The cellphone records of the men accused of the murder of former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa were scrutinised.
Although there is evidence that the men accused of killing Senzo Meyiwa communicated, it is not clear what was said.
Gouws examined the data extracted from the cellphones of accused two, Bongani Ntanzi, and accused five, Fisokuhle Ntuli.Under the cross-examination of accused four, Mthokoziseni Maphisa’s legal representative, Advocate Zithulele Nxumalo, Gouws revealed that accused four contacted accused one, Muzikawukhalelwa Sibiya 14 times.Maphisa was also in contact with Ntuli in more than 100 instances – including 125 direct calls and SMSs.
But Gouws was adamant that his testimony was given within the context of Ntuli’s number being associated with the other suspects.
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