Court Hearings in Channelle Henning’s Murder Continue

Court hearings are going on in the murder case of a woman named as Channelle Henning. During the same, convict murderer Willem Pieterse was also called to testify his statement.

He was present at the hearing that was taking place in the Pretoria High Court. He talked about his life and how he entered into drug abuse. Judge asked him about his association with other two convicts Ambrose Monye and Andre Gouws.

The judge asked them about how they were similar to each other. On this, Pieterse was found saying that they are similar by one factor and that one factor is that they both are thugs. In order to prove the same, he asked the judge and other sitting members to check their body movement and style of walk.

He further affirmed that such things reveal a lot about a person. Pieterse said that he has not murdered anyone before and it would be the last time that he has done something like this. "It was for theft, assault and robbery... No, I'm not a murderer for hire, except for this time", said he.

He also confirmed that he has been convicted three times earlier as well. After their hearing, all the three convicts were put back into jail.


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