A sniffer dog played a pivotal role in exposing key evidence against Tiffany Meek, the Roodepoort mother accused of murdering her son, Jayden-Lee.
While Meek insists she is being framed and plans to plead not guilty, the investigation took a decisive turn when the dog reacted to a bloodstained pillow and mattress during a crime scene search.
Forensic tests later confirmed the blood matched Jayden’s DNA.
CCTV footage showed Meek returning alone to the flat hours before the boy’s body was discovered.
His red school jacket and bag were also found in the home, corroborating witness statements.
The case has been postponed to 22 July for further testimony from the investigating officer.
