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Joslin Smith Trial: Judge Nathan Erasmus Rules That Accused’s Statements May Be Admitted as Evidence
Judge Nathan Erasmus has ruled that statements made by two of the accused in the Joslin Smith case can be admitted as ...
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Road closure: Fatal collision between Yzerfontein and Langebaan
There has been a fatal collision on the R27 between Yzerfontein and Langebaan. West Coast Medical Rescue, Metro EMS and ...
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Joshlin Smith | Main trial to resume on Tuesday
The main trial in the Joshlin Smith kidnapping and human trafficking case is set to restart on Tuesday. The judge has ruled ...
The Citizen1d
Top 10 stories of the day: Joshlin accused confession admissible | Omotoso victims speak | Aldrin Sampear road rage saga
News today includes the Western Cape High Court, sitting in Saldanha Bay, ruling that the confession statements made by the ...
eNCA on MSN2d
Joshlin Smith kidnapping trial | Judge to rule on admissibility of confessions
Jacquen Appollis and Steveno van Rhyn will find out whether their disputed confessions will be used in the main Joshlin Smith ...
The Citizen2d
Joshlin Smith trial: Accused says he was hung up and beaten by police before confession
Van Rhyn gave his testimony at the White City Multipurpose Centre in Diazville, detailing how he ended up confessing to being ...
Judge Erasmus' pivotal ruling on admissibility of statements in Joshlin Smith disappearance trial
In a pivotal ruling, Judge Nathan Erasmus has deemed statements from the accused in the Joshlin Smith disappearance case ...
Accused in Joshlin Smith trial says police threatened to 'throw him in the ocean'
Steveno van Rhyn alleges he was kidnapped and tortured by men he believed to be police officers during the investigation into ...
Daily Maverick on MSN2d
Torture details claimed by accused in Joshlin trial ‘unlikely’, says prosecution
The State contends that Steveno van Rhyn’s claim in the Joshlin Smith trial that the police tortured him in a quest for a confession is improbable, and his injuries were not reconcilable with his ...