The Anni Dewani Murder Case

Ja. Soweto is a big attraction I have heard. I would definitely not want to go in there at night though. :eek:

There are night spots in Soweto which attract tourists in addition to the usual bus load day visitors to places like Wandi's eatery, etc.
 
He has to be found guilty, no other verdict is possible considering his 'accomplices' have already been jailed for their part in the murder. How would it be possible for the court to deliver a not guilty verdict with that in mind?

And if they do find he is not guilty, surely they would need to let them out as well?
 
He has to be found guilty, no other verdict is possible considering his 'accomplices' have already been jailed for their part in the murder. How would it be possible for the court to deliver a not guilty verdict with that in mind?

And if they do find he is not guilty, surely they would need to let them out as well?

Some legal "expert" was saying this morning that the court must be careful in considering accomplice testimony.
 
Some legal "expert" was saying this morning that the court must be careful in considering accomplice testimony.

Yeah, I guess so. But it's impossible for a judge not to know these guys are already convicted and serving time. I just don't know how he can get a fair trial when the implications of a not guilty are massive.
 
Hey....rather a living pu$$y than a dead braveheart! :D:p
I wouldn't hop in a car and just rock up at a tavern but, I think these tours are pretty organised security wise.

Last time I was in Joey's I asked a friend's colleague to organise a Soweto jol. When he pitched up to pick us up my mate was like hells no. He thought we'd been joking.
 
I wouldn't hop in a car and just rock up at a tavern but, I think these tours are pretty organised security wise.

Last time I was in Joey's I asked a friend's colleague to organise a Soweto jol. When he pitched up to pick us up my mate was like hells no. He thought we'd been joking.

When you are in Joburg again and we meet for a bite to eat you can frekking forget about pulling this trick on me. Sandton City or nothing. lol
 
When you are in Joburg again and we meet for a bite to eat you can frekking forget about pulling this trick on me. Sandton City or nothing. lol
I'll pick you up. Marlboro ain't far from there. :p
 
DEWANI IS BISEXUAL, COURT TOLD

British businessman Shrien Dewani is bisexual and has had sexual interactions with both men and women, the Western Cape High Court heard on Monday.

"My sexual interactions with males were mostly physical experiences or e-mail chats with people I met online or in clubs," his lawyer Francois van Zyl said, reading Dewani's plea explanation to the court.

"My sexual interactions with females were usually during the course of a relationship which consisted of other activities and emotional attachment."

Dewani on Monday pleaded not guilty to killing his wife Anni in Cape Town in 2010, and other related charges.

Dressed in a black suit, tie and white shirt, he stood in the dock and looked down at prosecutor Adrian Mopp as Mopp read out the charges in a clear, loud voice.

Dewani seemed calm, cocked his head slightly to listen and made fists with his hands. At times, he frowned slightly or looked away to the side.

He met Anni Hindocha on May 30, 2009 after a mutual friend gave him her contact details.

In his plea explanation, he said he was instantly physically attracted to her on their first date, loved her bubbly personality and sensed there was mutual chemistry.

Dewani is charged with murder, kidnapping, robbery with aggravating circumstances, and conspiracy to commit these crimes. He is also charged with defeating the ends of justice.

Deputy Judge President Jeannette Traverso sat with her arms crossed and looked at the indictment in front of her. She was flanked by two assessors.

Both the families of Dewani and his slain wife were in attendance, sitting on opposite ends of courtroom two.


Source : Sapa /je/th/ar/lp
Date : 06 Oct 2014 11:40
 
DEWANI HAD HORMONE PROBLEMS

British businessman Shrien Dewani had hormone problems and underwent testosterone replacement therapy, the Western Cape High Court heard on Monday.

"I decided to undergo this treatment despite the side-effects. Having my own family was important to me," he explained in a plea document.

Dewani has pleaded not guilty to the murder of his wife Anni in Cape Town in 2010, and other related charges.

An endocrinologist told him in 2009 that he had abnormally low levels of the hormone and may have trouble reproducing.

He was warned of the side-effects, including the risk of blood clots, sleep apnoea, breast enlargement, weight gain, and acne.

"I discussed my problem with Anni as I knew that she wanted children as well."

Earlier, it was revealed he was bisexual and had sexual interactions with both men and women.

"My sexual interactions with males were mostly physical experiences or e-mail chats with people I met online or in clubs," his lawyer Francois van Zyl said, reading out Dewani's plea explanation in court.

"My sexual interactions with females were usually during the course of a relationship which consisted of other activities and emotional attachment."

Dewani is charged with murder, kidnapping, robbery with aggravating circumstances, and conspiracy to commit these crimes. He is also charged with defeating the ends of justice.

Deputy Judge President Jeannette Traverso sat with her arms crossed and looked at the indictment in front of her. She was flanked by two assessors.

Both the families of Dewani and his slain wife were in attendance, sitting on opposite ends of courtroom two.

Dressed in a black suit, tie and white shirt, Dewani stood in the dock and looked down at prosecutor Adrian Mopp. Mopp read out the charges in a loud, clear voice.

Dewani seemed calm, cocked his head slightly to listen and made fists with his hands. At times, he frowned slightly or looked away to the side.

He met his wife Anni Hindocha on May 30, 2009 after a mutual friend gave him her contact details.

In his plea explanation, he said he was instantly physically attracted to her on their first date, loved her bubbly personality and sensed there was mutual chemistry.

"We were both ambitious and shared a common view on our future. We were both headstrong and often argued with each other," he explained.


Source : Sapa /je/th/jk/ar
Date : 06 Oct 2014 12:00
 
DEWANI IS BISEXUAL, COURT TOLD

Source : Sapa /je/th/ar/lp
Date : 06 Oct 2014 11:40

Any male who could reject Anni Dewani cannot be anywhere near bisexual.

Just a week before British millionaire Shrien Dewani's final extradition hearing, British media are reporting that his murdered Swedish bride, Anni, sent SMSs to her sister in which she complained that he refused to sleep with her.
http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2011/07/11/anni-told-sister-of-dewani-s-sex-ban
 
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