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Kiala Henry Lusaka outside the High Court in Suva. Picture: VISHAAL KUMAR/FILE
A forensic officer yesterday informed the High Court in Suva that a woman who was allegedly murdered by her husband was lying face up on the floor with two $2 coins covering her eyes.
Police Inspector Petero Loli said he also noticed bruises on the upper body of 44-year-old Jennifer Downes, especially on her neck.
Her husband, Congolese national Kiala Lusaka, is on trial before High Court judge Justice Vinsent Perera for the alleged murder that took place at their Service St house in 2019.
Insp Loli told the court that his job was to examine crime scenes and also supervise officers at the crime scene.
Vishaal Kumar
6 April, 2021, 1:10 pm
From left, Apisai Naqamu, Isei Rakaso, Nemani Vasuvulagi, Waisea Sadranu and Piata Raikoso making their way to the Suva courthouse on Tuesday, April 06, 2021. They are part of the 8 men charged in relation to the death of a serving inmate. Six of the eight men are suspended corrections officers and two are no longer working at the Fiji Corrections Service. Picture: JONACANI LALAKOBAU
Eight Fiji Corrections Service officers charged with the assault and death of Seremaia Momo in 2019 appeared before the High Court in Suva today.
Isei Rakaso, Pita Raikoso, Josefa Boletakibureta, Waisea Sadranu, Josefa Satini, Joji Raqamate, Nemani Vasuvulagi, and Apisai Naqamu appeared before High Court judge Justice Vinsent Perera.
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The Fiji Times
26 February, 2021, 1:11 am
Effective Governance Team leader with UNDP, Revai Aalbark ( (left) and EU Embassador to Fiji and Pacific, Sujiro Seam launching the Citizens Budget Guide at Studio 6 Hotel in Suva today. Picture: RAKESH KUMAR
In The Fiji Times edition of Friday, February 25, 2021, we bring you developments to most of the stories that we have been covering for the past week or so, and more happenings from around the major divisions of the country.
So in today’s The Fiji Times – Friday, February 26, 2021, here are some of the stories that you will get to read more about.
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