Justice

[Dave Docwra]

What do you guys think of Dewanis case failing.

 

[Doodle]

Regardless of his guilt or innocence, it is not his fault that the prosecution failed to put a coherent case together.

 

[clivehorridge]

Police botch-up it seems, after reading up on the case.

There will be an endless list of unanswered questions. Pity for her and a pity for her family.

 

[Shayne]

I never followed the case but something like that destroys a family .

 

[chadr]

As has been said, this wasn't really justice; whether the defendant was innocent or guilty, the police and prosecution etc. have been woeful - so there will be no justice for either side.

Now I suppose we will never know what really happened - such a shame for the victim and her family and something that will stay with them forever.

 

[clivehorridge]

The whole case begs the question (it had to revert to this sooner or later) what the hell was a shirt-lifter like him doing marrying such a beautiful creature as her in the first place?

I don't know the case, apart from a speed read of the published new coverage after Dave's post. Was there a financial incentive for him to marry her, and more importantly, to consider him guilty of the conspiracy to "kidnap" and murder the poor woman?

I guess the investigations will continue and more will be exposed over time to come, when the police finally get their act together.

 

[Crispin]

Great optimism in your last paragraph Clive. Sadly, they cocked and it's done for. Farcical state of affairs (and it pains me to say that)

 

[lc 120]

Not sure about a financial incentive, apparently he is a 'millionaire businessman'....

 

[Gary Stockton]

Not justice i think - but within the tight confines of the law the only decision. More an indictment of poor SAPS and state prosecution really