The mother of a six-year-old girl who lost over a year ago in South Africa was trying to try to organize his kidnapping.
Kelly Smith, his boyfriend Jacquen Playolist and their friend Steveno Van Rhyn arrested after the son Smith, lost from outside his house in Santanha Bay, near Cape Town, in February last year.
Joshlin’s disappearance sent shockwaves across South Africa and despite a more publicly informed, he can still be found.
All three pray not guilty of human trafficking charges and kidnapping.
At first Ms Smith said Joshlin was lost after he left the young woman to care for Mr Apollis.
The prosecutors later accused him that “sold, given or interrupted” six years old and lied about his disappearance.
A severe and widespread search then began for the young girl but the attention soon became his friend and former co-sichy, according to Daily Maverick News in Africa.
His search also attracts the interests of Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, which offers a reward of a million rand (£ 42,500; $ 54,000) for his safe return.
The test runs from 3-28 March at the Sardadan Multi-Purpose Center, which has been repuded by a high court specifically for the case.
A judge in charge earlier this year is explained that the location is selected to “ensure that the community has access” in the conversation of the marathon.