Luke Fleurs murder accused denied bail
The Roodepoort magistrate's court on Friday denied bail to the six men facing charges related to the murder of Kaizer Chiefs player Luke Fleurs.
Source: heraldlive.co.za
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Accused in Luke Fleurs murder case denied bail
Six suspects arrested in connection with the murder of Luke Fleurs have been denied bail they face chargers of murder.
Source: thesouthafrican.com
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All accused in Fleurs killing to plead not guilty
The six men accused of killing Kaizer Chiefs player Luke Fleurs say they intend pleading not guilty to the murder charges, saying the state's case is weak.
Source: sowetanlive.co.za
Fleurs murder: State asks for time to verify bail affidavits
The case against six men charged for the shooting and hijacking of Kaizer Chiefs defender Luke Fleur has been postponed until next week.
Source: jacarandafm.com
Luke Fleur: Kaizer Chiefs star's alleged killers bail bid postponed
The six accused in Luke Fleurs' death said they intend to plead not guilty, and questioned the state's case against them.
Source: citizen.co.za
WATCH LIVE: Funeral service of Kaizer Chiefs star Luke Fleurs
The funeral service of Kaizer Chiefs defender Luke Fleurs is being held at the New Apostolic Church in Tafelsig, Cape Town.
Source: citizen.co.za
Six suspects named in Fleurs case
The names of the six suspects linked to the murder of Kaizer Chiefs defender Luke Fleurs have been revealed.
Source: snl24.com
Luke Fleurs murder: State to oppose suspects' bail as case postponed
Suspects linked to the murder of Kaizer Chiefs player Luke Fleurs will remain behind bars until they return to the dock next week.
Source: citizen.co.za