Madlanga Commission Of Inquiry Hearing

The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry was formally known as the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference, and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System. Chaired by retired Constitutional Court Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga, the Commission of Inquiry represents one of South Africa's most significant probes into the integrity of its policing and judicial structures. The commission's terms of reference include investigating political meddling in police investigations, corruption within SAPS, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), and the judiciary, as well as the role of external influences in undermining justice. The high-profile judicial inquiry will hear allegations of criminality, political interference, and corruption in South Africa’s criminal justice system. The commission aims to uncover deep-rooted issues that have plagued the South African Police Service (SAPS) and related institutions, including allegations of sophisticated criminal syndicates infiltrating high-level operations. Claims were made by KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi during a press briefing in July 2025. He highlighted the abrupt disbanding of a specialised task team probing assassinations linked to political figures, claiming it was done without his consultation and to protect connected individuals. He also pointed to a controversial drug bust involving Sibiya's nephew, who was allegedly released under dubious circumstances, and revealed cellphone records tying a close associate of Mchunu, identified as Brown Mogotsi, to criminal networks.
Click here to watch the Madlanga Commission Of Inquiry Hearing. This live stream is expected to start at 3:30am USA EDT.

Madlanga Commission Of Inquiry Hearing (Stream 2)

The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry was formally known as the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference, and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System. Chaired by retired Constitutional Court Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga, the Commission of Inquiry represents one of South Africa's most significant probes into the integrity of its policing and judicial structures. The commission's terms of reference include investigating political meddling in police investigations, corruption within SAPS, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), and the judiciary, as well as the role of external influences in undermining justice. The high-profile judicial inquiry will hear allegations of criminality, political interference, and corruption in South Africa’s criminal justice system. The commission aims to uncover deep-rooted issues that have plagued the South African Police Service (SAPS) and related institutions, including allegations of sophisticated criminal syndicates infiltrating high-level operations. Claims were made by KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi during a press briefing in July 2025. He highlighted the abrupt disbanding of a specialised task team probing assassinations linked to political figures, claiming it was done without his consultation and to protect connected individuals. He also pointed to a controversial drug bust involving Sibiya's nephew, who was allegedly released under dubious circumstances, and revealed cellphone records tying a close associate of Mchunu, identified as Brown Mogotsi, to criminal networks.
Click here to watch the Madlanga Commission Of Inquiry Hearing (Stream 2). This live stream is expected to start at 3:30am USA EDT.

Senzo Meyiwa Murder Trial

Senzo Meyiwa the Bafana Bafana soccer team captain was shot in October 2014 while visiting his girlfriend, singer Kelly Khumalo, at her mother's house in Vosloorus. Five men are accused of killing him. The men charged are Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya, Bongani Ntanzi, Mothobisi Mncube, Mthokoziseni Maphosa and Sifisokuhle Ntuli.
Click here to watch the Senzo Meyiwa Murder Trial. This live stream is expected to start at 4:00am USA EDT.

Truth and Reconciliation Commission Of Inquiry Hearing

A Judicial Commission of Inquiry will inquire Into allegations regarding efforts or attempts having been made to stop the investigation or prosecution of Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases. The Honourable Madam Justice S Khampepe is its Chairperson and the Honourable Mr Justice F D Kgomo and Adv A Gabriel, SC, are members of the Commission. Important to the Inquiry's work is to establish the reasons why cases that were referred to the South African Police Services for investigation and to the National Prosecuting Authority for prosecution by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission never made it to court.
Click here to watch the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Of Inquiry Hearing. This live stream is expected to start at 4:00am USA EDT.

Live YouTube Judges

Various Judges live on YouTube
Click here to watch the Live YouTube Judges. This live stream is expected to start at 8:00am USA EDT.

Rodney Hinton Jr Trial

Rodney Hinton Jr is charged with Two counts of aggravated murder; One count of murder; and Two counts of felonious assault. The charges relate to a May 2, 2025, incident where prosecutors allege Hinton intentionally used his vehicle to run over and kill Hamilton County Special Deputy Larry Henderson. Deputy Henderson, a 33-year veteran of the force who had recently retired, was directing traffic near the University of Cincinnati during a graduation ceremony when he was struck and killed. It is alleged that Hinton Jr. intentionally targeted Henderson because he was a law enforcement officer. The vehicle attack occurred just hours after Cincinnati police officers showed Hinton Jr. body camera footage of his 18-year-old son, Ryan Hinton, being shot and killed by police during a stolen car investigation. Police stated the younger Hinton had pointed a gun at officers before they fired. His defense argue that he suffered a severe 'mental break' immediately after watching the police footage of his son's death and lacked the mental capacity to comprehend the wrongfulness of his conduct. Hinton Jr. has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
Click here to watch the Rodney Hinton Jr Trial. This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 2)

Rodney Hinton Jr is charged with Two counts of aggravated murder; One count of murder; and Two counts of felonious assault. The charges relate to a May 2, 2025, incident where prosecutors allege Hinton intentionally used his vehicle to run over and kill Hamilton County Special Deputy Larry Henderson. Deputy Henderson, a 33-year veteran of the force who had recently retired, was directing traffic near the University of Cincinnati during a graduation ceremony when he was struck and killed. It is alleged that Hinton Jr. intentionally targeted Henderson because he was a law enforcement officer. The vehicle attack occurred just hours after Cincinnati police officers showed Hinton Jr. body camera footage of his 18-year-old son, Ryan Hinton, being shot and killed by police during a stolen car investigation. Police stated the younger Hinton had pointed a gun at officers before they fired. His defense argue that he suffered a severe 'mental break' immediately after watching the police footage of his son's death and lacked the mental capacity to comprehend the wrongfulness of his conduct. Hinton Jr. has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
Click here to watch the Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 2). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 3)

Rodney Hinton Jr is charged with Two counts of aggravated murder; One count of murder; and Two counts of felonious assault. The charges relate to a May 2, 2025, incident where prosecutors allege Hinton intentionally used his vehicle to run over and kill Hamilton County Special Deputy Larry Henderson. Deputy Henderson, a 33-year veteran of the force who had recently retired, was directing traffic near the University of Cincinnati during a graduation ceremony when he was struck and killed. It is alleged that Hinton Jr. intentionally targeted Henderson because he was a law enforcement officer. The vehicle attack occurred just hours after Cincinnati police officers showed Hinton Jr. body camera footage of his 18-year-old son, Ryan Hinton, being shot and killed by police during a stolen car investigation. Police stated the younger Hinton had pointed a gun at officers before they fired. His defense argue that he suffered a severe 'mental break' immediately after watching the police footage of his son's death and lacked the mental capacity to comprehend the wrongfulness of his conduct. Hinton Jr. has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
Click here to watch the Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 3). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 4)

Rodney Hinton Jr is charged with Two counts of aggravated murder; One count of murder; and Two counts of felonious assault. The charges relate to a May 2, 2025, incident where prosecutors allege Hinton intentionally used his vehicle to run over and kill Hamilton County Special Deputy Larry Henderson. Deputy Henderson, a 33-year veteran of the force who had recently retired, was directing traffic near the University of Cincinnati during a graduation ceremony when he was struck and killed. It is alleged that Hinton Jr. intentionally targeted Henderson because he was a law enforcement officer. The vehicle attack occurred just hours after Cincinnati police officers showed Hinton Jr. body camera footage of his 18-year-old son, Ryan Hinton, being shot and killed by police during a stolen car investigation. Police stated the younger Hinton had pointed a gun at officers before they fired. His defense argue that he suffered a severe 'mental break' immediately after watching the police footage of his son's death and lacked the mental capacity to comprehend the wrongfulness of his conduct. Hinton Jr. has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
Click here to watch the Rodney Hinton Jr Trial (Stream 4). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Timothy Hauschultz Trial

Timothy Hauschultz is accused of ordering punishment against his seven-year-old great nephew Ethan Hauschultz, whom he had legal guardianship over at the time, that led to the boy's 2018 death. Hauschultz faces eight counts, including felony murder who was found dead in a snowbank. Timothy Hauschultz's son, Damian, was convicted of causing Ethan's death. According to the criminal complaint, on April 20, 2018, Timothy told his son, Damian Hauschultz, then 14, to make sure Ethan completed his punishment of being required to carry the log for two hours around a path in the backyard of their home. Damian said he had to carry wood for not knowing 13 Bible verses to Timothy's satisfaction. The punishment was one week of carrying wood for two hours per day. Timothy picked out the logs, but Damian had to supervise the punishment for the younger children. During that time the complaint says Ethan Hauschultz struggled to carry his log and Damian did 'hit, kick, strike and poke Ethan approximately 100 times'. Damian Hauschultz, now 21, pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for Ethan's death. Timothy Hauschultz's wife, Tina McKeever-Hauschultz, served a five-year prison term for her role in the events leading up to and failing to prevent Ethan's death.
Click here to watch the Timothy Hauschultz Trial. This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 2)

Timothy Hauschultz is accused of ordering punishment against his seven-year-old great nephew Ethan Hauschultz, whom he had legal guardianship over at the time, that led to the boy's 2018 death. Hauschultz faces eight counts, including felony murder who was found dead in a snowbank. Timothy Hauschultz's son, Damian, was convicted of causing Ethan's death. According to the criminal complaint, on April 20, 2018, Timothy told his son, Damian Hauschultz, then 14, to make sure Ethan completed his punishment of being required to carry the log for two hours around a path in the backyard of their home. Damian said he had to carry wood for not knowing 13 Bible verses to Timothy's satisfaction. The punishment was one week of carrying wood for two hours per day. Timothy picked out the logs, but Damian had to supervise the punishment for the younger children. During that time the complaint says Ethan Hauschultz struggled to carry his log and Damian did 'hit, kick, strike and poke Ethan approximately 100 times'. Damian Hauschultz, now 21, pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for Ethan's death. Timothy Hauschultz's wife, Tina McKeever-Hauschultz, served a five-year prison term for her role in the events leading up to and failing to prevent Ethan's death.
Click here to watch the Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 2). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 3)

Timothy Hauschultz is accused of ordering punishment against his seven-year-old great nephew Ethan Hauschultz, whom he had legal guardianship over at the time, that led to the boy's 2018 death. Hauschultz faces eight counts, including felony murder who was found dead in a snowbank. Timothy Hauschultz's son, Damian, was convicted of causing Ethan's death. According to the criminal complaint, on April 20, 2018, Timothy told his son, Damian Hauschultz, then 14, to make sure Ethan completed his punishment of being required to carry the log for two hours around a path in the backyard of their home. Damian said he had to carry wood for not knowing 13 Bible verses to Timothy's satisfaction. The punishment was one week of carrying wood for two hours per day. Timothy picked out the logs, but Damian had to supervise the punishment for the younger children. During that time the complaint says Ethan Hauschultz struggled to carry his log and Damian did 'hit, kick, strike and poke Ethan approximately 100 times'. Damian Hauschultz, now 21, pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for Ethan's death. Timothy Hauschultz's wife, Tina McKeever-Hauschultz, served a five-year prison term for her role in the events leading up to and failing to prevent Ethan's death.
Click here to watch the Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 3). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 4)

Timothy Hauschultz is accused of ordering punishment against his seven-year-old great nephew Ethan Hauschultz, whom he had legal guardianship over at the time, that led to the boy's 2018 death. Hauschultz faces eight counts, including felony murder who was found dead in a snowbank. Timothy Hauschultz's son, Damian, was convicted of causing Ethan's death. According to the criminal complaint, on April 20, 2018, Timothy told his son, Damian Hauschultz, then 14, to make sure Ethan completed his punishment of being required to carry the log for two hours around a path in the backyard of their home. Damian said he had to carry wood for not knowing 13 Bible verses to Timothy's satisfaction. The punishment was one week of carrying wood for two hours per day. Timothy picked out the logs, but Damian had to supervise the punishment for the younger children. During that time the complaint says Ethan Hauschultz struggled to carry his log and Damian did 'hit, kick, strike and poke Ethan approximately 100 times'. Damian Hauschultz, now 21, pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for Ethan's death. Timothy Hauschultz's wife, Tina McKeever-Hauschultz, served a five-year prison term for her role in the events leading up to and failing to prevent Ethan's death.
Click here to watch the Timothy Hauschultz Trial (Stream 4). This live stream is expected to start at 9:00am USA EDT.

Aaron White Trial

Aaron White faces charges for the murder and dismemberment of Jon Atkins and Deven McDaniel, in Bean Station, Tennessee. White is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of abuse of a corpse. In May 2024, Jon Atkins, 49, and Deven McDaniel, 32, were found dead at a property. White was charged in connection to the deaths, and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation added him to its Most Wanted List in June 2024. He was captured in Hamblen County the next month. Investigators say a bank receipt documenting White's account was found near where the bodies had been dismembered. They also say that cell phone records indicated that a device White was known to use had been connected to a cell tower just a mile from the killing.
Click here to watch the Aaron White Trial. This live stream is expected to start at 9:15am USA EDT.

Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial

Miguel Enrique Salguero-Olivares is charged with first-degree murder in the case of the 2012 murder of 19-year-old UNC-Chapel Hill student Faith Hedgepeth. He was linked to the case after investigators recovered DNA from semen collected through a sexual assault kit and from elsewhere at the crime scene, police said. On Sept. 7, 2012, Hedgepeth’s body was found in an off-campus apartment bedroom. An autopsy revealed she died from a severe beating to her head. She was a sophomore at UNC-CH with aspirations to be a pediatrician. Salguero-Olivares was arrested on August 16, 2021 in Raleigh for driving while impaired.
Click here to watch the Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial. This live stream is expected to start at 9:30am USA EDT.

Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 2)

Miguel Enrique Salguero-Olivares is charged with first-degree murder in the case of the 2012 murder of 19-year-old UNC-Chapel Hill student Faith Hedgepeth. He was linked to the case after investigators recovered DNA from semen collected through a sexual assault kit and from elsewhere at the crime scene, police said. On Sept. 7, 2012, Hedgepeth’s body was found in an off-campus apartment bedroom. An autopsy revealed she died from a severe beating to her head. She was a sophomore at UNC-CH with aspirations to be a pediatrician. Salguero-Olivares was arrested on August 16, 2021 in Raleigh for driving while impaired.
Click here to watch the Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 2). This live stream is expected to start at 9:30am USA EDT.

Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 3)

Miguel Enrique Salguero-Olivares is charged with first-degree murder in the case of the 2012 murder of 19-year-old UNC-Chapel Hill student Faith Hedgepeth. He was linked to the case after investigators recovered DNA from semen collected through a sexual assault kit and from elsewhere at the crime scene, police said. On Sept. 7, 2012, Hedgepeth’s body was found in an off-campus apartment bedroom. An autopsy revealed she died from a severe beating to her head. She was a sophomore at UNC-CH with aspirations to be a pediatrician. Salguero-Olivares was arrested on August 16, 2021 in Raleigh for driving while impaired.
Click here to watch the Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 3). This live stream is expected to start at 9:30am USA EDT.

Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 4)

Miguel Enrique Salguero-Olivares is charged with first-degree murder in the case of the 2012 murder of 19-year-old UNC-Chapel Hill student Faith Hedgepeth. He was linked to the case after investigators recovered DNA from semen collected through a sexual assault kit and from elsewhere at the crime scene, police said. On Sept. 7, 2012, Hedgepeth’s body was found in an off-campus apartment bedroom. An autopsy revealed she died from a severe beating to her head. She was a sophomore at UNC-CH with aspirations to be a pediatrician. Salguero-Olivares was arrested on August 16, 2021 in Raleigh for driving while impaired.
Click here to watch the Miguel Salguero-Olivares Trial (Stream 4). This live stream is expected to start at 9:30am USA EDT.