Dewani admitted to hospital

Roasted Arizona Tue 15 Mar - 15:52

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Shrien-Dewani-Admitted-To-The-Priory-Mental-Hospital-After-Being-Accused-Of-Wife-Annis-Murder/Article/201103315952756?lpos=UK_News_First_Home_Article_Teaser_Region_0&lid=ARTICLE_15952756_Shrien_Dewani_Admitted_To_The_Priory_Mental_Hospital_After_Being_Accused_Of_Wife_Annis_Murder

Not sure the Priory counts as a mental hospital.....but if he is guilty he's either playing a very clever game or the guilt is eating him up.

**wjk** Tue 15 Mar - 17:42

I'd say he's playing a game RA.

SteveT Tue 15 Mar - 17:47

Yes, I think a game of avoiding justice.

**zodiac** Tue 15 Mar - 18:44

A psychiatric report by Professor Nigel Eastman, written after the overdose, suggested it was "unlikely he intended to kill himself on this occasion".

Was it a PRetendy attempt?

**tanszi** Tue 15 Mar - 20:32

Oh Zodiac I feel awful, but your comment was so damn funny Dewani admitted to hospital 23324

docmac Tue 15 Mar - 21:25

Saw the bloke shuffling 'morosely' alongside his family on TV tonight. He's a very, VERY bad actor! Those lawyers need a word in their ears...

**kitti** Wed 16 Mar - 7:16

Aparently the pills he was taking did not agree with him, it wasn't an overdose

**AnnaEsse** Wed 16 Mar - 7:38

docmac wrote:Saw the bloke shuffling 'morosely' alongside his family on TV tonight. He's a very, VERY bad actor! Those lawyers need a word in their ears...

It looked like a very poor attempt at the 'Largactyl shuffle,' but I've seen people do that for real and Dewani is indeed a very bad actor!

**kitti** Wed 16 Mar - 7:40

He's trying to portray a sick and broken hearted man, too sick to return to SA for questioning...

docmac Wed 16 Mar - 9:51

AnnaEsse wrote:
docmac wrote:Saw the bloke shuffling 'morosely' alongside his family on TV tonight. He's a very, VERY bad actor! Those lawyers need a word in their ears...

It looked like a very poor attempt at the 'Largactyl shuffle,' but I've seen people do that for real and Dewani is indeed a very bad actor!

Largactil shuffle. LOL! Yes, trying to fake slow-mo is very hard. It didn't go well for Dewani.

Curiousfox Wed 16 Mar - 11:20

I sincerely hope that justice is not avoided, this was a terrible crime and the truth must out Dewani admitted to hospital 782309

**pennylane** Wed 16 Mar - 11:25

Curiousfox wrote:I sincerely hope that justice is not avoided, this was a terrible crime and the truth must out

If this guy walks.... then there truly is no hope!

**AnnaEsse** Wed 16 Mar - 12:13

pennylane wrote:
Curiousfox wrote:I sincerely hope that justice is not avoided, this was a terrible crime and the truth must out

If this guy walks.... then there truly is no hope!

Even if he were genuinely suffering mental health problems, I am sure he would not just be let off. South Africa must have some secure psychiatric hospitals they could look after him in and assess him!

**pennylane** Wed 16 Mar - 13:03

AnnaEsse wrote:
pennylane wrote:
Curiousfox wrote:I sincerely hope that justice is not avoided, this was a terrible crime and the truth must out

If this guy walks.... then there truly is no hope!

Even if he were genuinely suffering mental health problems, I am sure he would not just be let off. South Africa must have some secure psychiatric hospitals they could look after him in and assess him!

Of course you are absolutely right, Anna! I'm a wee bit paranoid where justice is concerned... especially when criminals have a pile of money at their disposal.

**wjk** Wed 16 Mar - 13:14

kitti wrote:Aparently the pills he was taking did not agree with him, it wasn't an overdose

Yeah, all 46 of them!! Dewani admitted to hospital 613255

**kitti** Wed 16 Mar - 14:40

obviously he didnt take enough

**AnnaEsse** Wed 16 Mar - 15:09

kitti wrote:obviously he didnt take enough

Bit like the bloke I knew years ago (he hasn't been round in years!) Turned up at my house in the middle of the night looking for sympathy with very superficial horizontal cuts across his wrists. Said he had been trying to kill himself. When I suggested the more effective method of cutting arteries, he went and never came back. Can't think why!!! Dewani admitted to hospital 294124

**kitti** Wed 16 Mar - 16:30

Ooooo Anna, your hard lol.....

**AnnaEsse** Wed 16 Mar - 16:50

kitti wrote:Ooooo Anna, your hard lol.....

That bloke had worn out half of our town with his attention-seeking behaviour......before he got 'sectioned.'!!!

**zodiac** Wed 16 Mar - 22:08

kitti wrote:Aparently the pills he was taking did not agree with him, it wasn't an overdose

IIRC the SA police don't agree with him either.

jejune Wed 16 Mar - 23:06

How can somebody whose business is millions of pounds in debt (according to press reports) afford the Priory? It costs thousands. Is the PR company paying for it? If so, why?

docmac Thu 17 Mar - 5:55

zodiac wrote:
kitti wrote:Aparently the pills he was taking did not agree with him, it wasn't an overdose

IIRC the SA police don't agree with him either.

**POPPY1** Thu 17 Mar - 7:02

jejune wrote:How can somebody whose business is millions of pounds in debt (according to press reports) afford the Priory? It costs thousands. Is the PR company paying for it? If so, why?

So where is Max Clifford at the moment ?

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