Closing submissions in the trial involving Edmond Sae, the former policeman accused of murdering former police commissioner Sir Fredrick Soaki in cold blood at the Auki Motel in 2003, have been heard this morning.
SIBC Online was in the High Court in Honiara to hear the submissions but, at the moment, is prevented from reporting any specific details on the case. The trial is a “closed trial” as witnesses involved have expressed concern over being identified.
In court Sae, in a long-sleeve polo shirt and sporting a mustache, barely changed his expression during the closing submissions as Director of Public Prosecutions Ronald Talasasa read out his statement.
