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The long saga of trials, prison and parole has ended for disgraced former police chief Jackie Selebi, who died on Friday morning after a long illness.
Selebi, who would have turned 65 on the 7th of March, had been in an induced coma for the past two and a half weeks after suffering kidney failure.
ANC spokesman Zizi Kodwa and Selebi's lawyer Wynanda Coetzee, confirmed his death.
The former head of Interpol started serving a 15-year jail sentence in 2011, after being found guilty of corruption in 2010.
He was released on medical parole from Pretoria Central Prison after serving 229 days of his sentence.
