Shrien made the huge mistake
of not paying his accomplices what he promised.
At 17:35 on the day Anni was killed, Mbolombo
posted the following message in Xhosa on his Facebook page:
“Jengokuba undibilisela amanzi, awakho ayatsholoza,”
which means “you are plotting against me, but there
is bigger trouble coming for you”.
The nagging question on everyone's lips
though is still 'Why did he do it.'
This part of the
movie has not yet been released so this is pure speculation,
but my gut is very seldom wrong.
I have been wracking my brain to find a reason why Shrien
Dewani killed his wife, and none of the usual motives –
money, passion and vengeance – seem to apply.
I spent a large part of my life in the company
of criminals.
Armed robbers, murderers, killers (there is a difference)
drug lords and petty thieves.
I know them all well, and I understand the underlying currents
of their psyche.
Shrien does not fit any of these profiles.
If Anni had been unfaithful
or there was a huge policy payout due the British media
would have been on it in a flash.
So, at this stage it seems that none of the usual motives
apply.
Then I remembered a special breed of criminal.
The one who considers himself to be a cut above the rest.
The one who does not get caught. The one obsessed with committing
the perfect crime.
But like an addictive drug, when this type of criminal gets
away with a crime, he starts craving for the same thrill
again, and again.
There is no real point in committing a perfect
crime if no one knows about it, so sooner or later the criminal
cannot resist bragging about his feat.
Ultimately, he has to tell somebody. He needs, indeed craves,
a 'reputation.' Fame in the criminal world.
Zola Tongo said that Shrien Dewani revealed
to him that this would not be the first time he was involved
in a similar faked hijacking and murder in South Africa.
In 2007, Dr. Pox Raghavjee was murdered
in King William's Town. The case has never been solved,
and even though there was a R100 000 reward offered, there
were no leads forthcoming.
Can it be co-incidence that Dr Raghavjee’s
widow knows Shrien Dewani and that she drove to Cape Town
to comfort him after Anni’s death?
I don’t think so.
My gut tells me that Shrien Dewani is a
very sick maniac who gets a thrill out of orchestrating
murder and getting away with it.
Look at these pictures of him in manacles after his arrest
in Britain.
Note the tracksuit emblazoned with his initials. Between
the lines, this kind of attire, like the number plates some
idiots have made for their cars, says 'I am the man.'
Look closely at his eyes. See the dull mania in them.
And if this is not the first time that he
has done it, his planning would have been even more elaborate.
This kind of sick mind believes shit like
‘If this time around I have my own wife of only two
weeks killed, they will never suspect me in a million years.’
He planned this thing long before he married
poor Anni.
Anni Dewani
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TIMOTHY LAWES
(UK) RESPONDS
Kader,
I’ve just read your article with interest and was
disappointed there is nowhere to leave a comment.
With reference to your words:
“Note the tracksuit emblazoned with his initials.
Between the lines, this kind of attire, like the number
plates some idiots have made for their cars, says 'I am
the man.'”
Are you aware of the clothing brand
Super-Dry which has the initials SD?
I suspect not.
His tracksuit is of this brand and is commonly worn in the
UK.
I also suspect that your opinions will
be laughed at once this case reaches it’s climax.
There is not one shred of reliable evidence against Mr Dewani.
Tell me one and I’ll happily eat my hat.
Amazing to think that people like you
cannot simply look at the facts objectively and see that
the most probable motive (based on all reliable evidence
to date) is that of attempted rape (as reported right from
the start due to her state of undress when found) which
went very very wrong…..
Of course it’s a lot more satisfying
for you to write stories based on non-evidence, heresay
and your astonishing intuition……
I look forward to hearing your response
and/or letting open minded people like myself comment on
your articles which are based purely on a hunch and nothing
else…..
Regards
Tim
