The eagerly awaited trial of a close friend of Senzo Meyiwa, who is testifying against him as a witness in hi murder trial, will reveal that the intruder who was in the house when the soccer player was killed has been appeased.

 

 

 

Tumelo Madlala continued his testimony in the Pretoria High Court for a third day, and he did not waste any tim before pointing at the individual who he claimed was th one who was fighting with the deceased.

 

 

 

Even the judge was on the witness’s side, saying that shouting at the witness is uncalled for and that Thoban should refrain from doing so.

The attorney was making so many unconfirmed allegations that some of them caused the witness to lose his composure. As a result, the witness instructed the defense not to shout when they were talking to him.

The following statement made by Arttoney Thobane wa one of the allegations that caused a lot of people to star talking about it on Twitter: “After they were successful i seizing the firearm from him, we fled the scene.

Kelly intended to hand the firearm to the person who later died, but a shot was fired. The witness, however, disregarded all of that evidence and considered it to be false information that had been fabricated. In addition, he dismissed the notion that the people who were in the house had engaged in a debate of any kind.

The following is a compilation of responses received via Twitter:
“Imagine that your self-proclaimed best friend was selling your personal photos to Netflix. Who exactly is this person claiming to be their friend?

You look at the death of your friend as just another opportunity to make money, and you get paid to talk about it. Our grandmothers never gave their stamp of approval to anyone our grandfather associated with “remarked one of my fellow Twitter users.

Although Tumelo initially agreed with Thobane that Mthoko jumped over to the neighbor’s yard, he has sinc changed his story and claims that Mthoko voluntarily came to use a knife to open for him. One of your Twitter followers asks, “How long has it been since Mthoko too refuge at their next-door neighbor’s house?””