Sascha Wil­son

"Peo­ple still call­ing me names be­cause not every body is aware (I was found not guilty)," he said."To avoid that 99 out of 100 per cent, I am in­door. Some peo­ple call and ex­press their sym­pa­thy...they apol­o­gised."Ex­press­ing re­lief that her hus­band has been freed, Sur­jee said she al­ways knew he was in­no­cent.She said dur­ing the pe­ri­od of the al­leged acts, her hus­band was grave­ly ill."It was em­bar­rass­ing and very dif­fi­cult," she said.Rati­ram said the case was one of the worse pros­e­cu­tions he had ever come across in his ca­reer.He said a pre-ac­tion pro­to­col let­ter would be sent to the State giv­ing them no­tice that with­in one month a ma­li­cious pros­e­cu­tion law­suit would be filed at "nu­clear pro­por­tions."