, born 1949, is a former officer in the South African Police who has been exposed as a spy and assassin for the notorious Security Branch. This Mephistophelian figure, known as the "Tea Cup Killer," is poised to break his long-held silence and reveal his chilling past.
Throughout the 1970s, this English-speaking white South African led a double life. As an operative for the Security Police, he infiltrated NUSAS, the white left, and the anti-apartheid community in exile, even gaining access to the ANC. His mission: to eliminate threats to the apartheid regime.
In the post-liberation era, hundreds of apartheid-era operatives have vanished without a trace. Craig Williamson's decision to speak out now raises questions about the legacy of apartheid and the hidden figures who shaped its dark history. His revelations promise to shed new light on the machinations of a shadowy organization and the personal toll it took on both victims and perpetrators.
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