Graphic pictures of Eugene Terre’blanche removed from Facebook
By Lelethu Mquqo
14 October 2011
Graphic pictures of Eugene Terre’blanche’s lifeless corpse have been removed from Facebook after the right-wing leader’s family threatened to take legal action.
The pictures appeared yesterday on the profile page of the Afrikaans group, Boere Krisis Aksie.
The group claims that its mission is to inform the public about the political reality in South Africa.
It has posted pictures of numerous other crime scenes as well.
The National Prosecuting Authority says the posting of the Terre’blanche pictures borders on contempt of court, as the matter was still under judgment.
14 October 2011
Graphic pictures of Eugene Terre’blanche’s lifeless corpse have been removed from Facebook after the right-wing leader’s family threatened to take legal action.
The pictures appeared yesterday on the profile page of the Afrikaans group, Boere Krisis Aksie.
The group claims that its mission is to inform the public about the political reality in South Africa.
It has posted pictures of numerous other crime scenes as well.
The National Prosecuting Authority says the posting of the Terre’blanche pictures borders on contempt of court, as the matter was still under judgment.
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