Krejcir and co-accused sentencing postponed until February

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The sentencing of Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir and his five co-accused has been postponed to the 22 of February 2016 by the High Court in Johannesburg. 

The sentencing procedures had already been delayed twice since September and were again postponed today as it emerged in court that Krejcir’s previous legal representative had quit, which forced him to appoint a new one.

In August, Judge Colin Lamont found Krejcir and his four co-accused guilty of the kidnapping and attempted murder of Bheki Lukhele.

A sixth accused was found guilty of common assault.