Nelson Mandela’s son-in-law wanted for rape in Connecticut (judge let him leave the country)

Sunday Times (South Africa) ^ | 22 May 2005 | SIMPIWE PILISO

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Dr Isaac Amuah: "Put some ice on that, honey!"

[Pat79thST]

' You just wait young man until your mother-in-law (Winnie) takes a machete to you!' N. Mandela

[softwarecreator]

yeah, sorry

[Inwoodian]

I'm sure that the accused rapist's father-in-law will adhere to the rule of Law and call for his son-in-law's extradition back to the U.S. Not! The usual bunch will call this a racially motivated prosecution. He only fled because Connecticut is a white man's venue.

[LurkedLongEnough]

This is amazing - no mention in CT newspapers. I would think that CT Atty. General Blumenthal would be out in the spotlight, selling himself as as hero, as usual. Hm, why not?

The results of a Google news search on his name shows the following publications:

Mandela's son-in-law vows to face rape charge
Independent Online, South Africa

Mandela's son-in-law wanted for rape
iAfrica.com, South Africa - May 21, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law wanted for alleged rape
Xinhua, China - May 21, 2005

Lawyer comes to the rescue of Mandela
Gulf Daily News, Bahrain

Lawyer who saved Mandela’s life now fights to defend his name
Khaleej Times, United Arab Emirates - May 21, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law wanted on rape charge
Independent Online, South Africa - May 22, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law 'wanted'
News24, South Africa - May 22, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law wanted for alleged rape
People's Daily Online, China - May 21, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law wanted for rape in US
Dispatch Online, South Africa - 8 hours ago

I won't dodge rape rap, says Mandela's son-in-law
The South African Star (subscription), South Africa

Mandela son-in-law faces US rape charge
Mail & Guardian Online, South Africa - May 21, 2005

Mandela's son-in-law wanted for alleged rape: Report
SABC News, South Africa - May 21, 2005

[newbeginning]

He is not Mandela's son, but son-in-law.

[shhrubbery!]

Amuah, who has a doctorate in physics and education, landed the job of part-time assistant professor at the college in 1990.

Hmmm. Is that a doctorate in "physics and education," OR two separate degrees in in "physics" and "education" ?

There's a big difference. The first is likely a phony-baloney ed-school degree meaning he's supposedly qualified to teach high school level physics (or something like that.

The second -at least, the physics degree part of it- might really mean something.

Or maybe it's a misprint, and the reporter meant "physical education."

[pollwatcher]

#1 in the world for:
Murder
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The "New, Free South Africa" is one of the most censored stories in the country. The Limo Libs were too busy congratulating themselves after their Embassy photo op sit-ins to notice.
To paraphrase Goldwater: They let go of the drowning man's rope to go "help somebody else."

[nutmeg]

Connecticut ping!

Please Freepmail me if you want on or off my infrequent Connecticut ping list.

[solitas]

How 'bout a $150k live-bounty and a $500k dead-bounty on him? I'm sure there's at least ONE enterprising vigilante out there looking for that kind of score.

Besides - if doctor milk-dud-head has ANY sense and realizes he's worth more dead-than-alive, he'd make haste to turn himself in, pronto!