| Six Feet In The Ground
The Petitioner further complains that the first Respondent threatened to put the Petitioner six feet in the ground. This probably means killing the petitioner who stated that this threat scared voters. The first Respondent admits making the threat but he says that the threat was not aimed at the Petitioner. Apart from him (the petitioner), there is no evidence from any voters who say that they were scared. The statement is generally vague. It is possible to conclude that the statement was aimed at the Petitioner who must have been apprehensive because of this threat that must have affected his freedom of movement, the effect of the threat is minimal, I think. Moreover its vagueness leaves many interpretations to be put on it. Consequently I think that it does not amount to anything.
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