Ballistics witness provides crucial gun evidence in ‘AKA’ murder trial
A ballistics expert told the Durban High Court that two cartridges recovered after the killings of AKA and Tibz matched a firearm allegedly seized from accused Siyanda Eddie Myeza.
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