In a h3artfelt gesture, the leader of the Patriotic Alliance (PA), Gayton McKenzie, has pl3dged a substantial reward of R1 million from his personal funds to anyone who can provide information leading to the whereabouts of young Joshlin. Since February 19, the abs3nce of 6-year-old Joslin Smith has gripped the nation with concern.
Gayton McKenzie, addressing his followers via Facebook, expressed his d33ep concern and frustr@tion over Joslin’s continued absence despite recent arrests made in connection with the case. Describing Joslin as a symbol of hope for the nation, McKenzie emph@sized her significance as a “rainbow child.” He underscored the gravity of the situation by announcing his decision to divert R1 million from his political campaign funds towards the search effort. “I will have a million Rand less for posters, for t-shirts, for diesel… but what transcends politics for me is finding that green-eyed girl,” McKenzie declared passi0nately.
McKenzie’s impassioned plea for assistance underscores the urgency of the situation. Despite exhaustive efforts, including searches in areas like Saldanha Bay, Joslin remains elusive. McKenzie lamented the challenges faced by law enforcement, citing their reluctance to accept community assistance. He criticiz3d the lack of trust in the community’s capabilities, pointing out that cruci@l information leading to recent arrests came from community sources. “You police have no idea where Joslin is because you don’t want the community’s help,” McKenzie asserted, urging authorities to leverage community resources in the search.
With over a month passed since Joslin’s disappearance, the urgency of finding her has only intensified. McKenzie’s unwavering commitment to allocating resources and rallying community support serves as a beacon of hope in the quest to reunite Joslin with her loved ones. As suspects remain in custody and bail is denied, the search for Joslin Smith continues unabated.
Source Zoomsouthafrica
