The father of one of the four policemen killed in the Jeppestown massacre is looking forward to closing a painful chapter of life.

Eleven of the 12 Jeppe massacre accused have been found guilty on further charges of possessing an AK-47 assault rifle and unlicensed firearms.

Johannesburg High Court Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng lashed out at the country’s legal system on Thursday, saying it has lost its integrity.

The remaining seven accused in the Jeppestown massacre trial will hear their fate on Thursday.

Gunpowder residue and DNA samples were all the evidence needed for judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng to place three men at the scene of a shoot-out in Jeppe.

The Johannesburg High Court was expected to hand down judgement against ten of the 13 Jeppestown massacre accused on Tuesday.

Two of the 13 accused in the Jeppestown massacre trial were found guilty in the Johannesburg High Court on Monday.

Johannesburg High Court Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng has adjourned the Jeppestown massacre judgement to Wednesday.

More details of the Jeppestown massacre were unveiled in the Johannesburg High Court on Monday as the judge recounted witness statements.

Court 4D of the Johannesburg High Court had to be cleared and the Jeppestown shootout judgement halted following a power failure on Monday.