Podcast
Behind the Bastards
It was referenced as a source of information about the case, where the author was said to have been involved in the legal process for the case. It provided details about the victim's condition and evidence which helped to strengthen the case against the accused.
I drove to East London where I was joined by Charlene Craig, recalls Pittman. Accompanied by a relative of Cea Bongo, we went directly to Frary Hospital where we found the victim with a bullet wound r...
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It was referenced as a source of information about the case, where the author was said to have been involved in the legal process for the case. It provided details about the victim's condition and evidence which helped to strengthen the case against the accused.
I drove to East London where I was joined by Charlene Craig, recalls Pittman. Accompanied by a relative of Cea Bongo, we went directly to Frary Hospital where we found the victim with a bullet wound running from his abdomen clear through his back.
A telling piece of evidence collected from the custody of the hospital was the clothing he had been wearing when he was shot, notably a synthetic fiber tracksuit. The tracksuit top had a gaping hole in front, with indications that the fiber had been burned in the vicinity of the hole, which would prove Cea Bongo's allegation that he had been shot at point blank range.
Armed with Cea Bongo's statement and his clothes in a plastic bag, we drove jauntily to the Fleet Street Police Station.
a massive dossier began to grow against the man whose callous exploits read like a scene from a Dirty Harry script.