Möller murder case transferred to High Court
The five men accused of killing Walvis Bay resident Hans Möller made another appearance before the local magistrate’s court on Tuesday.
Prosecutor Tresia Hafeni told the court that the prosecutor-general had instructed that the case against Gotlieb Panduleni (30), David Tashiya (29), David Shekundja (35), Elly Ndapuka Hinavali (29), and Malakia Shiweda (28) be transferred to the Windhoek High Court.
The accused will appear in that court on 23 November on charges of murder, attempted murder, housebreaking, robbery and illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition.
The trial date will be set during pre-trial proceedings.
Möller was shot in the stomach while trying to protect his wife, Carol-Ann Sowden Möller, and their two children (aged six and four years) during an armed robbery at their home in Walvis Bay in June 2016.
The accused pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
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Prosecutor Tresia Hafeni told the court that the prosecutor-general had instructed that the case against Gotlieb Panduleni (30), David Tashiya (29), David Shekundja (35), Elly Ndapuka Hinavali (29), and Malakia Shiweda (28) be transferred to the Windhoek High Court.
The accused will appear in that court on 23 November on charges of murder, attempted murder, housebreaking, robbery and illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition.
The trial date will be set during pre-trial proceedings.
Möller was shot in the stomach while trying to protect his wife, Carol-Ann Sowden Möller, and their two children (aged six and four years) during an armed robbery at their home in Walvis Bay in June 2016.
The accused pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
OTIS FINCK
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