Siam Lee's mother breaks down at Durban Magistrate's Court
The mother of murdered Durban North woman, Siam Lee wept uncontrollably at the Durban Magistrate's Court this afternoon.
Carmen Nan Lee says she is struggling to come to terms with her daughter's death.
She spoke briefly outside the courtroom after the man accused of kidnapping and murdering Siam in early January had his bail hearing adjourned until next month.
The 29-year-old man, who cannot yet be named because he also faces a charge of rape, will remain behind bars until his next court appearance.
The accused opted to take to the stand yesterday when his formal bail hearing got underway.
Yesterday, he tore into private investigator, Brad Nathanson. He accused Nathanson and his staff of punching, kicking and choking him before he was arrested at his Assagai home, near Hillcrest.
The State questioned him on his residences and businesses today.
Siam disappeared from outside an alleged brothel in Durban North.
The accused opted to take to the stand yesterday when his formal bail hearing got underway.
Yesterday, he tore into private investigator, Brad Nathanson. He accused Nathanson and his staff of punching, kicking and choking him before he was arrested at his Assagai home, near Hillcrest.
The State questioned him on his residences and businesses today.
Siam disappeared from outside an alleged brothel in Durban North.
Her badly burnt body was found on a farm in New Hanover in the Midlands two days later.