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Roy
and I have just returned from London where we met with barrister, Hughes
Puldmateeth, who was pushing for the extradition of murder accused, Shoudna
Dunnit Dewani, to face the music. South African authorities, a toothless poodle
at the best of times, have pulled out every stop to enable the return of
Shoudna to Cape Town to face trial. For those of you who have forgotten the
case, Shoudna is alleged to have paid a couple of murderous illiterate
villains, John 'I'll Poke You' Dhlamini and his retarded cousin, Cutthroat
Dhlamini, to hijack him and his beautiful wife on a predetermined rendezvous in
Gugulethu and to allow him to escape while they promptly did away with his new
unfortunate bride. The two miscreants were caught on CCTV being paid by Shoudna
and have since been charged, incarcerated and sent away for a long time. Both
fingered Shoudna as the brains, for lack of a better term, thus incriminating
the Wagon wholesale. Shoudna's sexual proclivities & sometime preferences
have emerged and his murky entretempts have revealed liaisons with a German gay
bouncer amongst other trysts with a string of double adaptor males. Shoudna
scarpered back to the safe enclaves of Blighty, and his delusional publicist,
Max Nodifference, in conjunction with his lawyer, Hineed Decashbadly, have
inter alia dismissed and denigrated the South African judicial system and gone
for the last chance saloon, the insanity plea. Shouldna has since shacked up in
a caravan on the grounds of an upmarket Bristol hospital for the rich mentally
disturbed. Meanwhile, this man is saner than Tony Blair, not that Blair is
squeaky clean, particularly - a stint in front of the UN Security Council for
war crimes would be a good start - but arguably alot more conniving, and if the
British public want to protect him, then they will be doing their own judicial
system a massive disservice.
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Puldmateeth
has told the court that Shoudna's health has improved and that he no longer spoke
of sewerage pipes or any forms of self-mutilation even though the subject of
self-flagellation has never been broached. Shoudna's legal team has asked for a
few conditions to be put in place before they considered sending him down south
to face the truth. Psychiatric help has been guaranteed for him in Cape Town
and a single cell has been requested because the legal team feared the
brutality of the crowded Cape jails and the possibility of him being repeatedly
sodomised by half of Kyalechee. In reality, given his penchant, it is hardly
certain that this would be a deal breaker. The trial in Bristol is expected to
conclude within five days and British judge, Horace Blighty Smith, will decide
the fate of the man who has seemingly intentionally destroyed the lives of a
few families. Meanwhile, Horace would do well to look at Blair as the second
case on the agenda. Blair might well fall into the same bracket of seemingly
intentionally destroying the lives of more than just a few families - talk
about an individual getting off Scot-free!
Max
Nodifference, a publicist with a predilection for courting controversy amongst
other things, is the 'go to' man when airhead film stars and top sportsmen need
to get maximum coverage or maximum spin. The silver haired egotist has made
some far etching comments about our judicial system and the letter of the law
in this country and once again has proven that he will get your name out there
as long as the cash is good. He claims his driving force is the hypocrisy
within our society....Ya Max! Our good friend Max is himself currently facing
sexual offences of his own that date back to the Jimmy Saville epoch, although
apparently nothing connected to Saville's antics per se. Saville appears to be
on another level when it came to surruptitious sexual indulgence on both sides
of the sexual divide & mostly among the prepubescent, mentally challenged
or downright paralysed it would appear. Max himself has denied eleven sexual
assault charges from girls that were aged fourteen to nineteen at the time of
the alleged offences, all supposedly between 1966 & 1985 - something to do
with the sexual revolution, presumably. Of course, our man Max refutes the
charges outright as totally unfounded, protesting his innocence of all charges.
His trial is set for March next year & that will make for entertaining
listening.
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