Nude photos save man from theft charges in court

A man was found not guilty of theft charges after he showed the court nude photos on his cell phone.
The man was accused of breaking into a house and stealing items, including a woman’s clothes.
However, his charges were dropped after he produced photos of himself in his bed with the “victim”.
It all began when a man named Sindele Masuku called police claiming that Alouis Mutambo, 43, broke into his house and stole his wife’s clothing among other items, and ransacked the house.
Police went to Mutambo’s house and found the “stolen” items. Mutambo of Hleke village,Zimbabwe, was charged with three counts of burglary, theft and malicious damage of property of the plaintiff's house.
However, in his defense, Mutambo told the court that he was in love with the Masuku’s wife, whose name is Beauty Farai. He also told the court that Farai asked him to help her run away from home that night.
"She gave me the bags and asked me to take it to my house and that is what I did. I took it to my house and waited for her to follow,”the man told the court. Later, instead of the woman arriving to his home, police came to arrest him saying that he had stolen the items.Farai however, denied having a relationship with Mutambo. She accused him of lying to cover his tracks. Mutambo then produced nude images of himself with Farai in his bed, which he had
taken with his cell phone after the two had sex. "I also had videos of us making love which unfortunately I deleted, but these photos were taken in bed after we had sex,” Mutambo told judge Taurai Manwere.Judge Manwere looked at the photos and
handed the phone to Farai. She admitted that they were indeed photos of her. After being confronted with hard evidence, Farai admitted
to the affair. She also admitted to giving the clothes to Mutambo.
All charges against Mutambo were dropped.

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