High Sherbert,
It took me a while to read and re-read this document. The writer didn't use spell check at all :facepalm: - many many typos!
This is not the actual Seekoei Appeal judgement, but this document deals with the Appeal to question the description of robbery as "Robbery consists in...
Hi Allan,
I guess it is a South African saying meaning doing something for fun or amusement. Here is another example:
"Let's go put a flaming bag of poo on Mr.Henderson's doorstep, ya know, just for *advertiser censored* and giggles!"
Hi Allan!
Not kidding!! People don't believe me when I tell them about her ridiculous and bizarre reasoning in her judgement. So I'll read some of the excerpts and riveting conversations and/or hilarity may ensue. Especially that she simply dismissed all of the ear witnesses, and, more...
Hi everyone!
Does anyone perhaps have links to the transcript of Masipa's judgement and sentencing? Or has those never seen the light of day? I want to read it to my friends at an upcoming dinner party for *advertiser censored* and giggles.
Thanks in advance!
Thank you, Mr Fossil for sharing these videos. I am watching them for the first time and it is absolutely shocking to me to see OP re-enact his version of what happened, because he doesn't show any emotion whatsoever! He cried and puked in court, but in front of the camera he just went through...
Geseënde Kersfees en 'n Voorspoedige Nuwejaar!!:santahat:
This is in Afrikaans, one of the languages spoken in South Africa (a dialect of Dutch), and also the mother tongue of Gerrie Nel :smile:
Hi everyone,
Does someone perhaps have a link to the video clip where Carise Stander says "I wondered what happened to the lady" (or something similar) - indicating that she heard two different voices?
Thank you very much in advance!
Hi everyone,
Does someone perhaps have the link to OP's testimony where he said "I....I wanted to ask Reeva...why she was calling the police"?
Thank you so much in advance!
Hi Zwiebel,
I am Afrikaans and the term you asked about is Laat Lammetjie. It is a term used for a child born many years after its siblings. It literally translates to "late lamb".
Hope this helps!
Thank you so much! I mistakenly thought that the contents got duplicated after seeing the signatures on page 9. Just catching up here!
Phew, what a relief that they are going to appeal that charge as well!
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