Coffin attack
No success in appealing the case of Mpumalanga coffin duo
he Supreme Court of Appeal says it hasn't found any compelling reason to release two Mpumalanga men convicted of forcing a black man into a coffin on bail.
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Coffin assault duo set to learn fate as sentencing starts
Judge Sheila Mphahlele found the pair guilty of attempted murder, intimidation, kidnapping and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
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Judgment day for coffin assault duo
Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen have been on trial for attempted murder and kidnapping.
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Court to hear final arguments in coffin assault case
Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen were filmed forcing Victor Mlotshwa into a coffin and threatening to set it alight.
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Coffin assault accused set to reapply for bail
Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen face charges of kidnapping, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and attempted murder.
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Coffin assault trial expected to continue in Middleburg this morning
Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen are also accused of threatening to douse Victor Mlotshwa with petrol in Mpumalanga last August.
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Trial date for coffin assault accused set for June
Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen appeared in the Middelburg Magistrates Court on Thursday.
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Coffin assault case to resume in March
Theo Jackson & Willem Oosthuizen appeared briefly in the Middleburg Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
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Coffin assault case moved to Middelburg Regional Court
During their last court appearance, the two accused said they committed the act because they merely wanted to teach their victim a lesson.
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Bail decision expected in coffin assault case
Theo Jackson & Willem Oosthuizen will learn their fate today after launching an urgent bail application last week.
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Coffin assault: Mlotshwa reportedly threatened since suspect arrest
Theo Jackson & Willem Oosthuizen launched an urgent bail application in the Middleburg Magistrates Court on Thursday.
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[LISTEN] There are more closet racists than those that are exposed
Maynard Manyowa says that the coffin assault incident shows that race relations in SA are bad and this needs to be dealt with as soon as possible.
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Capetonians rally behind Victor Mlotshwa following racist attack
Earlier this year, Mlotshwa was forced into a coffin allegedly by two men who then threatened to set it alight.
