Siam Lee murder case adjourned, again
Bail proceedings for the man accused of kidnapping and
murdering Durban North woman, Siam Lee have been adjourned – again.
But it does appear that an end to the marathon bail application is in sight.
The 29-year-old’s bid for bail has spanned over three
months so far.
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Today’s proceedings wrapped up with investigating officer, Warrant Officer Rajen Govender still in the box.
The defence has now completed its cross-examination of Govender and Public Prosecutor, Surekha Marimuthu does not expect the State’s re-examination to be a lengthy one.
The case is due back in court next month for Marimuthu to re-examine Govender and for closing arguments.
Lee went missing from outside a Durban North property in January.
Her badly burnt body was found on a farm in New Hanover in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
Earlier in the week, a voice note purported to be that of private investigator, Brad Nathanson was played out in court.
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The defence claims that Nathanson admitted to torturing the accused when he was arrested at his Assagay home, near Hillcrest.