Last Dance: The Tragic Case of Kirvan Fortuin | South African True Crime

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Hello episode 41 of Makeup & Mayhem: True Crime with Bella Monsoon…me! Also, happy Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 This month, I will be covering only LGBTQI+ victims and related crimes to pay honour to their memories. However often with content covering these topics in particular- my videos are almost always not monetized and thus their reach is also limited. I want to implore you all today and ask something that I normally never do. If you feel moved by any of the episodes I will be sharing this month, please tag a friend, share the link and help me to get their narratives out there. Thank you 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 About the episode: From humble beginnings to competing and dancing in shows across the globe; one individual’s journey inspired and brought hope to so many others. Aiming to bring light and safety to the plight of so many in a community often stigmatised, abused and isolated- one individual did all they could to share a narrative of equality, respect and love whilst empowering the impoverished community they came from. And quite ironically it was this same community that would lead to their tragic and untimely demise right in the middle of a month that is dedicated to raising awareness for the LGBTQI community.   This is the case of Kirvan Fortuin. Oh If you’re new to the channel, here it is in a nutshell. I’m a mental health professional, true crime fanatic AND makeup lover. Inspired by the Youtube True Crime & Beauty movement- I decided to combine the three and bring you the potential psychological motives behind real life crimes whilst completing an easy to create makeup look (every alternate week that is!) For more South African True Crime: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGmdIiBCBhTgqNruRFS7yOkxWMwGBjaZL ❤ But Bella, why makeup and True Crime though? ❤ Did you know that watching, reading or listening to true crime can be a form of catharsis? It can form a safe way to feel and process negative emotions. So in a way, it’s a type of therapy! For those who are more sensitive to the nature of