2 accused in Nafiz Modack trial confess to conspiring to kill Charl Kinnear
They are among 14 co-accused in the dock with Modack – who faces 122 charges for various crimes — including Kinnear’s assassination in 2020.
Nafiz Modack (L) and 14 others face more than 100 charges for their alleged involvement in various crimes. They were in the Western Cape High Court again on 22 April 2024. Picture: Carlo Petersen/Eyewitness News
CAPE TOWN - Two accused in the high profile gang trial of underworld crime boss Nafiz Modack have on Wednesday admitted to conspiring to kill detective Charl Kinnear.
They are among 14 co-accused in the dock with Modack – who faces 122 charges for various crimes — including Kinnear’s assassination in 2020.
Amaal Jantjies and Yannick Adonis have on Wednesday admitted to plotting various attacks on anti-gang unit detective Kinnear, before he was eventually shot dead outside his Bishop Lavis home in September 2020.
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The State alleges Modack promised Jantjies he would fund a bail application for Adonis - who was in jail for murder at the time - if she could orchestrate a hit on Kinnear.
On Wednesday, Adonis admitted he used three cellphones to plot attacks on Kinnear with Jantjies while he was in prison.
Jantjies has also admitted the evidence against her is not in dispute.