article_snippet: Vinod Hindocha wife Nilam, 64, who is in remission from stomach cancer, was with Vinod Hindocha in Sweden at the time of the accident and had gone shopping when Vinod Hindocha was hurt.
article_snippet: the accident comes after a harrowing court case attended by Mr Hindocha in which details of Vinod Hindocha daughter's murder were recounted in detail.
article_snippet: a cab was hijacked by two gunmen who threw Shrien out before driving away.
article_snippet: Shortly afterwards taxi driver Zola Tongo, 35, was arrested.
article_snippet: Vinod Hindocha confessed to Vinod Hindocha part in the death, naming Xolile Mngeni and Mziwamadoda Qwabe as the men who carried out the fatal attack.
article_snippet: The tragedy came after Mr Hindocha saw Shrien Dewani, the husband of Mr Hindocha murdered daughter Anni, acquitted of ordering his murdered daughter Anni killing (pictured, Shrien and Anni together before Shrien and Anni
article_snippet: However, Mr Hindocha also said Shrien had ordered Mr Hindocha to carry out a hit on Mr Hindocha new bride, claiming Mr Hindocha wanted out of the marriage.
article_snippet: After years of delays and legal wrangling during which Shrien claimed to be suffering from depression, Mr Hindocha was finally extradited to South Africa to stand trial last year.