Mahek Bukhari's co-defendant says she traded insults with a man shortly before his fatal crash.
By George TorrA TikTok influencer accused of murdering two men had a "heated" phone conversation with one of them shortly before he died, a court has heard.
He and seven others - including Mrs Bukhari and her TikTok influencer daughter Mahek Bukhari - deny two counts of murder and an alternative charge of manslaughter. Footage from the car park where the meeting was due to take place showed Mr Hussain and Mr Ijazuddin never got out of their Skoda Fabia, and the prosecution say this was because they became suspicious.Image source,Mr Karwan was asked about the 999 call made by Mr Hussain as he was driven along the A46 before the crash, which followed a "heated conversation" between Ms Bukhari and Mr Hussain.
The court heard Mr Karwan, the driver of the Audi TT and Mr Jamal, the driver of the Seat Leon, were both banned from driving at the time of the crash.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Murder-accused 'told TikToker Mahel Bukhari to expose blackmailer'Rekan Karwan tells a court Mahek Bukhari claimed she was being blackmailed, rather than her mother.
Read more »
Travel expert shows how easy it is for thieves to break into your luggageTikToker Sarah Adekola has shared top tips on how to stop thieves
Read more »
Sean Fox murder: Man arrested over west Belfast shootingSean Fox was shot dead in front of more than 100 people in a club in west Belfast last year.
Read more »
Sean Fox murder: Man released after arrest over west Belfast shootingSean Fox was shot dead in front of more than 100 people in a club in west Belfast last year.
Read more »
Man appears in court charged with murder of woman found at house in YorkshireA man has appeared in court charged with murdering a woman who was found dead at a house in Yorkshire.
Read more »
Phillip Austin: Murder victim's mum opposes open prison for killerPhillip Austin was jailed for life in 2001 for the murder of his wife Claire and their two children.
Read more »