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Accused husband killer maintains innocence
Cape Times
|December 02, 2025
“I DENY offering anybody money to kill my husband”
These were the words of accused husband killer, Zurenah Smit, 59, who took the stand at the Western Cape High Court yesterday to testify about allegations that she masterminded her husband's 2019 murder.
She was questioned about allegedly having promised her co-accused R2 million to have her husband murdered.
In her testimony, Smit maintained her innocence when she made bare denials of being involved with robberies and the 2019 murder carried out at Louisenhof Farm, where she lived with her slain husband Stefan Smit.
Smit denied allegations that she drugged her husband to steal R235,000, a firearm, and Kruger Rand coins from a safe.
“Thad no reason to drug my husband. He was taking care of me and provided for my whole family,’ she said.
Answering to count four (conspiracy to commit murder), Smit, who moments before became emotional in the box, denied the charge against her.
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