Sivhidzho’s legal counsel, Advocate Christo Meiring, told the court that when the deceased’s father, City Press editor-in-chief Mathatha Tsedu, visited her in the police cells, she pleaded with him to hire a private investigator .
However, Tsedu denied ever having such a conversation with Sivhidzho, pictured.
“All I asked her was if she had been involved in my son’s murder, she said no, and I left it there,” said Tsedu.
Meiring also said Sivhidzho will deny that she conducted interviews with journalists at her husband’s murder scene. But Tsedu referred to a sound clip that was played out on SAFM the morning after the incident, saying that the clip had been recorded at the scene.
The trial continues.
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