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Police found Gill Packham’s blood in her garage, court hears
Rob Packham is on trial for the murder of his wife Gill Packham in February last year.
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Packham told former mistress 'the madness will soon be over' after wife's death
The Constantia businessman is accused of killing Gill Packham in February 2018.
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Court hears testimony placing murder accused Rob Packham close to crime scene
The Constantia businessman is accused of killing his wife Gill Packham in February last year.
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Another witness places Rob Packham on scene where wife’s body was found
The Constantia businessman is accused of killing Gill Packham in February 2018.
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Witness places Rob Packham with wife’s car the night she died
Neighbourhood watch member Paul Gray said while patrolling on 22 February 2018, he saw a dark green BMW with no number plates parked in Quintus Way.
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Rob Packham asked colleague to lie about whereabouts on day wife disappeared
Five witnesses have testified in her widower Rob Packham’s trial.
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Court hears of Rob, Gill Packham's effort to save marriage before her murder
On Monday the Western Cape High Court heard evidence from two witnesses of the day Gill Packham disappeared last February.
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Rob Packham pleads not guilty to murdering wife
The Constantia resident was arrested after Gill Packham’s body was found in the boot of her burnt-out car at Diep River train station in February last year.
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Trial of alleged wife killer Rob Packham expected to get underway
The businessman is accused of killing his spouse Gill Packham in February last year.
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Judge refuses to reinstate bail for alleged wife killer Rob Packham
The Constantia businessman, accused of killing his wife Gill Packham in February 2018, has been in custody since December after he breached bail conditions for the second time.
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Alleged wife killer Rob Packham to learn fate in bail appeal bid
Packham's lawyer on Tuesday appealed a December ruling to revoke his bail because the Constantia businessman breached his bail conditions for a second time.
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State argues wife murder accused Packham intentionally breached bail conditions
Rob Packham is appealing a Western Cape High Court ruling made in December that saw his bail being revoked following a second breach of his bail conditions.
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Murder accused Rob Packham to spend Christmas behind bars
Packham had his bail revoked in the Western Cape High Court on Thursday after he was taken into custody last week for breaching his bail conditions for a second time.
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Rob Packham won't be walking daughter down the aisle as bail revoked
Packham has been behind bars since he was taken into custody last week for allegedly breaching his bail conditions for a second time.
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Court to rule on withdrawing Rob Packham's bail
Rob Packham has been behind bars since last week for allegedly breaching his bail conditions for a second time.
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Application to withdraw bail against alleged wife killer Rob Packham underway
The State claims Packham has since contacted his mistress's close friend, apparently in an attempt to communicate with his lover who is a State witness.
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Rob Packham back behind bars for again violating bail conditions
It's understood the Constantia businessman contacted state witnesses, an offence he was arrested for on a previous occasion.
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Police rearrest alleged wife killer Rob Packham
It’s understood he was apprehended for allegedly violating his bail conditions by contacting state witnesses.
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Murder suspect Rob Packham to hand over devices after breaking bail conditions
Packham was arrested shortly after Gill Packham's body was found in the boot of her burnt-out car at the Diep River train station in February.
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Rob Packham’s mistress provides evidence he breached bail conditions
The 57-year-old was arrested last Thursday and has been in custody since then.
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Murder accused Rob Packham due in court after breaching bail conditions
Diep River police officers apprehended Packham on 20 September on a warrant of arrest for breaching his bail conditions by allegedly intimidating witnesses.
