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In 2001, Mariette Bosch, a white South African expatriate, went to the gallows in Botswana. Watch to find out her crime, and why this case attracted so much att…
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Im proud of Botswana, alot of other African countries wouldn't have done that because she's was an Anglo-Saxon Caucasian which is why they get away with so much on the African continent. These extra terrestrials have killed so many of us on our land and soil, and most African nations do nothing except Botswana.
Dhows you they are the devil
Wolmarans is pronounced Volmarans
Some evil people need it
Thank you for telling the story. It's a sad one, kindness rewarded with evil. Watching you from the United Kingdom. Those were both my fellow countrypeople
You can commit a crime in darkness, but God will always make you slip and by your slip you will be found
Botswana will do what our laws says we dont need any advice from non batswana ,Botswana will continue to do our choices of laws
What's so special about her being a white woman 🤷🏾♀️ white people are also humans
So what you are saying is..... say you are murdered by a white friend..... they should be let go since they are white... got you
Clearly this lacked enough research to be analysed or covered by this host.... Ddnt fact check something as simple as location name.... phakalane not phalakane😂
What is so special about this case 😮
To my knowledge, "C" doesn't click. Q & X do click. To say Ngcobo or Ngcongo, you wouldn't have to make a clicking sound.
Can u do OJ.Simpson?
This only became a big deal coz she was white. When it's locals it doesn't matter. She ain't special.
We need tk stop with this color colonialism, white or black , the law is the law in Botswana. Under Botswana Penal Code .
Great podcast!
As a Namibian I support Botswana for enforcing her laws without any exemption. Besides crimes has no colour well done Botswana.
White privileges was in play, her sentence could have been reversed to life imprisonment with the back and forth happening at the time. <br>I believe there wouldn't be have been the back and forth by the Organisations and human rights bodies if it were a blackwoman.<br>And there probably could have been a backroom agreement between the international bodies for the execution to go ahead whilst the back and forth was still going on. <br>At this point, nothing can be taken off the table.
Please insert Swahili anytime. It makes your story enjoyable.....😁
Your clicks are impeccable my sister. You could pass as either Xhosa or Zulu in South Africa.
Deliver the nèws promptly as promised. No further talking to me about anything less,
As they should
I’m a Motswana, met the woman you’re talking about in person. Your analysis is sick, my humble advice to you is, stay away from Botswana if you want to commit murder. We don’t care who you are, on our soil, Life for Life.
Did she allow the family of the lady she killed to say bye bye?
What was summarised as the root cause of murder? Love, lute, lust and what,,,,,,,?
Thank you for the closure. I remember hearing about this story back in Botswana when I was in primary school. The country froze that day.
What's the issue? She committed the crime then she faced the punishment like everyone else! May the family of the victim find peace in their hearts.
why are you talking about her ..she is white and the same laws applied to her ..My brother prosecuted this case ..
Oh well, they have executed a lot of black people in America for hundreds of years now it's been going on and America's human rights allies have turned a blind eye to it.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgmV_K4btE&t=1638">27:18</a> Did Mariette have the decency to give Ria time to say goodbye to her family? Her own daughter found her dead.
Two differrent cases! She murdered.Lesedi smugggled
As a Motswana Living next to South Africa and seeing how some South Africans dont value human life, makes me appreciate the death penalty, it brings some sort of value to human life. Some South Africans view human life same as a cockroaches life, i do not want my country to end up like that. The death penalty stays.
I always think life sentence is more of a punishment, lock them up in solitary confinement, let them go mad and suffer alone till natural death. Death penalty is just a soft punishment in my opinion.
So?
Why don't you tell us about Nigeria and your people ..
You need to learn story telling and narrations, it's needs a bit of improvement. Remember, you're watched by the whole world. Work on your postures also. You're not that bad at all. Just improve few things. The story needs to be told.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 good job
Botswana did Good
When the deceased was killed did the killer inform the family that they are going to kill the deceased
Mzansi should learn from Botswana. Izinkabi and gang murderers receiving 25 yrs instead of death sentences is a joke. Mzansi must adopt the hang man, lethal injection or electric chair to deter all the nonsense killing. The states must exercise utmost care in all materials but killing someone must be dealt the same way.
Ree ja ngwana…😅
F she was black we wont b talking about it
Clemency when she brutally murdered another .<br>Did she call the victims family before murdering her.<br>Botswana did well.
She was evil 2 kill. I believe they could've given her family a chance to say gd bye. Where was human rights when the whites were killing blk south Africans as a sport🤬
The reason why the whole of Africa is poor and suffering today is because we have this false personality that we are Christians ✝️ and should be compassionate, forgiving and religious something White people will never be as evidenced by their brutal treatment of Black people during slavery days, colonial days and ongoing neo-colonial days where they killed with impunity and even using their own bible and Christianity which they enforced us. Was Dedan Kimathi ever given credible legal representation when he was tried and sentenced to death for fighting against colonial imperialist injustices in Kenya?
But she never gave her victim the same rights when she murdered her in cold blood. Why would she have the honour of being given the last rights when she did not do the same to her victim? She was a cold blooded murderer and had to die mercilessly like she did to her innocent victim purely for canal reasons.
Black people get executed all the time here in Amerikkk.
Just like Ria was allowed all those things?
Eye for an eye. How much mercy did Rhea get before she was MURDERED. Us melanated People need to stop intervening in other people earned KARMA
Hey Oprah 😉
Seriously I can not say I am for or I am not for execution but how I look at it i am from Trinidad and Tobago this is why Botswana has such low crime rate because they not playing with the rule of law serious thing it doesn't matter if you're white or Black you see
Botswana practice death penalty and you're wrong they were informed every one in Botswana is hanged when you unalived another human being
Mxm! What's your point, we have laws in Botswana. These kinds of podcasts are meant to tarnish our good name.<br>We're not a lawless nation and tell those who can't stay home and to come knowing we are not a banana republic. Why now after all these years and with so many false statements by the host? I believe there are so many stories in Kenya where you are privy to the details than talk about things you have no idea how they happened
The husband is suss imho
Can anyone else hear Julia's breathing?
I ❤ Botswana 🇦🇷
Criminal found guilty by a competent court.
She was guilty of murder and that is what Botswana's law says, you murder you swing. The Botswanan law found her guilty they then bought in 2 foreign international judges who once again found her guilty and she was executed.
Watching from the US! I just discovered your podcast 😅
There was all these drama bcoz she was white, i love Botswana for carrying out the same fate, whats so special about her, she got exactly what she deserved
Did she extend the same mercy to her victim? Did she think of the victim's family when she murdered her?
You really have got many facts wrong and misrepresenting the case strength
Well done Botswana!!! In SA they took away the death penalty and now we have dozens of murders everyday They not afraid to kill anymore A Woman is raped every 7 minutes!!! Because of the UN
Le maaka o maaka...are "phalakane" o rileng🤣🤣stop trying to bad name our country for choosing this route Nd sticking to it..there is capital punishment carried out around the world every year
You know ,this was the one murder I think the lady did not commit.I followed this case when it happened.Only God knows what happened there🙏
if South Africa had execution or death penalty we wouldnt be in such shit
Don't kill. You live and die by the same sword
We love our our death penalty in Botswana, we tell you before hand that of you kill someone you also lose your right to life. So its your choice, if you want to live then dont kill anyone. You guys seem not to understand how our laws work when it comes to death penalty. We currently have 23 people on death row. If your are condemned to death, the government owns your. They dont tell anyone the day you will be executed, they only put a press release after they have hanged you. They dont even give the body to the family, they bury you in prison.
As a South African I support Batswana implementation of the law……re a leboga ❤🙏🏾🇿🇦
Well good thing husband number one and husband number two both of whom I had to divorce never died while no one else was watching how they died of natural causes. My son in law Josh was present there at the time too in his hospital room. I never complained about how I was prevented to care for one there in the room at the time by a nurse there. Josh later told me he complained about that to the hospital. She looked white to me too. So then if she was living in the U.S. would that nurse have been charged with murder and then executed for muirder?
Is she better than any black person
What are you trying to say? <br>All these people who were executed, did you find out if they were awarded those rights?<br>There was no violation here.
Kenyans please you can keep your murderers but not in Botswana. Afrikaneers are killers, in south africa they kill each other and its blamed on white genocide. Black south africans are always suspects cos afrikaneers are too white to be suspects. But not in Botswana. Colonialists cant come to Botswana commit murder and cause all that drama, they thought they can bully botswana cos theyre white. No way. Did Marriete bosch give Ria chance to say bye bye to her loved ones? Why should Marriete have that chance?
She was not executed because of the colour of her skin.She was executed because she has committed murder which is punishable by hanging
Keep the ten commandments
I AM PRO - WHAT ABOUT PEODOPHILES.
It's one way traffic,kill,ul b killed...
Nelson Mandela did not abolish apartheid. The ANC, or rather, Angola, Mozambique and Zambia (and Tanzania) militarily defeated the forces of apartheid on the ground, in Angola and Mozambique
I remember this case. The law is the law and everyone should be treated equally. Marrieta deserved what she got.
Lindsay is safe in America after killing her three kids. She got away with murder
It makes a lot of sense. She never gave a chance to the person she murdered.
Shut up😡 did she give her friend she murdered in cold blood a chance to say goodbye to her family ? You live by the sword you die by the sword
Of cause, death penalty in Botswana is not of the table like in other countries, thats how it should be world wide...
Anyone who commits first degree murder deserves the death penalty . Kenya should re- enact the death sentence
It's a very old story in the 2000.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTgmV_K4btE&t=185">3:05</a> the deceased’s family didn’t get a chance to say goodbye, so it’s only fair.
Did she give the lady she killed a chance to say goodbye to the family? Furthermore, South Africans never fought for her; I remember that case.
Udona Mark was the lead prosecutor in the case you are discussing.
The host is very beautiful
We don't care if she is white or black...We all came the same way to this world.....Even a child who came with caeser her mother go through pain before.....And crime doesn't have color...
It's a very sad story of the betrayal and murder of someone who had comforted you at the death of your own husband. Satanically, you later lusted after her husband to the point of killing her. She deserved to be hanged after all the overwhelming evidence. In spite of the controversy surrounding it, the death penalty is necessary especially for crimes of this nature.
That was not rushed. She got what she deserved. The British wanted to get involved became she was white and also wanted to control our judicial system. They didn't succeed. Our own 4 Botswana were hanged for killing and robbing a white couple in their farm. No body campaigned for their clemency.
U don't like white people😮😮😢😢
Whereis the other person talking? Invest in two cameras. It's boring to listen to a mysterious voicemail in the background
Great storytelling. I’m against the death penalty too. However, I recognize that some countries feel it is necessary.
It happened a long time ago, she deserved it, went through trial n found guilty'
To add to this story, after Mariette Bosch was hung, there was dance that Batswana used to do mimicking her hanging.
We were supposed to hang a few 100 thousand of them at one go.
In fact, I am learning Kiswahili, so asante.
So Africans are supposed to wait until the entire white world says yes she can be executed for her crime? Why was Mbeki asking for her to not be executed after she was found guilty and the supreme court upheld the judgement. Mbeki just wanted to please his South African white community and handlers, it wasn't anything to do with justice, because Botswana a sovereign country with competent law institutions had not made any error. She was just supposed to walk away because she was white, and that black people in Botswana or anywhere for that matter were not competent enough to analyze the facts surrounding the case and pronounce her as guilty. Only her white peers in SA or Britain retained that privilege, supported by sell out politicians like Mbeki. Today Chinese populations in Africa commit atrocities and African governments just watch their people being abused. Learn from Botswana, whatever color you are, if you commit a crime on African soil, you will be prosecuted! Africans MUST shed off this debilitating psychological subservience
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