Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Shrien Dewani arrives Britain



British Businessman Shrien Dewani, 34 who was cleared by the Western Cape High Court of hiring hit men to murder his wife, Anni Hindocha Dewani during their honeymoon arrived London Gatwick Airport this morning on a flight from Dubai.

The murder case against Dewani was thrown out by Judge Jeanette Traverso who ruled that prosecution arguments fall “ far below” the level needed to convict.

Dewani had returned to Britain in 2010 within days of the murder and fought a three-year legal battle to avoid being extradited to South Africa, claiming he had mental health problems, including depression and post-traumatic stress but he was sent back to South Africa in April, where he was found fit to stand trial and was held at a psychiatric hospital for the duration of the trial.

The Hindocha family say they will review the case with their lawyers to see if they can file a civil lawsuit against Mr Dewani in the UK.


 Dewani left Cape Town,South Africa on board an Emirates flight to Dubai and arrived Britain before sunrise.
Picture Credit:Warren Allott/The Telegraph

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