Detective Bolhuis

A lot of people knocked on Mike's door after losing a lot of money through pyramid schemes. We look at investment scams and sextortion scams that trap people on social media.

Cruel dogfights still take place far too regularly in a dark underworld where few law-abiding citizens will venture. If a dog survives, its wounds take a long time to heal, not to mention the long-term distrust in humans.

Desperate members of the public are enticed to smuggle drugs in or out of South Africa only to be eventually sentenced overseas to long prison terms or death. We investigate these crimes.

The small town of Delmas in Mpumalanga was brought to a standstill by the senseless killing of 5-month-old Wiehan Botes and his babysitter, Margaret de Goede. Their killer, however, is still on the loose.

In South Africa criminals disguised as traditional healers often defraud gullible people from all walks of life. There are usually promises of healing that eventually, after great expense, amount to nothing. Many victims turn to Mike.

Ralph Haynes, the man that was known as "The Godfather of the West Rand" disappeared without a trace in 2011 after taking off in a helicopter from Kitty Hawk Airport. Mike continues his search for this man he knew all too well.

A soapy director gets arrested and treated like a criminal because he's seen as a drug user. Henry Mylne still struggles to forget that night in the back of a police van. How efficient is the police in protecting the citizens of SA?

Wille Steenkamp was a financial consultant and the head of an international investment company that promised investors massive returns. In the end however, millions of rands disappeared…Along with Willie.

During a particularly bloody few months in the beautiful town of Knysna, 3 people lose their lives in what seems to be the work of a serial killer. A local DJ is eventually arrested but is the wrong person behind bars?

When does a person decide to take their own life and when does an attempted murder look like a suicide? Mike regularly gets these type of cases. We talk to families that remain behind with more questions than answers.

Although a lot is being done to stop rhino poaching the poaching and illegal trade of rhino horns still continues. We spend an evening with a private rhino owner.

South Africans are often robbed in their homes, a place that is supposed to be a safe haven. Mike and his family also fell victim to such a crime. How do families protect themselves?

It's the day of Mike's birthday party. At the party we speak to the people closest to him and find out who is the real Mike Bolhuis.