The murder trial of former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa underway
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- The murder trial of former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa resumes in the High Court in Pretoria after a month-long postponement.
Five men are on trial for the premeditated murder of the soccer star, who was gunned down at the mother's home of his girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo, almost 8 years ago.
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I never thought this case would make its way to the courts. So happy it finally did.
Advocate Tefo is well equipped. What he said and his questioning is is well understood.
Kelly, Kelly, Kelly.... make this murder case easy for us... This case is paining me a lot..... I'm not related to Senzo but I'm happy everything is being revealed now😊
Kelly knows the truth nje finish😡😡
Please Kelly tell the truth and let the Meyiwa family get closure
My questions - if Kelly allegedly shot Senzo, by mistake, how come there were more than one bullets on the scene. How do you shoot someone by mistake more than once? Because you missed with the first bullet? I am so confused.
Kwaba iphutha
Brilliant question 🤗 @ngqabutho Dube there's no eye witness here and Afriforum strongly believes that the first docket is sufficient and second allegations are baseless 🍿🍿🍿
Aplantwa nje.angithi kwacleanwe
Longwe fired the fist shoot to the floor n senzo over powered longwe n manage to take the gun and hand the gun to kelly n is where kelly shoot senzo by mistake i hope u understand
@@ayandandlela8152 .
Someone somewhere knows what happened to Senzo . We just want answers
Adv Tefo english isn't perfect. It doesn't have to be.
In a court of law, language does matter. You can say something and the meaning can be misconstrued and that can have implications for your case/client.
I suggest this case was supposed to be handled by other countries lawyers and judges for fairness not SA
Nxiii this nexflix must be thrown out of court
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Mr Mosia is tired
Hahaha
And he is so under pressure.
I doubt he sleeps well at night.
And there is a possibility that he could be called for the other case too
Advocate Tefo needs to work on his English language so that he can articulate his points very well.
I’m not laughing 😂 🤣🤣
😂
Teffo is the best here
True that is y sometimes he come across as rude because of the language
Y3s
Truth shall set you free, Who Killed Senzo?
This company must be thrown out pls Netflix it takes advantage of this situation without thinking of the accusers rights this is RSA we have our own rights
Money is the root of evil
Now this guy is telling us how things are supposed to be done here.
But we're not agreed on that , whose benefing on u being in a court for documentary; Senzo 's family are suffering out there ure busy enriching ure selves
Teffo is actually a great advocate. He should work on his English and he’ll make proper points
But you understand him.English is not an issue.You must understand what he mean.
@@lancembatha true
Am so captured by Advocate Tefo...
@@lancembatha Eish u know u are being frivolous, he is in a court of law where words and terminology can not not be thrown around carelessly as there can serious repucutions. He is competing with big minds and he can be trapped easily. Hope u understand what l mean here.
@@madlenyazikode1061 I understand Zikode thank you.Ngiyabonga
Why do lawyers feel the need to make people in the court laughing? This is not a laughing matter. A man lost his life! Its not about how you can be a clown in court. Just present your case.
This is televised trial so Netflix have the same right as SABC if they are doing it as a documentary. The court can regulate how they use the info. How their attendance here is not infringing. SABC interviews potential witnesses like Nkosi Malobane live on national news. Is that ethical???
Ask them to apply as a production company and deny them.
Another form of delay to discuss media in the court when it shouldn't even have to be an issue
How can a 1 day case could take years????? This thing is same we don't know who created the covid 19😡😡😡
People we all know who killed senzo
Don't play the blame game or don't blame Netflix or 10/10 production, cause most of them broadcast what we want to see...just focus on the case,we want justice?????????..
Just tell the guy that his company is just not South African, that's all, Oscar case is neither here nor there, now we should tell him if something similar happened to that case, there was a mistake bt now they are not allowed to be there as Netflix,let him says what he is saying and tell him how things are going to work in this one, period, he is opening another case now and we are not where he is, sorry.
Why is the English so bad - Tefo has got this but he might lose it due to poor articulation in English.
Hy praat net Namakwalandse ENGELS
Engabe lama dimoni omsindo kodwa Jehova uzoba namandla wonke.
Teffo think he can get away with claims of intimidation. He is going to make this an excuse
Teffo is a man, he can argue
SABC also is for profit
They must deal with this case and expose corruption at its best, and let the register be opened for people to come forward about similar cases that are closed without being investigated
Aykhale
Middle class!!!
teffo is a joke...no sense comes out of his mouth..an absolute embarrassment
I'M WACHING THIS CASE I'M SUPRICE BCS THEY SAID THE BODY WAS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL THE DEAD BODY IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
😂😂😂😂 I missed the point
They were giving the impression that he was still alive when he was not, that's why Teffo said they were goingbto dumb him at the hospital mortuary as if he died on the way or on arrival.
Imagine
Such disrespect
For his body to be treated like that
I wonder who transported the body to the hospital?
Coz they must be in trouble now
Who is stiring the pots now here against this Case.?Now I start to believe in Witchcraft.
Dd Netflix approach the family to get a go ahead provided royalties were to be paid to the family of the deceased, if they dd not, they should go to the family otherwise they are out of order.
This is a different matter and should be dealt with in a separate case.
Netflix has been doing this kind on thing for years. I am sure they do have lawyers and PR who have addressed this with all parties involved already. Incompetent lawyers make a big deal about no so significant issues. This trial of national interest,. Netflix are in court because they've been granted permission prior! Everyone knew it the trial would be televised so Netflix are not infringing on anything.
teffo is perambulating on the outskirts of veracity
He is going in circles😮
Kuzakushuba namhlanje
Netflix does not care abt what happened, the grief that this family has gone through , all they think of is profits and if we don't tell them how we do things here, then there is something wrong with our judicial system.
May the spirit of meyiwa conquer them ,and let them roat in jail
So many off ramps in this case. The film production company is a case in point. When will the trial proper get momentum?🤷🏽♀️
That is the beauty of law, everyone needs to be heard, the actions of ten ten have a direct bearing on this case therefore they needed to be halted so that the outcome that u so desire can be arrived at without prejudice.
@@madlenyazikode1061 agree… the judge is wise in mentioning Netflix instead of 10 10. I think it’s intentional
I don't like this Mjekejeke lookalike Judge.
Kwashuba
The accused must go on a hunger strike to have Netflix of their Court proceedings.
the accused will obviously want them there as they stand to make a few cents outa it.....
@@bruceisraelmasamvu9681 whats the point of making cents when you are more likely going to jail. This is true because Netflix is only concerned in making millions even if it’s at the expense of another person who is still on trial. Netflix makes dramas, movies documentaries unlike SABC news enca or Sowetan. They are not supposed to be there. They should wait for the verdict and then make a real and accurate documentary.
Netflix isile nje cha... ifuna I free filming nje cha
The media has to sell! Sensationalism is their kind of language! Capish!??? Follow the money honey
English does not count, mother tongue is the best way to solve
Bantu education by-products.
Kubi ka Dom Dom
Eishh kwaze kwanzima ngiyamzwela Shem ngathi ngingam hlanganisela amagama kuphume the right sentence 🤣🤣🤣🤣 mara kunzima but we understand
When do you think these lawyers qualified? During Apartheid? I don't think they are old enough. I qualified in the 80s, I am 60 years old. All the same, Bantu Education still has its influence even today, but we must blame our current government for that. Also, even current politicians have a tendency to go around in circles when talking. Some of the things our politicians say boggles the mind. Basically, our standard of education is very poor, and we see that every day. Sad.
@@lilfer4815 ... l'm one of them Cc or brother khuluma ciniso lodwa basi sokolisile labantu hayi into yodlala shem...nam ndithintitha ngakhona
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2 hours lunchtime Eh! 🤔
I recently followed the Depp-Heard trial. 1-hour lunch break - almost to the second. We can learn something from judicial systems that are more efficient.
Middle Class - lol
Ii
I am going back to the law school, we can't be producing these kind of products in Law, we need to do better.
One has to be broad minded about things before starting to rant. Zvinyadzi izvi. Netflix is helping to bring more profile to this case which had been shelved under the table. They have been granted permission obviously. These lawyers are part of the incompetence in the legal profession and are winging it through out. They think they know everything but they don't as Netflix is already in the courtroom!! They are wasting their breath over a globally televised trial so just like SABC, Netflix have rights to broadcast this case even as a DOCUMENTARY. If anything SABC is compromising the whole case by questioning suspects outside the court as part of their news rounds. You obviously need to finish your studies
Wa e buela lengopeng magokobu a go bona.