Montshiwa murder: The wheels of justice turning slow

Wednesday, December 06, 2017

The non-completion of long-awaited investigations into the murder case of former Fairground Holdings Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Michael Montshiwa, has had the accused person’s lawyer kicking his heels in frustration.

On Tuesday he hauled the prosecution over the ambers for deliberately dragging the case as they did not have evidence to prosecute his client, Modise David, a lawyer charged with the murder of Montshiwa. David appeared before Village Magistrate, Ike Raphel for mention.

His lawyer, Kgosietsile Ngakaagae expressed displeasure at the slow progress of the prosecutions’ investigations that seem not to be bearing fruits.

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Montshiwa murder: The wheels of justice turning slow

The non-completion of long-awaited investigations into the murder case of former Fairground Holdings Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Michael Montshiwa, has had the accused person’s lawyer kicking his heels in frustration.

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