Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that popular Holiday swindler, Tasneem 'Tazz' Moosa, has avoided an interview with the people she had scammed.
Yusuf Abramjee, a popular South African crime blogger, revealed a few discussions that went down during the short and inconclusive interview with Tasneem.
“Earlier today (Monday), she sent me a text message: ‘Salaams. Does 9am SA time suit you rather? Also, kindly send me a list of questions prior to interview. In this matter, it is clear that you represent the refund due to individuals so my attorney has advised against interviews, however I am willing to be interviewed telephonically with the list of questions presented prior to interview, as I believe that you will remain unbiased and factual as your role dictates?”
Abramjee said he responded to Moosa: “Hi Tazz. I have mailed some questions. Unfortunately I’m unable to give a full list of questions because if you have nothing to hide, why have questions prior to that? You can be assured I will be fair and use the interview unedited.”
Abramjee said on Monday evening, Moosa said: “Hi Yusuf, unfortunately without comprehensive list of questions, there is no way my legal representative is allowing this interview. He has in fact requested that I not make any further media statements at all until further notice due to extreme media prejudice to date. Legal rep will be releasing a statement in due course.”
Abramjee said he has asked for the details of Moosa’s attorney, but they were not forthcoming.
“Moosa clearly has something to hide, 310 cases have now been registered with the SAPS, totalling R26 608 060. More cases are expected to be opened over the coming days. The cases will be investigated by the Commercial Crime Unit assisted by the Hawks. A call has also been made on Interpol to assist,” he said.
Comments by Dr Faraaz Akoo, one of the many victims, and Admin on Telegram Recovery Group.
We are disappointed that Tasneem Moosa has backed out of the interview. She has to answer to the hundreds of people who lost their hard earned cash.
"She can run but she can't hide. We want justice and be assured we are not going to back done. We call on authorities to act decisively."
Yusuf Abramjee wrote:
"Over 200 criminal cases have been opened with the @SAPoliceService after people lost money with “Hello Darlings” CEO Tasneem Moosa. The cases were reported at police stations across the country. @INTERPOL_HQ @CSIWorld @TurkishPoliceFA @DubaiPoliceHQ.
"#HelloDarlings Tazz Moosa chickens out of interview. 310 cases now reported with the @SAPoliceService and counting: Money involved R21 608 060."
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