🚨 DISTURBING CELLPHONE EVIDENCE IN THE ST STITHIANS MURDER CASE — WHAT DID POLICE MISS? A teenage girl was found dead at a holiday home. Her boyfriend was found dead beside her. And now, months later, fresh questions are being raised about evidence that could be crucial to understanding what really happened. What was on 17-year-old Cameron Waldeck-Cooks’ cellphone — and was every piece of potential evidence properly secured? On 3 August 2026, Cameron, a Grade 11 learner at St Stithians College, was found dead alongside 19-year-old Ethan Coetzee, a former pupil of the school, at a holiday home in Sabie, Mpumalanga. Initially, police opened an inquest into the deaths. But preliminary post-mortem findings indicated that Cameron had been strangled, prompting investigators to open a murder case. Now, a report published on 17 October has brought renewed attention to disturbing material allegedly found on Cameron’s cellphone. Her family reportedly believes the material could point to possible gender-based violence and has questioned whether investigators properly secured crucial evidence. Earlier reports also contained allegations that Ethan monitored Cameron’s cellphone and social media accounts, with a source claiming he had access to her passwords and displayed controlling and jealous behaviour. However, these allegations have been disputed by Ethan’s family, and they must be treated as allegations rather than established facts. Cameron’s parents, Derrick Cooks and Claire Waldeck-Cooks, also appointed an independent forensic pathologist. Preliminary findings reportedly indicated strangulation and suffocation. Meanwhile, Ethan’s death remains the subject of an inquest, with preliminary findings suggesting that he may have died by suicide. But the questions surrounding Cameron’s death remain deeply troubling. If a cellphone contains evidence that could help explain what happened to a young woman, every detail matters. What exactly was found on Cameron’s phone? Was all potentially relevant evidence preserved? And will the investigation provide her family with the answers they desperately need? At this stage, the full contents of the alleged cellphone evidence and claims of investigative failures have not been independently verified. Cameron was only 17. Her life ended under circumstances that have left a family searching for answers. 💔 Do you believe every piece of digital evidence should be independently examined in cases involving suspected gender-based violence? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments. #CameronWaldeckCooks #EthanCoetzee #StStithians #JusticeForCameron #GenderBasedViolence - @odette.starbuckbr