Bisexual Shrien Dewani told his new bride Anni their relationship was 'not natural' and he was 'forcing himself' to be with her five days after they married, murder trial hears

Murder victim threatened to walk out just five days after they married

She said he had left her feeling hurt, confused and unable to sleep

Shrien Dewani attempted to put her mind at ease in his reply 

Dewani, now 34, denies five charges, including murder and kidnapping 

Murder-accused Shrien Dewani told his new bride their relationship was 'not natural' and he was 'forcing' himself to be with her just five days after their wedding, intimate emails between the newlyweds reveal.

Anni, who was 28 when she was shot to death in South Africa in 2010, threatened to walk out on him before their ill-fated honeymoon after he told her he regretted their marriage, his murder trial heard.

The Swedish engineer sent two scathing late-night messages to bisexual Dewani, 34, just a week before her murder following his frank admissions which left her feeling hurt, confused and unable to sleep.

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