Nafiz Modack trial: Cellphone evidence to take centre stage
The State alleges Modack and two other accused planned a grenade attack on Kinnear before his murder in September 2020.
Alleged gang boss, Nafiz Modack (top left), and his co-accused appeared in the Western Cape High Court on 31 July 2024. Picture: Carlo Petersen/EWN
CAPE TOWN - Prosecutors in the Western Cape High Court are on Monday set to continue using cellphone evidence to prove alleged underworld crime boss Nafiz Modack plotted to have slain top cop Charl Kinnear murdered.
The State alleges Modack and two other accused planned a grenade attack on Kinnear before his murder in September 2020.
State witness, Hawks officer captain Trevor Shaw has already shown the court alleged cellphone messages between co-accused Amaal Jantjies and Modack.
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The State said Modack used Jantjies and her then-boyfriend, Yannick Adonis, to plan a grenade attack on Kinnear in November 2019.
Modack, Jantjies and Adonis face charges of conspiracy to commit murder related to the incident, even though the attack outside Kinnear's home in Bishop Lavis was foiled by police.
The State alleges Modack planned the attack because Kinnear arrested his wife on a firearms charge in October 2019.