Newark Killings Suspects Withdraw Bail Request in Court
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Suspects in the Newark killings abandoned their bail application in KwaDukuza court, ensuring they remain in custody. This decision affects the timing of their trial and ongoing investigation into the Monswamy family murders. The court also denied bail to the suspects, maintaining their detention amid the case.
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- •The KwaDukuza court denied bail to the suspects involved in the Monswamy family murders on April 28, 2026.
- •The suspects chose to abandon their bail application during the court hearing on the same day.
- •The court protected the identities of the accused by not allowing their faces to be shown publicly.
- •The Newark killings case involves multiple suspects linked to the massacre of the Monswamy family.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the suspects continue to remain in custody the investigation can proceed without interruption, potentially leading to a faster trial process and clearer evidence gathering.
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