MALAWI: TRIAL OF GIRAMATA ACCUSED OF KILL HER HUSBAND RELEASED”
This morning, the 17th of September, at the High Court in LILINGWE, MALAWI, there was a retrial in the case of the prosecution of a Rwandan woman named GIRAMATA GENTILE, who is being prosecuted for killing her ex-husband. in the court he wore a long dress and the other surprise was that GIRAMATA now pierced his ears and had put on earrings that were unusual for him because he used to be a devout.
The trial began with the court examining the objections presented by GIRAMATA’s lawyers where they doubted the credibility of the witness who did the tests on EMILE’s body where he published a report stating that Emile was not killed by an accident. doctor ANDRE MWALE, who works at the main hospital (centre) started by explaining to the court how they work and told the court that they perform autopsy when requested by the court, government agencies or people who have a relationship with the deceased. He said that they examined the body of EMILE at the request of his family only when the family asked them to go to the local police and they wrote to them asking them to examine the body.
He says that a person killed in an accident can be killed by losing a lot of blood or if there is damage to the flesh such as the heart, lungs… he said that the body of HABIMANA EMILE had no injuries and he said that they also examined the flesh of the stomach and found that there were no diseases or diseases. He said that what happened it is something that has beaten the heart several times, the aim is that the blood more than 4 liters leaves the area of the body and does not move again, causing him to lose his breath and end up, without God
He added that they took some of what they found in the stomach meat and took it to the laboratory and the tests showed that it was poison.
After the testimony, the representative of the prosecution told the court that they were allowed to hear the 3e and 3o witnesses they planned because the other one objected to the prosecutor and asked the judge that tomorrow they would hear the witness from the EITEL communication company.
The trial ended at noon and will resume tomorrow, September 18, 2024, where witnesses will be heard from Eitel, a newspaper that will continue to follow the case.
written by: Obed Ndahayo (son of the priest