Chicco Twala Denies Son Longwe Twala Shot Senzo Meyiwa, Says Witnesses Should Speak Up

• Music producer Chicco Twala has debunked assertions that his son Longwe Twala shot Senzo Meyiwa
• Chicco Twala mentioned that the witnesses who were present when Senzo Meyiwa got shot should speak up
• Longwe and his brother Sello Twala appeared at the Randburg Magistrate's Court on Wednesday on charges of theft

Chicco Twala is adamant that his son, Longwe Twala, is innocent and is not the person who pulled the trigger and killed Senzo Meyiwa.

Twala defends son Longwe from murder claims

Music producer Chicco Twala reiterated that his son Longwe Twala is not the murderer. Twala said Longwe might be capable of many things, but not murder.

There have been speculations that Longwe Twala shot Senzo Meyiwa. However, Chicco has since spoken out and slammed those rumours. Speaking to the media after his sons Longwe and Sello Twala appeared at the Randburg Magistrate's Court, Twala said a catfish account started the rumour.

Read also

Sello "Chicco" Twala's sons Longwe and Sello to appear in court after stealing from veteran musician

He then slammed people who believed the rumours, which, according to him, were started by an engagement baiting X account.

Chicco Twala says witnesses know who shot Senzo

Twala further stated that the people who were present when Senzo Meyiwa got shot should speak up. The goalie was shot at Kelly Khumalo's home in Vosloorus.

He further said that he encouraged his son to clean up so he could prove that he never killed Senzo.

"I took him to rehab over 30 times, I did everything I could. Before I left for the US, I sat him down, spoke to him: 'You’re under pressure. Everyone thinks you did this with Senzo. Here’s an opportunity to prove yourself'. It went in there and out the other. I can’t, so what must I do?"

Longwe and his brother Sello Twala appeared in court on Wednesday on charges of theft.

Read also

Longwe Twala arrested for robbery and breaking into his father's studio, SA reacts

The video was shared by @eNCA.

Senzo Meyiwa trial takes unexpected turn

In a previous report from Briefly News, the Senzo Meyiwa trial has South Africans in a headspin. The trial recently took an unexpected turn.

Intense discussions have arisen over the bullet found at the crime scene and its possible connection to a firearm under investigation.

Source: Briefly News