The East Coast Radio Fugitive was found but the search goes on

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On day two of the East Coast Radio Fugitive chase, hosts Stacey and Jase catch up with the elusive Fugitive live on air.

Found at Sugar Rush Park by a softly spoken listener named Deeanne, the fugitive parted with R54,000 but a substantial share of the R400,000 prize pool remains unclaimed.

The Fugitive reflected on the emotional and physical toll of being hunted across KZN, reveals his unusual grounding ritual of singing old station jingles and smooths over a tense exchange from the previous day.

Then, just when listeners thought they could relax, he drops a surprise promise of another clue before the afternoon is out. The hunt is far from over.
29 Sep English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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