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Clik here to view. The suspects in the Hans-Jörg Möller murder case, Panduleni Gotlieb (30), David Tashiya (29), David Shekundja (35), Ally Ndapuka Hinaivali (29) and Malakia Shiweda (28) appeared before Magistrate John Sindano in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
Sindano postponed the case to 18 January for further investigation. Prosecutor Tresia Hafeni previously opposed bail for the suspects due to the seriousness of the case and said it would not be in the interest of justice to release them on bail and that they could flee.
The accused are facing murder, housebreaking with intent to rob, robbery and attempted murder charges related to a crime committed on 17 June. They were escorted from Windhoek Central Prison by members of the Special Reserve Force to the court in Walvis Bay.
Carol-Anne Möller (48) the wife of the deceased Hans, who would have turned 51 on 15 October announced a N$5 000-reward per person for information that could lead to the arrest of three other suspects still on the loose.
According to Carol-Anne, who already identified the person who fired the shot that claimed the life of her husband as being amongst the accused in the dock, there were eight persons involved in the robbery.
Tashia and Shekundja were arrested first in connection with case on 18 June. Gotlieb was arrested on 19 June and Hinaivali and Shiweda were arrested on 22 June.
Carol-Anne also expressed her gratitude to the Serious Crimes Investigative Unit for the professional manner in which the case is being handled.
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Möller murder case postponed againImage may be NSFW.Clik here to view.
The suspects in the Hans-Jörg Möller murder case, Panduleni Gotlieb (30), David Tashiya (29), David Shekundja (35), Ally Ndapuka Hinaivali (29) and Malakia Shiweda (28) appeared before Magistrate John Sindano in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court yesterday. Sindano postponed the case to 18 January for further investigation. Prosecutor Tresia Hafeni previously opposed bail for the suspects due to the seriousness of the case and said it would not be in the interest of justice to release them on bail and that they could flee.
The accused are facing murder, housebreaking with intent to rob, robbery and attempted murder charges related to a crime committed on 17 June. They were escorted from Windhoek Central Prison by members of the Special Reserve Force to the court in Walvis Bay.
Carol-Anne Möller (48) the wife of the deceased Hans, who would have turned 51 on 15 October announced a N$5 000-reward per person for information that could lead to the arrest of three other suspects still on the loose.
According to Carol-Anne, who already identified the person who fired the shot that claimed the life of her husband as being amongst the accused in the dock, there were eight persons involved in the robbery.
Tashia and Shekundja were arrested first in connection with case on 18 June. Gotlieb was arrested on 19 June and Hinaivali and Shiweda were arrested on 22 June.
Carol-Anne also expressed her gratitude to the Serious Crimes Investigative Unit for the professional manner in which the case is being handled.
