Re: [MLS Group] Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

Khumbo, 

The ending of the story tells us much about where the fellow is, no?    

He probably will kill some lawyer some day or someone will if we do not clean our house!

On Jan 27, 2019, at 7:23 AM, Khumbo Soko <19kwacha@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes Trev. It doesn't tell us much what wrong the lawyer did. But it surely tells us how angry the screwee is.

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On Sun, 27 Jan 2019, 13:10 trevor chimimba <trevorchimimba@gmail.com wrote:

Is that all that we got from the story: "bitterness"!

On Jan 27, 2019, at 6:02 AM, 'sundu' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness will kill him first 

mfundisi 

On 27 Jan 2019, at 10:59, 'Jabbar Alide' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness is loud and clear.

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On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 at 16:55, Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda

<thabo.chakaka@gmail.com> wrote:

Samuel Magombo Writes  A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.

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Re: [MLS Group] Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

The "bitterness" obliterated what was otherwise a very touching story. He is his own worst enemy. 

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On Sun, 27 Jan 2019 at 13:10, trevor chimimba

<trevorchimimba@gmail.com> wrote:

Is that all that we got from the story: "bitterness"!

On Jan 27, 2019, at 6:02 AM, 'sundu' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness will kill him first 

mfundisi 

On 27 Jan 2019, at 10:59, 'Jabbar Alide' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness is loud and clear.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 at 16:55, Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda

<thabo.chakaka@gmail.com> wrote:

Samuel Magombo Writes  A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.

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Re: [MLS Group] Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

Yes Trev. It doesn't tell us much what wrong the lawyer did. But it surely tells us how angry the screwee is.

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On Sun, 27 Jan 2019, 13:10 trevor chimimba <trevorchimimba@gmail.com wrote:

Is that all that we got from the story: "bitterness"!

On Jan 27, 2019, at 6:02 AM, 'sundu' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness will kill him first 

mfundisi 

On 27 Jan 2019, at 10:59, 'Jabbar Alide' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness is loud and clear.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 at 16:55, Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda

<thabo.chakaka@gmail.com> wrote:

Samuel Magombo Writes  A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.

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Re: [MLS Group] Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

Is that all that we got from the story: "bitterness"!

On Jan 27, 2019, at 6:02 AM, 'sundu' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness will kill him first 

mfundisi 

On 27 Jan 2019, at 10:59, 'Jabbar Alide' via MLS Group <malawilawsociety@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The bitterness is loud and clear.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 at 16:55, Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda

<thabo.chakaka@gmail.com> wrote:

Samuel Magombo Writes  A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.

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Re: [MLS Group] Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

The bitterness is loud and clear.

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On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 at 16:55, Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda

<thabo.chakaka@gmail.com> wrote:

Samuel Magombo Writes  A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.

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Lawyer I wanted to kill by Samuel Magombo

Samuel Magombo Writes A LAWYER I WANTED TO KILL

The only time I had considered the option of taking human life was when I realized that a certain lawyer had betrayed me. Not only did that lawyer sell off the case to my opponents, he also swindled me big time. This lawyer cleansed me of every penny, rendered me into pauperism and then sold the case to my opponents.

My world crumbled, the only reasonable thing that my mind thought of was suicide. But as much as I was going to die, I resolved that I would not die alone. The lawyer would go first.

I did not kill that lawyer, but every time I saw him, I literally smelt his blood. In my mind it was never a question of 'if' but a matter of 'when' I would have him bumped off.... For few years I had been thinking of the best methodology, timing and all that. I was convinced that eliminating him from the face of this society was an act of civic duty and a form of justice that I had no other way of receiving.

I do not know of any other similar emotional pain equal in intensity and length to the pain of being betrayed by your own lawyer. It is thus my conviction that lawyers who deliberately aid miscarriage of justice for their personal gain; have to be weeded from society.

However, yesterday I saw him at Gateway Mall. He looks 80% dead. The swag is gone, his lips are peeling off, his skin in generously punctuated with black spots, house-flies follow him as if queueing in anticipation of his decomposition. His gait is sombre.... dude is gaunt, tired and anorexic.

I was amazed at the strength of his voice, the determination of his words.... towards the end of the conversation, he was like: - "Amwene, I screwed you up ....... But look at me, am a mess. I do not want to ask you this, I won't ask for your forgiveness, but I want you man, to know that I really sorry and sad for what I did......I guess everything else...."..(then he chocked, coughed and spat want looked like a huge ball of brownish but blood tainted mucus)....….

...". I am sure everything else that I am going through right now, I deserve it, I messed too many lives.…' He said.

Well, I have not forgiven him yet, but I heard and accepted his apology. Maybe in the future, maybe I will forgive him, I take my time, and surely, I am not in hurry.

The good news is that I do not have to kill him myself. That would be a worst of effort and resources.
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Mlothwa Mlothwa’s view of justice in Malawi

'Advocate JJ Strijdom SC in RSA during an interview with the Parliamentary Committee for a role as Judge in the High Court Division of Gauteng, prided himself for having delivered 100 judgements in a single year and only faced one appeal of the 100, even then, a senior court upheld his judgment. This is the level of accountability, excellency, responsibility and competency needed to deliver Justice to citizens and organisations.

Back to this part of the universe, I am not sure if there is an organ that exists to check the Judiciary, their conduct and decisions made. I know of countries, where even the Supreme Courts decisions are subjected to further scrutiny by an independent committee or indeed a committee of Parliament. So far, this part of the universe, seems the Judiciary has a blank cheque. It intrigues me as to how their performance is measured periodically and what informs promotions, pay raise etc. The morality of their strikes is another matter. I won't dwell on it.

I have sought justice myself many times and I am still seeking, It would be fair if I concluded from my experience,I see myself as a "beggar of justice". This is not an attack, but feedback to the Judiciary as a Court User. Let me be petty, the Elizabethan architecture ( my subjective view) of Courts, the inside brownish wooden decor and robes are quite intimidating and unfriendly, it is possible to have a friendlier look and feel.

I don't know whether there is no customer service in Law studies or in practice or may be it is not necessary at all, but right from the reception at Courts, to behaviour of some Law Clerks to the conduct of some Judicial Officers, non computerised systems, to lack of vital resources to deliver justice such as stationery - they all conspire as factors to give one an impression as court users we are actually being " done a favour" to have matters given a date, heard and decided. Justice is getting delayed without justification and not up to me to say it is being denied as well.

I am told, elsewhere - a career in the Judiciary is aptly choosing an abnormal life because it is taxing as it demands long hours of work and burning midnight oil. Ordinarily, am told they should also rarely be seen in public. This part of the universe, without sounding petty - we meet them at night clubs and other places of "fun" quite regularly as though they have no work. They seem to have so much free time, at the expense of justice and this is purely my opinion. I must hasten to recognise the very few that work hard in the Judiciary. They are there, it is fair to say so.

Who monitors their performance? I feel reforms should have started at the Judiciary. Imagine a World where courts disposed off matters quickly; employers, corrupt people, criminals etc would think twice before doing what they do!

Then there is the Industrial Relations Court, in all fairness- this court must be operating overtime and at the speed of light because employers tamper with peoples' livelihoods, willy nilly. Literally Justice is being delivered after Justice Seekers have long died! If it is not about panelists not being available, it is the Presiding Officers attending a workshop or gone for a Masters degree. When all excuses are exhausted, one gets told, there is change at IRC- " wait until new officers are appointed". Why should a labour matter take 3 years before it is even given a date?' Copied from Mlothwa Mlothwa's wall.

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