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Cape Town man who brutally assaulted estranged wife for three days and made her eat her own flesh, loses life sentence appeal

24 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

A Cape Town man, sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal assault and rape of his estranged wife over three harrowing days, has lost his appeal.Read More at Source

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