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Shrien Dewani loses High Monotonous extradition case
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D-Day for Shrien Dewani: Timeline of Accused Briton's Extradition to South Africa
Shrien Dewani, the British businessman accused of orchestrating the murder of his wife Anni, is due to be extradited to South Africa on Monday.
Dewani will be escorted by two senior officials, a doctor and a nurse to London's Heathrow Airport, where he will board flight BA0059 to fly directly to Cape Town, as reported by South Africa's Times Live.
He will be charged with allegedly organising the murder of his wife while on their honeymoon, in a staged hijacking in Gugulethu township near Cape Town in 2010. While the case is underway, he will stay at the Valkenberg psychiatric hospital.
Key dates in the investigation into the murder of Anni Dewani:
13 November 2010: Shrien and Anni Dewani, from Bristol, are kidnapped at gunpoint in Gugulethu at around 11pm local time. Mr Dewani is released unharmed in Harare, in the township of Khayelitsha, at midnight. One day later, the body of Anni Dewani is found in the back seat of the car in Lingelethu West, with injuries to her head and chest.
15 November 2010: A murder hunt is launched by Western Cape police who say the driver of the couple's car was forced out before two armed suspects took off with the vehicle with the couple inside.
17 Nov •UK to extradite Indian to SA on trial for wife’s murder
Shrien (33) lost his final legal battle to block his extradition when a panel of judges refused to allow the case to be heard in the Supreme Court.
His legal team wanted to challenge an earlier High Court ruling. Bristol-based Shrien has been in hospital under the Mental Health Act suffering from severe depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
His lawyer told the judges at the High Court in London that there was fresh evidence that his medical condition may have become chronic making it untreatable. But the judges rejected the argument, refusing to give the go-ahead for the case to go to the highest court in the country.
Shrien is accused of planning the killing of his 28-year-old wife Anni when the couple was on their honeymoon to South Africa in November 2010.
The horrific murder crashed South Africa’s tourism industry. She was shot as the newly married couple took a taxi ride on the outskirts of Cape Town in November 2010.
So far three men have been convicted over the killing including taxi driver