超级军网迫于英国压力，南非高等法院判决“买凶杀妻”的英国商人 ...
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历时 3 年审判，备受关注的英国商人Shrien Dewani （史力恩·德瓦尼）买凶杀妻案被南非高等法院作出终审判决，判处 Shrien Dewani 因证据不足被无罪释放，并获得 25 万美元的补偿。这一判决在南非国内引起一片哗然，民众纷纷指责司法界的怯懦与不公。南非《商业人》报披露英国驻南非大使多次干涉并插手案件审理，并禁止被告邀请陪审团出席，但英国驻南非大使矢口否认。
34 岁的Shrien Dewani 被控在 2010 年与其妻子前往南非开普敦度蜜月时，计划周密的杀害了其妻子。此案件与南非的 “刀锋战士杀妻案” 被称为南非最重要，最受关注的两大案件。
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原文没有“迫于英国压力”，也没有提到英国驻南非大使。
这是系列造谣升级马甲所添加。你上当了吗？
历时 3 年审判，备受关注的英国商人Shrien Dewani （史力恩·德瓦尼）买凶杀妻案被南非高等法院作出终审判决，判处 Shrien Dewani 因证据不足被无罪释放，并获得 25 万美元的补偿。这一判决在南非国内引起一片哗然，民众纷纷指责司法界的怯懦与不公。南非《商业人》报披露英国驻南非大使多次干涉并插手案件审理，并禁止被告邀请陪审团出席，但英国驻南非大使矢口否认。
34 岁的Shrien Dewani 被控在 2010 年与其妻子前往南非开普敦度蜜月时，计划周密的杀害了其妻子。此案件与南非的 “刀锋战士杀妻案” 被称为南非最重要，最受关注的两大案件。
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25万美元不够买凶报复？
一下就想到了可怜的阿克毛；）
专业造英国谣言ID又出现了
要么新闻是假，要么真新闻里掺假
有人批量伪造外电新闻，持续时间长达一年多
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1849140-1-1.html
专业造英国谣言ID又出现了
要么新闻是假，要么真新闻里掺假
有人批量伪造外电新闻，持续时间长达一年多
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1849140-1-1.html
一下就想到了可怜的阿克毛；）
larqq 发表于 2014-12-9 17:58
一下就想到了可怜的阿克毛；）
阿克毛是证据确凿，想逃避也没有办法。。。
一下就想到了可怜的阿克毛；）
阿克毛是证据确凿，想逃避也没有办法。。。
土豆道人 发表于 2014-12-9 17:57
专业造英国谣言ID又出现了
有人批量伪造外电新闻，持续时间长达一年多
污蔑人的死全家！！！
专业造英国谣言ID又出现了
有人批量伪造外电新闻，持续时间长达一年多
污蔑人的死全家！！！
花季少男 发表于 2014-12-9 18:06
污蔑人的死全家！！！
你的套路就这样了，连被人指出后跳脚的方式都一样
模块化，按件取酬的么
污蔑人的死全家！！！
你的套路就这样了，连被人指出后跳脚的方式都一样
模块化，按件取酬的么
搜索了下好像真有其事。但是法庭审判的结果没看到。
新人，英国新闻
希望不是造谣
我帮楼主补原文链接
BBC新闻
British businessman Shrien Dewani has been cleared of murdering his wife during their South Africa honeymoon, after the judge threw out the case.
Judge Jeanette Traverso said the evidence presented by the prosecution fell "far below the threshold" of what a reasonable court could convict on.
She said the evidence of the prosecution's main witness was "riddled with contradictions".
Anni's family said they had been failed by the justice system.
Announcing her ruling, the judge said the only reason not to grant the application would be in the hope that Mr Dewani would implicate himself if he gave evidence.
But to do so would be a "manifest misdirection", she said.
Mr Dewani, from Bristol, was extradited to South Africa this year to face trial accused of planning the murder of his wife in November 2010.
He listened intently as key evidence against him was criticised by the judge as she gave her ruling over almost three hours.
Anni Dewani's sister, Ami Denborg: "I lost my sister and all I want to know is what happened to her"
Mr Dewani, 34, went straight down to the cells to prepare for his release, following the decision, as his family embraced.
It is believed he left the court, without making a comment, through a side entrance.
Mrs Dewani's family, who had said it would it be a "nightmare" if the trial did not continue, immediately left the court room.
They bowed their heads amid shouting from the public gallery.
Speaking outside the Western Cape high Court, Mrs Dewani's sister Ami Denborg said: "Today we feel as a family that the justice system has failed us and we are deeply disappointed.
"We came here looking for answers and we came here looking for the truth and all we got was more questions.
"We waited patiently for four years to hear what really happened to Anni and to hear the full story of what happened to our dearest little sister.
"All we wanted was to hear all the events and the hope of actually finding that out has kept us, as a family, going.
Judge Traverso: "Many unanswered questions about what happened this fateful night"
"Unfortunately we believe that this right has now been taken away from us."
Her uncle, Ashok Hindocha said the family would be going through the case with their lawyers to confirm whether they can file a lawsuit against Mr Dewani in the UK.
"We would have preferred to have known about his sexuality before he married our precious Anni," he said.
"She gave herself to him, mind, body and soul and she hoped to have been cherished and loved. But she would not have married him if she had known about his secret sex life with male prostitutes and the activities he engaged in."
Duncan Kennedy reports on the background to the Shrien Dewani murder case
The judge ruled it was not necessary for Mr Dewani to give evidence, saying a defendant was entitled to be discharged if there was no possibility of conviction unless he entered the witness box and incriminated himself.
The judge said the evidence from the three criminals already convicted over Mrs Dewani's murder was "so improbable, with so many mistakes, lies and inconsistencies you cannot see where the lies ended and the truth begins".
Dewani, 34, has always denied plotting with others to murder his bride, who was found shot dead in the back of their taxi after the couple were hijacked during a late-night tour of a township.
Ami Denborg, Anni Dewani's sister: "The justice system has failed us"
Prosecutors said bisexual Mr Dewani had long planned to get out of the relationship to Swedish-raised Anni, and arranged the attack in which he would escape unharmed and Anni would be killed.
Judge Traverso said it was crucial for the state's case to prove that Mr Dewani entered into an agreement with others to have Anni killed.
Tongo was the only accomplice witness, she said, adding that such evidence should be treated with "caution".
Tongo's version needed to be corroborated specifically where it implicated the accused, she said.
Details such as where he picked up and dropped off Mr Dewani and his wife did not provide corroboration, the judge said.
It is what was said during these events which is at issue and for that there is only the version of Tongo, she added.
She said the same applied to phone calls between Tongo and Mr Dewani.
"This telephone communication does not in itself corroborate what was said during those calls, it merely confirms that communication took place."
The prosecution had alleged the men carried out the killing for Mr Dewani for 15,000 rand (about £830).
The judge said Tongo and accomplices Mziwamadoda Qwabe and Xolile Mngeni were "intelligent men" and dismissed the prosecution claim that they would have carried out a contract killing for Mr Dewani for "a few thousand rand".
BBC新闻
British businessman Shrien Dewani has been cleared of murdering his wife during their South Africa honeymoon, after the judge threw out the case.
Judge Jeanette Traverso said the evidence presented by the prosecution fell "far below the threshold" of what a reasonable court could convict on.
She said the evidence of the prosecution's main witness was "riddled with contradictions".
Anni's family said they had been failed by the justice system.
Announcing her ruling, the judge said the only reason not to grant the application would be in the hope that Mr Dewani would implicate himself if he gave evidence.
But to do so would be a "manifest misdirection", she said.
Mr Dewani, from Bristol, was extradited to South Africa this year to face trial accused of planning the murder of his wife in November 2010.
He listened intently as key evidence against him was criticised by the judge as she gave her ruling over almost three hours.
Anni Dewani's sister, Ami Denborg: "I lost my sister and all I want to know is what happened to her"
Mr Dewani, 34, went straight down to the cells to prepare for his release, following the decision, as his family embraced.
It is believed he left the court, without making a comment, through a side entrance.
Mrs Dewani's family, who had said it would it be a "nightmare" if the trial did not continue, immediately left the court room.
They bowed their heads amid shouting from the public gallery.
Speaking outside the Western Cape high Court, Mrs Dewani's sister Ami Denborg said: "Today we feel as a family that the justice system has failed us and we are deeply disappointed.
"We came here looking for answers and we came here looking for the truth and all we got was more questions.
"We waited patiently for four years to hear what really happened to Anni and to hear the full story of what happened to our dearest little sister.
"All we wanted was to hear all the events and the hope of actually finding that out has kept us, as a family, going.
Judge Traverso: "Many unanswered questions about what happened this fateful night"
"Unfortunately we believe that this right has now been taken away from us."
Her uncle, Ashok Hindocha said the family would be going through the case with their lawyers to confirm whether they can file a lawsuit against Mr Dewani in the UK.
"We would have preferred to have known about his sexuality before he married our precious Anni," he said.
"She gave herself to him, mind, body and soul and she hoped to have been cherished and loved. But she would not have married him if she had known about his secret sex life with male prostitutes and the activities he engaged in."
Duncan Kennedy reports on the background to the Shrien Dewani murder case
The judge ruled it was not necessary for Mr Dewani to give evidence, saying a defendant was entitled to be discharged if there was no possibility of conviction unless he entered the witness box and incriminated himself.
The judge said the evidence from the three criminals already convicted over Mrs Dewani's murder was "so improbable, with so many mistakes, lies and inconsistencies you cannot see where the lies ended and the truth begins".
Dewani, 34, has always denied plotting with others to murder his bride, who was found shot dead in the back of their taxi after the couple were hijacked during a late-night tour of a township.
Ami Denborg, Anni Dewani's sister: "The justice system has failed us"
Prosecutors said bisexual Mr Dewani had long planned to get out of the relationship to Swedish-raised Anni, and arranged the attack in which he would escape unharmed and Anni would be killed.
Judge Traverso said it was crucial for the state's case to prove that Mr Dewani entered into an agreement with others to have Anni killed.
Tongo was the only accomplice witness, she said, adding that such evidence should be treated with "caution".
Tongo's version needed to be corroborated specifically where it implicated the accused, she said.
Details such as where he picked up and dropped off Mr Dewani and his wife did not provide corroboration, the judge said.
It is what was said during these events which is at issue and for that there is only the version of Tongo, she added.
She said the same applied to phone calls between Tongo and Mr Dewani.
"This telephone communication does not in itself corroborate what was said during those calls, it merely confirms that communication took place."
The prosecution had alleged the men carried out the killing for Mr Dewani for 15,000 rand (about £830).
The judge said Tongo and accomplices Mziwamadoda Qwabe and Xolile Mngeni were "intelligent men" and dismissed the prosecution claim that they would have carried out a contract killing for Mr Dewani for "a few thousand rand".
说好的民主自由公平正义呢花季少男 发表于 2014-12-9 18:06
污蔑人的死全家！！！
你确认你还有全家么？
污蔑人的死全家！！！
你确认你还有全家么？
一定是真的
阿克毛是证据确凿，想逃避也没有办法。。。
是否证据确凿，这取决于司法，这事要是在中国，恐怕早就证据确凿了
是否证据确凿，这取决于司法，这事要是在中国，恐怕早就证据确凿了
对于阿克毛的主要分歧是英国觉得不应判死刑，天朝坚持处以极刑。
最近英国水军很活跃啊。。军情5.6发工资了？？
版主提醒：
原文没有“迫于英国压力”，也没有提到英国驻南非大使。
这是系列造谣升级马甲所添加。你上当了吗？
原文没有“迫于英国压力”，也没有提到英国驻南非大使。
这是系列造谣升级马甲所添加。你上当了吗？
看标题就觉得多半又是那造谣的主来了，进来一看果然
造谣马甲系列，路边桑，教主是CD特色啊。
这是造谣的？
这是造谣的？
对于阿克毛的主要分歧是英国觉得不应判死刑，天朝坚持处以极刑。
英国根本没有司法管辖权，他怎么觉得一点不重要。
前次那个德国人跑中国来杀死前女友和她男友，不也是死刑么
英国根本没有司法管辖权，他怎么觉得一点不重要。
前次那个德国人跑中国来杀死前女友和她男友，不也是死刑么
差点上当，呵呵
坛子里关于英国的新闻基本假的