Things don't add up: Lawyer on Meyiwa murder case eNCA
"Secondly, what the reports seem to be saying is the witnesses claim that people broke in from outside the house and did the shooting, but eyewitnesses, neighbours, say that's not true. It must have happened from someone within the house.
"Which means that things don't add up and one would have thought that under those circumstances, the police would have interrogated those people much further as opposed to five years on [where] we are still finding the case is going absolutely nowhere," Loxton said.
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