Clinton Nassif’s lawyer has refused to confirm “dramatic new details” about his role in the September 2005 death of his boss, mining magnate Brett Kebble,

In a 702 exclusive, it was revealed that an alleged draft affidavit contained all the details pertaining to the alleged suicide.

Lawyer Marius du Toit says he is aware of the existence of a draft affidavit but has not seen the affidavit.

Kebble died two years ago in a hail of bullets behind the steering wheel of his Mercedes-Benz in Melrose, Johannesburg,.

However, the man accused of killing him, businessman Glenn Agliotti, later told the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court that Kebble’s death was, in fact, an assisted suicide.

Asked whether Nassif had sought a blanket amnesty, National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Tlali Tlali would not comment