Panorama and Shrien Dewani, Thursday

Its a programme to contradict the channel 4 dispatches.. A while ago...



Still doesn't take the fact away that he was a closet gay, he had a boyfriend and payed other men for sex, there is proof.


Also some say he only payed the hit man the equivalent off £85 ......and that he had millions......wasn't he in debt.....and that amount off money to a poor man is alot.....he couldn't very well get a hit man for 1m and take that out off the bank....it would notice and besides ... Why pay that much when you can get away with paying less than £100...


As for saying they looked 'loved up'.....the waiter in the restaurant said they didn't even speak to each other and didnt look like they were on there honeymoon and they left there meal before they even Finished it.

I'm quit sure the 'loved up' look was an act and don't forget, she was not going to marry him just before she did, she had doubts.....she was right.


They never had sex before they got married because HE didn't want to....his religious he said....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01f6qvw/Panorama_The_Honeymoon_Murder/

I'm still having difficulty getting past the problem of how he was able to get through a small car window.

They didn't take her phone, watch or her rings that were hidden down the side off the chair....just shot her and walked away.


He couldn't fit through the window, simple as that.

Well there was nothing in the programme that changed my mind of his guilt. Infact, just watching him dissappearing for ages at a time and leaving Anni sat there has convinced me even more. The money in the white bag he gave to the driver, texting him when they were sat in the same car? WTH? Why would you do all that if you were'nt trying to hide something?

Do you reckon he was being blackmailed?

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FavoritedFavorite · Close Open Details Dewani family "grateful High Court has upheld the appeal and blocked any attempt to extradite Shrien to South Africa now"

I don't believe it!

http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-03-30/dewanis-extradition-halted/

9:17am, Fri 30 Mar 2012 Dewani extradition halted
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UK crime South Africa Shrien Dewani The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.

chrissie wrote:http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-03-30/dewanis-extradition-halted/

9:17am, Fri 30 Mar 2012 Dewani extradition halted
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UK crime South Africa Shrien Dewani The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.

It's only temporarily halted. Sooner or later justice will catch up with him. I don't think there are many people who believe his side of the story.

It's not much of a life pretending to be mentally ill and living a half life is it? If he'd rather do that forever let him get on with it. Loser.

margaret wrote:

chrissie wrote:http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-03-30/dewanis-extradition-halted/

9:17am, Fri 30 Mar 2012 Dewani extradition halted
Dewani's extradition halted
Last updated Fri 30 Mar 2012
UK crime South Africa Shrien Dewani The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.

It's only temporarily halted. Sooner or later justice will catch up with him. I don't think there are many people who believe his side of the story.

It's not much of a life pretending to be mentally ill and living a half life is it? If he'd rather do that forever let him get on with it. Loser.

I do agree Margaret but I just feel so sorry for Anni's family.

chrissie wrote:

margaret wrote:

chrissie wrote:http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-03-30/dewanis-extradition-halted/

9:17am, Fri 30 Mar 2012 Dewani extradition halted
Dewani's extradition halted
Last updated Fri 30 Mar 2012
UK crime South Africa Shrien Dewani The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.

It's only temporarily halted. Sooner or later justice will catch up with him. I don't think there are many people who believe his side of the story.

It's not much of a life pretending to be mentally ill and living a half life is it? If he'd rather do that forever let him get on with it. Loser.

I do agree Margaret but I just feel so sorry for Anni's family.

I agree. He'll never be able to lead a normal life if he keeps up this charade.

chrissie wrote:

margaret wrote:

chrissie wrote:http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-03-30/dewanis-extradition-halted/

9:17am, Fri 30 Mar 2012 Dewani extradition halted
Dewani's extradition halted
Last updated Fri 30 Mar 2012
UK crime South Africa Shrien Dewani The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.

It's only temporarily halted. Sooner or later justice will catch up with him. I don't think there are many people who believe his side of the story.

It's not much of a life pretending to be mentally ill and living a half life is it? If he'd rather do that forever let him get on with it. Loser.

I do agree Margaret but I just feel so sorry for Anni's family.

So do l Chrissie, because of course he may not be held so publicly accountable for her murder.

I would imagine that the life he has now, while not ideal, is certainly preferable to years in a South African prison.

Do we know for certain he is faking his mental illness? There was something psychologically flawed in him before the event - quite often mental dysfunctions occur in people whose sexuality is in confusion, we also know he was a control freak and imo, listening to him talk, he sounds very immature. IMO he was a mentally unstable before the event. I`m not surprised he has totally cracked up now. Just my opinion.

He got his way then.....he played the system and won......justice means NOTHING.....take the word out off the dictionary ....

Oldartform wrote:Do we know for certain he is faking his mental illness? There was something psychologically flawed in him before the event - quite often mental dysfunctions occur in people whose sexuality is in confusion, we also know he was a control freak and imo, listening to him talk, he sounds very immature. IMO he was a mentally unstable before the event. I`m not surprised he has totally cracked up now. Just my opinion.

He's cracked up because he's scared shitless off going to SA and facing the consequence.....as far as I'm concerned.....whether he's faking it or not....he can still fly and go in front off a judge and get taken straight to hospital in SA.


He was NOT confused about his sexuality, he KNEW he was gay.

kitti wrote:

Oldartform wrote:Do we know for certain he is faking his mental illness? There was something psychologically flawed in him before the event - quite often mental dysfunctions occur in people whose sexuality is in confusion, we also know he was a control freak and imo, listening to him talk, he sounds very immature. IMO he was a mentally unstable before the event. I`m not surprised he has totally cracked up now. Just my opinion.

He's cracked up because he's scared shitless off going to SA and facing the consequence.....as far as I'm concerned.....whether he's faking it or not....he can still fly and go in front off a judge and get taken straight to hospital in SA.


He was NOT confused about his sexuality, he KNEW he was gay.

Thanks for putting me straight Kitty - I wish I had your amazing talent for reading peoples` minds.

I agree with Kitty he knew he was gay otherwise he wouldnt be having a gay relationship. Is it known that he had a pre-existing metal illness, and was his family and friends aware of it, or is it something that came about following the news he could be extradited to SA. jimo He wasnt sufficiently mentally impaired to go there on his honeymoon.

Hello, everyone. I wonder does anyone know if his mental break down started before or after he employed Max Clifford please?
Also did anyone else think Jeremy Vine was fighting Dewani's corner in Panorama?

Queenie wrote:Hello, everyone. I wonder does anyone know if his mental break down started before or after he employed Max Clifford please?
Also did anyone else think Jeremy Vine was fighting Dewani's corner in Panorama?

After a quick look at news reports:

The Mail reported Clifford had been hired on 27 Nov 2010. Other reports stating he was suffering PTS and depression are dated around March 2011.

ETA. Vine's report was at best poor. What is the point of asking stupid questions like "Is this what a man planning to murder his wife looks like?". Much better to have been examining some of the more serious questions like why he needed more money changed when he already had a significant amount of Rand, why he was texting the driver while sitting behind him, why he needed so many conversations alone with the driver etc. While there may be discrepancies in the driver's and others' stories there are a great many in Dewani's.

Chris wrote: While there may be discrepancies in the driver's and others' stories there are a great many in Dewani's.

Yes, I agree Chris. And thanks for the reply.

Chris wrote:

Queenie wrote:Hello, everyone. I wonder does anyone know if his mental break down started before or after he employed Max Clifford please?
Also did anyone else think Jeremy Vine was fighting Dewani's corner in Panorama?

After a quick look at news reports:

The Mail reported Clifford had been hired on 27 Nov 2010. Other reports stating he was suffering PTS and depression are dated around March 2011.

ETA. Vine's report was at best poor. What is the point of asking stupid questions like "Is this what a man planning to murder his wife looks like?". Much better to have been examining some of the more serious questions like why he needed more money changed when he already had a significant amount of Rand, why he was texting the driver while sitting behind him, why he needed so many conversations alone with the driver etc. While there may be discrepancies in the driver's and others' stories there are a great many in Dewani's.

Sums up what I thought while watching the programme last night. Stupid questions and harping on about how much the couple kissed!?

Not Born Yesterday wrote:I'm trying (not very successfully) not to be put off by the presenter being Jeremy Vine! The memory of his disgraceful radio programme with Nina Myscow is etched in my mind permanently.

Following on from WJK's posting, the presentation certainly didn't help. Like Donal MacIntyre, Jeremy Vine has lost all credibility for me as a serious journalist. "Does he look like a man who's planning to kill his wife?" was another little gem.

Not Born Yesterday wrote:

Not Born Yesterday wrote:I'm trying (not very successfully) not to be put off by the presenter being Jeremy Vine! The memory of his disgraceful radio programme with Nina Myscow is etched in my mind permanently.

Following on from WJK's posting, the presentation certainly didn't help. Like Donal MacIntyre, Jeremy Vine has lost all credibility for me as a serious journalist. "Does he look like a man who's planning to kill his wife?" was another little gem.

It just made me answer, well if he's hoping to get away with it, then yes, it does.

I don't think this little "documentary" did Dewani any favours at all.

Queenie wrote:Hello, everyone. I wonder does anyone know if his mental break down started before or after he employed Max Clifford please?
Also did anyone else think Jeremy Vine was fighting Dewani's corner in Panorama?

Yes!! as soon as I heard about this programe I knew stright away the outcome, its the same old, same old from Vine.....it reminds me of when Andy Gray worked at Sky Sports, whenever Man U played he was always on their side.....he knew he was safe going with the majority.....just like spineless Vine, but imo if he was good at his job he would relise that the majority of the UK public, believe that Dewani is as guilty as hell.

Iris wrote:

Not Born Yesterday wrote:

Not Born Yesterday wrote:I'm trying (not very successfully) not to be put off by the presenter being Jeremy Vine! The memory of his disgraceful radio programme with Nina Myscow is etched in my mind permanently.

Following on from WJK's posting, the presentation certainly didn't help. Like Donal MacIntyre, Jeremy Vine has lost all credibility for me as a serious journalist. "Does he look like a man who's planning to kill his wife?" was another little gem.

It just made me answer, well if he's hoping to get away with it, then yes, it does.

I don't think this little "documentary" did Dewani any favours at all.

Or Vine