Child pornography case against Darry Wilken postponed

JOHANNESBURG - The case of money laundering and possession of child-abusive sexual material against a Midrand man and his partner has been postponed to next week Monday.
 
Darryn Wilken and his web designer partner, Tiona Moodley, were arrested this month after police discovered an estimated 10 million videos and photos of child pornography, contraband and drugs in their Midrand home.

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The pair then subsequently appeared before the Randburg Magistrates Court on Tuesday where the defence argued the charge of money laundering and its severity.
 
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)'s Phindi Mjonodwana said that the State's investigations into the matter were ongoing.

"So now we have requested a postponement as the State for the office of the director of public prosecution to provide us with a certificate that confirms the schedule and also we were presented with the address of accuse number 1 this morning, so we requested time for the verification of such an address."