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KZN mortuary workers released on a warning, return to work after arrests

13 December 2018 by Alan

Durban in the News:

KZN mortuary workers released on a warning, return to work after arrests: Seventeen Fort Napier Medico Legal Mortuary employees, who were arrested for defying a court order, have been released on a warning.

Miguel Louw murder accused appears evasive, inconsistent on the stand: The only accused in the murder of 9-year-old Miguel Louw has come across as nervous, evasive and inarticulate during his bail hearing in the Durban Regional Court.

Strangled, chained and made to sleep on wet floor – alleged ISIS-linked murder accused tells court: Murder accused Sayfudeen Aslam Del Vecchio, who is allegedly linked to ISIS, says he was strangled, chained on his feet and made to sleep on a wet floor while in custody at Westville prison.

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