Original title: the fitness coach's live studio was killed by a gunman, witnessed by 200 students
More than 200 spectators watched a bloody live broadcast on the 10th local time. At that time, a fitness coach who was broadcasting the training process on the video conference software zoom was suddenly "shot in the head" by an armed robber with a gun, the Daily Mail reported on the 11th.

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It is reported that the coach's name is Lawrence masingqi. He was robbed and shot at his home near Pretoria, South Africa.
The video recording the incident showed a man wearing Beige pants and a black coat pointing at Lawrence lying on the floor with a weapon in his right hand. Another video screenshot shows a woman almost crying when she witnessed the terrible event.
A local police spokesman said Thursday that the murderer's motive was unclear.

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Magvaza, who lives in the UK, was watching the live broadcast. She told ewn: "as soon as this man entered the door, I realized something was wrong. I watched him shoot twice. I couldn't sleep all night."
Another viewer, who declined to be named for security reasons, said she entered the zoom video group at about 6:30 p.m. and heard the first gunshot nearly 40 minutes later. The client and her husband ran to the screen after hearing "a loud noise". She said, "at that time, my husband said, 'this man was shot'."
The audience said that the participants in the live broadcast began to try to find Lawrence's residence. A woman made an emergency call with her mobile phone, but she added: "Lawrence lay there until 40 minutes later, the police and medical staff came."
Zazi, who was attending a training course at the time of the shooting, said: "everyone saw a body and frantically tried to ask for help. It lasted about 30 minutes. I am now traumatized because I watched a live murder, but I can't do anything."

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The report pointed out that other customers also asked for justice for the murdered fitness coach on social media. The local government called on anyone who may have more information about the incident to go to the authorities to provide clues.
Source: Global Times