It is all over for Cornelia De Wet, as the Carolina Magistrate court commenced with her trial this week in a case that has lingered on for over four years and consisted of over 40 court appearances. Arrested during 2011 and charged with possession of explosives and ammunition, the accused spent two years in different prisons and was released on bail. The stress and trauma of the past four years might be over, but the severity of the outcome will haunt the family for a long time.
Before the trial commenced, the accused was provided with a state attorney, who appeared for the first time and, according to De Wet, “was a gentleman, concerned and willing to try his best.” The accused was advised that if found guilty, a 25-year jail term would be handed down, but if De Wet pleaded guilty, the chance of a lesser sentence was on the table. Pleading guilty to avoid a harsh jail sentence, the accused received a five-year suspended sentence and a life-long criminal record.
During the trial, the state admitted that there was no real factual evidence to prove the accused was involved or had plans to commit a crime using the explosives or ammunition. The state confirmed that there were witnesses that could be called, but it would not result in any conclusive evidence being delivered. During sentencing, the magistrate said that the accused was the only person who knew what her intentions with the explosives and ammunition might have been. The state took into consideration the two years she had already spent in prison and the denial of bail on three accounts, including the attempt to make a plea bargain to end the traumatic experience. The accused was reminded of the seriousness of the charges and that the interests of the community and the family had to be taken into account before handing down the sentence.
De Wet is pleased not to have to return to prison, and recalled the nightmare of spending time in the overcrowded, rat-infested South African prisons. A particular memory that will haunt the accused is the rape affliction and being chained like an animal during the many transfers from one prison to the next. Not one prison experience was better than the rest, and places of safety were all described as close to being in hell; having to endure the wrath of prison wardens, who tormented and humiliated prisoners.
Behind the entire order was a right-wing group known as Leeuwag/Panzer, who, according to De Wet, are police informants. It is this group which fearfully tormented the family for years, and although the trial is over, the irritation continues. Shortly after the court case, a member of the Leeuwag group telephoned De Wet to say the members were disappointed with the sentence the accused had received. The caller said there were plans to continue the harassment and initiate action which would eventually cause the state to throw De Wet back into jail.
De Wet, a robust, intelligent person who was branded a political prisoner, endured years of suffering. Becoming a victim of falsification and bearing the cost of over 40 court appearances has taken its toll on this once-strong woman. Corruption and the failing justice system has sparked the fear of discrimination and inequity being directed towards the family.
Now the first nightmare is over, and a new beginning awaits, yet it is a beginning with limits, as having a criminal record will cause financial hardship for De Wet, who will possibly not be employable.
http://guardianlv.com/2015/11/all-over-for-cornelia-de-wet/
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Oct 21 2012 – A known Afrikaner 'rightwinger' Mrs Cornelia de Wet – who is described by friends and family as ‘emotionally unstable’ has been in Middelburg Prison for the past 4 months without any charges, with the SAPS crime-intelligence unit now allegedly claiming that they are ‘investigating treason’ during her membership of the ‘Leeuwag’ group.
Above: The Afrikaner woman has in the past being described as ‘a person with an emotionally-unbalanced personality’. She was recruited by a mystery-group calling itself 'Leeuwag' (Lion Watch) after violent incidents targetting her on her farm: she was shot at and injured in a leg by someone who fired at her from a long distance away: this person has never been found. Then her wooden home was torched - and her family’s lives were threatened – whereupon she was invited to join the Leeuwag on Facebook. She was arrested shortly thereafter. She has been in Middelburg prison without trial for the past 4 months: a known ex-member of conservative Afrikaner Weerstandbeweging in Middelburg, she recently admitted in a court-affidavit which two magistrate’s have refused to accept (as they were self-incriminatory) that she has now been turned into an 'informer' for the ANC-regime. The Afrikaner community widely believes that the Mrs De Wet, who reportedly was 4 months pregnant when she was arrested, was recruited by members of the ANC-regime 's Crime Intelligence Service because that has already been done before: another group called the 'Boeremag' also used the internet social-networks to draw conservative Afrikaners to their ranks and incited them to carry out 'treasonous acts' against the regime. Twenty of the Boeremag men were found guilty and the majority are still waiting for their sentencing.
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-- References: 'Boeremag Treason Trialists were a sting operation: its members were incited into treasonous acts by agent provocateurs'; given bomb material, were orchestrated, controlled and run by SA Crime Intelligence Division ex- SA police crime intelligence Captain Deon Loots said in a sworn statement published by Rapport Sunday newspaper that the socalled 'Boeremag Rightwing Terrorist group' was "created, orchestrated, incited and run entirely by white cops in crime intelligence unit - and Pres Zuma has known about this fraud as he was warned about this fraud. Sun Oct 7 2012http://www.neo-genocide.com/
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--- Boeremag trial: Ex pro-apartheid police-operative Barry Bowden was paid R450,000 to lure Afrikaners into Boeremag Treason trial – Rapport -Former white-racist pro-apartheid-operative from ex-Civil Cooperation Bureau paid R450,000 to lure Afrikaners into custody for the Boeremag Treason trial -- Oct 13 2012 - Afrikaans Sunday Rapport reveals on Sunday October 4 2012 http://www.neo-genocide.com/
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