@Uncle Spider: You see how your version from the police report , differs with what the “journalist” has here reported?

For anyone interested. Police report says he died of suspected suffocation at his house. Apparently he was burning some grass outside when smoke choked him and he fell into the fire before bystanders noticed and jumped over the fence.
Seems like a suspicious death to me, hopefully police investigative.

And that funny one of Ngoni dancers who were trying to stomp the thorny ground with no shoes. Shoes were hilariously brought to them and the dance continued. Jeff took advantage of the airing of Shaka Zulu on outrTV screens and people loved it.

@Spider, the journalists we have nowadays are taking us for a ride. They dont qualify to be storytellers for an esteemed audience. There is no cause of death or even suspected causes in the story. Studio accident and you leave it there?
We all know it is a lie. What kind of studio accident? People dont just die. Something kills them and every trained journalist knows that. Thats why you ask the police, the doctors before you publish a story. Before publishing a story dig and find details then announce you have a story. May Jeff rest in Peace.

He was electrocuted and burnt almost beyond recognition.

@Spider, what are your plans for studio? Things happen at any job.
Too many shallow PF minded individuals.