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| toubab1020 |
Posted - 24 Sep 2014 : 22:57:31
When this comes before the court it should be interesting there are many twists and turns and all depends on the reliability of the witnesses and the strength of the evidence,someone is not telling the truth obviously,lets see what the magistrate can glean from the presented evidence and testimony of witnesses
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"On 7 July 2014, he visited the Sanchaba store, and was totally shocked and amazed because the demeanour of the accused changed.
The accused told him that he would not give him the books and the money; the accused said no further discussion would take place as the Indian’s business is illegal and the GRA was looking for him.
He said he was surprised, and asked why GRA would look for him when they have his telephone number and other documents to contact him.
Asked whether GRA telephoned him, the accused told him that GRA would call him because he, the witness, was in trouble.
He later got a telephone call through a house line from a lady and subsequently from a man who would not identify themselves, posing as GRA officials."
http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/manager-faces-over-d1m-theft-case |
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