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Rob Packham played hide-and-seek with the media in the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday after his trial was postponed to April 15.

Court officials took the murder accused to the holding cells after the trial was adjourned. 

READ: Rob Packham expected to take the stand in his murder trial in April

Packham turned around, blew a kiss to his daughters and then realised journalists were photographing him. 

He ducked behind the wall and peered out a couple of times to see if he was still being photographed, before smiling at the cameras and descending down the stairs to the holding cells.

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