December 2014 \ World News \ Indians In UK
DEWANI'S PROPERTY VANDALIZED

FREED OF CHARGE

A judge in South Africa cleared him of arranging the murder of his wife on their honeymoon. Anni's family said they were heartbroken that the case was dismissed before Dewani testified. "We feel as a family that the justice system has failed us and we are deeply disappointed," Anni's sister Ami Denborg said.

"We came here looking for answers and we came here looking for the truth, and all we got was more questions."

"We would have preferred to have known about his secret sex life with male prostitutes and the activities he engaged in before he married Anni," Denborg said referring to Dewani's admission in court that he was bi-sexual.

Judge Traverso said claims by the chief prosecution witness, cab driver Zola Tongo, about the murder were "riddled with contradictions", "highly debatable" and the evidence from the prosecution was "far below" the required threshold.




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