The Anni Dewani Murder Case

How can they fsuck up a case like this? Is it legal to air evidence before a court has seen it?
 
joelus said:
It's a bit annoying that all this information is coming to light in the media rather than in the courts.
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This information does not prove murder.

It proves that he was not into being married to her, so it may point to motive, but it is still a loooong stretch.
 
blunomore said:
This information does not prove murder.

It proves that he was not into being married to her, so it may point to motive, but it is still a loooong stretch.
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No, of course not, some of it might prove the opposite, but it could compromise the states case.
 
joelus said:
No, of course not, some of it might prove the opposite, but it could compromise the states case.
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Maybe it is because I was raised in a different culture altogether but I just cannot wrap my head around someone being so unhappy in a relationship and going ahead with a wedding anyway, just not to upset her family. Surely, to one's family, your happiness counts for more than a wedding?
 
blunomore said:
Maybe it is because I was raised in a different culture altogether but I just cannot wrap my head around someone being so unhappy in a relationship and going ahead with a wedding anyway, just not to upset her family. Surely, to one's family, your happiness counts for more than a wedding?
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Honor before happiness, death before dishonor.
 
With regards to the new evidence, did one of the accused not admit that they struggled with the gun because they were arguing about who was going to shoot her and that the gun went off in the process, shooting her? I'm sure that I read it in one of the stories that initially came out about the incident.

I don't see how this changes anything because they would've or were supposed to kill her anyway. So how does this absolve Shrien Dewani?
 
BBC Panorama - The Honeymoon Murder Who Killed Anni Dewani?

[video=youtube;LZSc--n2PgQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZSc--n2PgQ#t=3474[/video]
 
No final order in Dewani Extradition: Justice

The granting of leave to appeal to honeymoon murder accused Shrien Dewani is not a final order against his extradition, the justice department said on Tuesday.

"In all, the matter will still be argued on whether he is extraditable before three judges of the high court," spokesman Mthunzi Mhaga said in a statement.

"There is therefore no decision against the prosecution on facts, but on legal issue."

Earlier on Tuesday, the British Press Association reported that a panel of three high court judges, headed by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas, ruled that there were outstanding legal issues the court had to decide.

Thomas ruled that the case be reopened to consider two key issues: the first related to Dewani's status as "an accused person"; the second concerned whether it would be "unjust and oppressive" to extradite Dewani "regardless of the prognosis" of his mental condition.

Dewani is fighting his removal to South Africa to face trial for his wife Anni's death until he has recovered from mental health problems, said to include depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

His lawyers have said at various hearings that he would be willing to defend himself at trial once he was fit to do so.

Mhaga said the department believed Dewani should be sent to South Africa to face charges.

"We will patiently await this legal process to unfold while vigorously arguing for his extradition," he said.


Source : Sapa /gq/cls/ks
Date : 22 Oct 2013 19:00
 
FFS...

Put this cretin on a plane, and shove him into Pollsmoor while he's waiting for his trial...
 
BREAKING NEWS: Shrien Dewani has lost his appeal to avoid extradition to South Africa to stand trial for his wife Anni's murder. More to follow soon on www.ewn.co.za
 
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