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Thandi Maqubela (File, Nardus Engelbrecht, Sapa)
Thandi Maqubela (File, Nardus Engelbrecht, Sapa)

Cape Town - Convicted killer Thandi Maqubela was sentenced by the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday to and effective 18 years in jail.

She was sentenced to 15 years for killing her husband, acting Judge Patrick Maqubela in his Sea Point, Cape Town, flat in 2009.

Maqubela was further sentenced to three years for forging his will and another three years for committing fraud by causing potential prejudice in his estate.

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