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Jackie Selebi timeline

Corruption-convicted former top cop Jackie Selebi was expected to be released on medical parole from Steve Biko Hospital in Pretoria on Friday, Correctional Services Minister Sibusiso Ndebele announced. He said the department had limited capacity to provide for the palliative care needed by some offenders. Palliative care meant he would be kept comfortable until his death, as there was no hope of him recovering. Selebi was president of Interpol at the time of the investigation into claims that he received money from convicted drug trafficker and police informer Glenn Agliotti. He was convicted of corruption on July 2, 2010, and handed a 15-year jail sentence. Selebi appealed against the corruption conviction in the Supreme Court of Appeal. In December 2011 he collapsed at home in Waterkloof, Pretoria, while watching the appeal judgment on television. His appeal was denied. This meant he had to begin his 15-year jail sentence for corruption. It was decided he would stay in Pretoria Central Prison's medical wing indefinitely.

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I feel :sick: just reading about this. There are so many more criminals in charge occupying powerful Government positions!!
 
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2013 Still playing golf
2014 Still playing golf
2015 Still playing golf
2020 Still playing golf
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I honestly believe though that he might be ill, Shaik is a different story all together. It has to be said though that Selebi would have spent more time in Jail had he chewed gum on the Gautrain (got this from a tweet today)
 
I honestly believe though that he might be ill, Shaik is a different story all together. It has to be said though that Selebi would have spent more time in Jail had he chewed gum on the Gautrain (got this from a tweet today)

That is how serious this country takes our laws, seems corruption and fraud are not considered crimes
 
That is how serious this country takes our laws, seems corruption and fraud are not considered crimes

The rule of the thumb in most countries is that if you're in government, you will get away with the crime, according to common law every citizen should also have the same access to that R17 million of law fees that Selebi got from the state (however lets be honest, that isn't going to happen).

However I'm actually convinced that Selebi might really be ill.
 
I think they wrote the jail time down wrong, it's 15 years, not 15 months...

Most frightening thing about all this is that Selebi ("a liar and a person of low moral") was president of interpol at some point.
 
looking at the timeline I am amazed! here's a man who once was at the pinnacle of everything awesome locally and internationally... but he just couldn't resist the lure of easy money... He crafted his own sword and fell on it...
 
looking at the timeline I am amazed! here's a man who once was at the pinnacle of everything awesome locally and internationally... but he just couldn't resist the lure of easy money... He crafted his own sword and fell on it...

Pure Greed, I mean how much wasn't he earning at the time that he needs to now take more money, that's what's scary with the ANC comrades, it's never enough, WE must have IT ALL.
 
looking at the timeline I am amazed! here's a man who once was at the pinnacle of everything awesome locally and internationally... but he just couldn't resist the lure of easy money... He crafted his own sword and fell on it...

Except falling on your own sword is usually an honourable thing..
 
ANC Buddy-System working flawlessly.

There is a lot of repercussion coming the way of some people if the ANC falls from its ruling position.
 
The worst is that he did not get that much money out of it .......... I mean if you absolutely must be corrupt, make it worth your while ;)
 
If this illness is that grave, then he should be 6-ft under in a few weeks right?
 
Personally I'd like to know what he did pre 94 to deserve this level of protection.

It's not what he did ....... it's what he knows. These people all have inside info on each other's scandals and secrets !!

He probably has knowledge of certain things that they do not want to come out so they are wiling to give him protection from jail and let him spend his final days (years? :) ) outside of the prison walls
 
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