Extortionist arrested in Johannesburg
after extensive investigation by
Dave Miller and his super Sleuths

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Our own Dave Miller front page "The Telegraph"

Private detective Dave Miller said Mr Dewani's father and brother rang him from Britain in the early hours on the night of her disappearance asking him to get involved in the search for Anni Dewani. At this stage the newly-wed bride was missing after being abducted by the carjackers, but her body had not been found. Mr Miller, a former South African Police Service detective who now runs Sleuth Detectives, said he told the Dewanis to let the police do their job and call him back in the morning if she had not been found. Mr Miller said: "When you have someone in a state of shock, and the first three or four minutes it's like a bomb has exploded, you want everything done at once but my view is that you let it take its course and not run in like a bull in a china shop. "In the morning when the daylight arrived, if police hadn't taken them seriously, if they had not allocated senior officers, I would get involved.