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‘Hopefully now he can feel an inch of pain we feel every day’
THE family of taxi driver Jacob Humphreys will still be able to visit him while he serves 20 years but the parents of the children who died in his taxi will never see them again....
Published By: Cape Argus - Wednesday, 29 February, 2012
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