Well… it seems the flight has landed and the apology has arrived. Controversial forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan made a return to Parliament this morning after last week’s rather dramatic exit — the kind where he stood up mid-questioning, grabbed his bag and headed for the door because, according to him, there was a flight to catch. The problem? The committee hadn’t dismissed him yet. Cue a tense standoff with MPs, including EFF leader Julius Malema telling him to sit down, while others warned a case could be opened. Fast-forward to today and O’Sullivan is back before
the ad hoc committee, apologising in a letter sent overnight and ready to finish his testimony. The
question now is whether this return will bring closure to the drama — or simply the next act.

Well&hellip; it seems the flight has landed and the apology&nbsp;has arrived. Controversial forensic investigator Paul&nbsp;O&rsquo;Sullivan made a return to Parliament this morning&nbsp;after last week&rsquo;s rather dramatic exit &mdash; the kind where&nbsp;he stood up mid-questioning, grabbed his bag and&nbsp;headed for the door because, according to him, there&nbsp;was a flight to catch. The problem? The committee&nbsp;hadn&rsquo;t dismissed him yet. Cue a tense standoff with&nbsp;MPs, including EFF leader Julius Malema telling him to&nbsp;sit down, while others warned a case could be opened.&nbsp;Fast-forward to today and O&rsquo;Sullivan is back before the ad hoc committee, apologising in a letter sent&nbsp;overnight and ready to finish his testimony. The question now is whether this return will bring closure&nbsp;to the drama &mdash; or simply the next act.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope