What kind of killer comes back? Newly released police footage shows the suspect who shot DJ Warras fleeing the scene — then reappearing disguised, lingering near investigators, and watching silently before vanishing. Detectives say the sequence reveals a chilling level of control and intent. As the truth behind Warrick Stock’s death slowly emerges, fans are bracing for revelations that could shatter everything they thought they knew about that night.

The footage, obtained by Sowetan Live and released December 18, 2025, captures the brazen ambush outside Warras’s Sandton home on December 10. Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock, 35, a beloved YFM host and anti-crime activist, was returning from a gig when a gunman in a black hoodie fired multiple shots through his car window, killing him instantly. The CCTV shows the shooter fleeing on foot—then, 20 minutes later, a figure in a cap and different jacket reappears, casually walking past cordoned police, studying the scene for several minutes before melting into the night.

Detective Captain Fannie Masemola called it “unprecedented boldness”: “He didn’t just flee—he returned, disguised, to assess if the job was done. This suggests premeditation and chilling composure.” The “return” has fueled theories: checking for witnesses? Ensuring no evidence left? Or taunting authorities?

Warras, father of three, had received threats after exposing hijacked buildings on air. “He knew the risks but fought for community,” sister Nicole Stock said. The footage’s release—showing the killer’s silhouette matching a dreadlocked suspect from earlier leads—has intensified the manhunt.

Fans are shaken: #WarrasKillerReturns trending (1M posts), “This is next-level evil” (@SAHipHop, 100k likes). A GoFundMe for his children hit R1.5 million.

As detectives analyze the “disguise,” the return haunts: not flight, but audacity. Justice for Warras demands answers—before the shadow returns.