New evidence emerge, including Police who know who killed Senzo
Lobby group AfriForum and the family of Senzo Meyiwa have outlined their strategy going forward in their goal of finding justice for his murder. Sifiso Meyiwa says the inquest will bring justice after the death of his brother.
“The Meyiwa family is proud to be associated with the organization and are happy that it is taking the necessary steps to ensure progress in the case,” he said.
Advocate Gerrie Nel stated the group would be requesting a formal inquest into Senzo’s Meyiwa’s death.
“We heard troubling things from the family. That the police would come to their house to take statements that were very relevant to the case, just to find out none of these statements were noted in the court statements,” said Nel.
AfriForum’s Kallie Kriel said there are a number of new witnesses that have come forward, some being former police members.
“The formal inquest will give Nel and the interested parties the opportunity to test the evidence and cross-examine the witnesses,” said Kriel.
#SenzoMeyiwa: "The Meyiwa family is proud to be associated with the organisation and are happy that it is taking the necessary steps to ensure progress in the case. We once again encourage South Africans to stand together in fighting injustices,” says Sifiso Meyiwa pic.twitter.com/rAmfCfnkBs
— AfriForum (@afriforum) December 11, 2019
#AfriForum announced that #GerrieNel demanded the NPA on behalf of the #Meyiwa family to recommend a formal inquest into the death of #SenzoMeyiwa. The formal inquest will give adv. Nel & the interested parties the opportunity to test the evidence & cross-examine the witnesses. pic.twitter.com/dxV1wi2BjB
— Monique Taute (@monique_taute) December 11, 2019
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