O’Sullivan defies ad-hoc subpoenas

FORENSIC consultant Paul O’Sullivan says he is ready to testify virtually before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee, which is investigating serious allegations of misconduct and infiltration within the criminal justice system.

- JONISAYI MAROMO

He firmly rejected claims suggesting he had left South Africa to evade testifying, asserting that he has business commitments in the UK.

“No, I have business to do, and I am doing my business. I have business in the UK which I am doing. Thave told them I am happy to do it virtually,” O’Sullivan stated during a conversation with JOL from London.

He expressed concerns about his safety, alleging that the committee’s insistence on his physical presence is motivated by ulterior motives. “They want me there in person so that I can be shot,” he alleged.

He indicated that if the committee attempts to subpoena him, he would challenge it legally.