Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes killed in Durban nightclub shooting

Polymathic said:
Nah, if he was interested in this story he'll be analysing the footage and giving critics on every single movement of the shooter and how useless everybody is for not seeing the obvious body language signals the shooter gave prior to the hit
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Considering he was a elite sniper involved in multiple CIA managed assassinations, you would expect him to chip in. I am disappoint.
 
Stop speculating everyone...
The Great Investigator and Minster of all Piglets, Bheki Silly, is all over this. As with every other murder here.
Ive heard an ultra special and highly skilled task force has been set up and arrests are imminent...
 
TheChamp said:
When did he say that?
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It was the inaction that gives it away, isn't it?

Moses Tembe, after AKA's death,

"so saddened by this sad eventuality as it robs us of the opportunity we have been waiting for so patiently to vindicate our daughter in court or in an inquest."
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www.citizen.co.za

AKA's death ‘robbed us of opportunity to vindicate our daughter’ - Moses Tembe | The Citizen

Moses Tembe denied being involved in AKA's murder and said his family was still awaiting the chance to vindicate their daughter in court.
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The case was passed from pillar to post but eventually it was Tembe family attorneys that pended the PAIA application and had not lodged their representations to the NDPP.
Why was Moses Tembe no longer in a hurry to access the docket? He must have got his answer whilst still stating categorically that his daughter did not commit suicide.

Following her death, the South African Police Service registered an inquest docket, whereafter extensive investigation was conducted to determine whether her death was caused by any criminal conduct on the part of any person.

“The matter was referred to the NPA, who in turn returned the matter to the South African Police Service for further investigation.
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“Advocate Nicolette Bell, the director of public prosecutions (DPP) in the Western Cape, considered the merits of the matter, as well as various reports presented to her by her staff,” Ntabazalila said.
In the months that followed, the DPP was advised that Tembe's family wished to make representations regarding her decision to the national director of public prosecutions (NDPP).
As a result, the inquest regarding the death of Tembe was delayed pending representations to the NDPP, he said.
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Subsequently, an application for access to the docket was served on the NPA in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) after an initial request to have access to the docket was denied.
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www.sowetanlive.co.za

NPA explains why it declined to prosecute in Anele Tembe's death

Questions about progress in the case of Anele Tembe's death have surfaced after the murder of rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes at the weekend.
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Jings said:
It was the inaction that gives it away, isn't it?

Moses Tembe, after AKA's death,



www.citizen.co.za

AKA's death ‘robbed us of opportunity to vindicate our daughter’ - Moses Tembe | The Citizen

Moses Tembe denied being involved in AKA's murder and said his family was still awaiting the chance to vindicate their daughter in court.
www.citizen.co.za www.citizen.co.za

The case was passed from pillar to post but eventually it was Tembe family attorneys that pended the PAIA application and had not lodged their representations to the NDPP.

Why was Moses Tembe no longer in a hurry to access the docket? He must have got his answer whilst still stating categorically that his daughter did not commit suicide.





www.sowetanlive.co.za

NPA explains why it declined to prosecute in Anele Tembe's death

Questions about progress in the case of Anele Tembe's death have surfaced after the murder of rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes at the weekend.
www.sowetanlive.co.za www.sowetanlive.co.za
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Yeah, I don't really have any problem with your speculation but at least try not to state things as facts if you can't back them up, I don't see anything there that answers my question.
 
ForceFate said:
Is that her?
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Was tricky rescue a foretaste?​

On December 11, Anele “Nelli” Tembe stood on a ledge near the top of the 19-storey Durban Hilton Hotel just before 8am. A risky rescue was planned over an emotional 50 minutes.

Sources with knowledge of the incident said Tembe was consoled and counselled by her cousin, who stood a few metres away, while a team of first responders and hotel staff worked in the background.

Tembe became emotional and distracted. In a split-second gap, police rescuers saw a chance to snatch her to safety.

Sources said Tembe was aggressive when they grabbed her. “Outside of an emotional state she was highly aggressive — she was clearly confrontational. ‘Leave me, I want to die’ ... she kept on saying that while fighting off the police.”
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