Honeymoon murder suspect 'suffers mental-health relapse'

A British man wanted in South Africa over the honeymoon murder of his wife has suffered a mental health relapse, a court has heard.

Honeymoon murder suspect 'suffers mental-health relapse'
Wed, 15 May, 2013 - 16:56

A British man wanted in South Africa over the honeymoon murder of his wife has suffered a mental health relapse, a court has heard.

Shrien Dewani (aged 33) is being treated at a hospital in Bristol for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but Westminster Magistrates' Court heard last month his condition had "improved significantly".

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CourtsPlace: South AfricaPlace: BristolPlace: Gugulethu townshipPlace: Cape TownPlace: Goodwood prisonPlace: ValkenburgPlace: GoodwoodPerson: Shrien DewaniPerson: DewaniPerson: AnniPerson: Clare MontgomeryPerson: QCPerson: Hugo KeithPerson: KeithPerson: South AfricansPerson: Chief MagistratePerson: Howard RiddleOrganisation: Westminster Magistrates' CourtOrganisation: GovernmentOrganisation: Valkenburg Hospital
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