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Ma Mxolisi's Beyond Prayer Analysis

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Ma, Mxolisi 's beyond prayer. If he doesn 't want to change, then he won 't. - Why can 't you accept that? - Because he 's my son, Ayanda! You still don 't want to come clean? Just admit that you killed that woman. How did you kill her? There 's someone amongst us... who pretends to be one of us... but isn 't one of us. He 's a wolf in sheep 's clothing. Hallelujah! - Ayanda Mdletshe... - Hawu! The whole of KwaMashu knows that you 're a criminal who 's capable of... Shaun, stop giving me problems and give me solutions! Just do your job for once and get us out of here. Finish! I 've filed an application for you to appear in front of the magistrate for a bail hearing. - Where 's Mxolisi? - He 's preparing to go for his bail hearing. - You …show more content…

Yes, we took the toy car and ran tests on it... to see if we could get any fingerprints. The results came back with both the accused 's fingerprints. What makes you certain that it was the same red miniature car you had seen before? I had seen the miniature car... in Mxolisi Xulu 's hands at the scrapyard... as I normally check in on them as parolees. What makes you so sure that... it 's the same miniature car? It 's an expensive miniature car. It 's hard to forget it. And in your experience, of over 30 years, right? Yes. To whom does this evidence point? It places Mxolisi Xulu... and Zweli Maphumulo... at the crime scene where the car was found. Which means they hijacked the car... and killed Nerina Govender. No further questions, Your Worship. R1,000? - What 's wrong? - Some company just debited R1,000 from my account. Friend, I don 't even know this company. Yes. Hello? Yes. I 'm trying to find out who took R1,000 from my account? Excuse me, who? Yes. No. I don 't know those people. Okay. I 'm taking down... Hold on. Yes. Okay. Hold for me, please. Alright. Give me the number. Alright. Thank you for this number.

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