Angelo Agrizzi: Protecting politicians. Burning evidence.

If you wonder why State Capture accused are roaming free, watch Chris Steyn’s interview with former BOSASA COO Angelo Agrizzi. Ever since implicating himself when he blew the whistle on corruption at BOSASA, he has battled to hold accountable politicians also fingered only to now be told that the evidence has been destroyed. “Apparently it was in a courthouse that was affected by a fire or a flood. It's very sketchy details. Naturally it would be sketchy. I've been asking questions for the last two, three years. Why is nothing happening? I've done countless affidavits. I have written countless statements, sworn statements, under oath. I have given all that information. I can recreate all the evidence that they had. It's there. It's on the Cloud. It's available. Why has no one ever contacted me and asked me to assist in reproducing and giving evidence.” Agrizzi vows to “continue fighting and asking questions about what the South African government is doing about the Zondo Commission recommendations, what is going to happen to Nomvula Mokonyane, Gwede Mantashe, Tabang Makwetla, all the people listed in there…I. will continue. If it means I've got to go on the international platform and start doing it there, then so be it.” Meanwhile, Agrizzi describes his dealings with Advocate Glynnis Breytenbach from her time at the NPA; how corruption destroyed his relationship with Gavin Watson; the death threats to try and stop him from exposing the rot; the possible agenda behind his own arrest - and why he will be fighting the State’s R1,6 billion confiscation order.