Sandra Moonsamy suspects to appear in court again next week
The case against four suspects accused of kidnapping prominent KwaZulu-Natal businesswoman Sandra Moonsamy has been postponed to November 18.
Moonsamy was found alive in Mpumalanga, six months after her abduction.
According to the Hawks, the kidnappers sent an email demanding R140 million for the businesswoman’s safe return.
The accused suspects appeared before the Durban Magistrates Court on Monday facing criminal six charges, including attempted murder, kidnapping and extortion.
Hawks spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi says two of the accused are Mozambican nationals.
“Their case has been postponed to the 18th, when we expect them to apply for bail.”
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Moonsamy is currently receiving care under the supervision of family members.
“We are of the view that she is getting the best possible support any person can get. We have been on the record saying we are also monitoring her in terms of her well-being,” says Mulaudzi.