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[FEATURE] Judgment day for axe murder accused Henri van Breda
Judgment in the case against murder accused Henri van Breda will be delivered on 21 May. Van Breda is accused of murdering his parents, older brother and seriously injuring his sister in an attack at their Stellenbosch home in 2015.
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Murder accused Henri van Breda to learn his fate
Van Breda stands accused of killing his parents and older brother, and maiming his younger sister in an attack at their Stellenbosch home in January 2015.
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[WATCH] Henri Van Breda: What to know before judgment day
Triple murder accused Henri van Breda hears his fate on Monday.
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Henri van Breda to wait a little longer as judgment delayed
A gaunt-looking Van Breda made a brief appearance in the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday.
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[WATCH] Van Breda judgment postponed to May
The NPA has not given reasons for the move but has confirmed Judge Siraj Desai will conclude the matter in May. Henri van Breda is accused of the murder of his parents and brother and the attempted murder of his sister.
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Judgment in Henri van Breda murder trial to be delivered in May
Van Breda is accused of murdering three members of his family and seriously injuring his sister in an attack at their Stellenbosch home in 2015.
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Van Breda expected back in court today
Henri van Breda is accused of murdering his parents and brother and seriously injuring his sister in an attack at their home in Stellenbosch in 2015.
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Van Breda to appear in court for postponement of trial
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has not given reasons for the move but has confirmed Judge Siraj Desai will conclude the matter, which is one of his last cases before retirement.
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Defence: Henri van Breda had no motive to attack family
The defense and State have wrapped up closing arguments in the murder trial and judgment is expected on 23 April.
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Van Breda trial: Defence seeks to throw forensic evidence in doubt
One of the most incriminating findings forensic analyst James Stewart presented was that Van Breda’s hair was found on his sister Marli’s T-shirt and in her hand.
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Estate security in the spotlight again in van Breda murder trial
The vulnerability of security at the De Zalze Estate in Stellenbosch has been a key factor in the defence’s strategy, even during closing argument.
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'State has failed to prove van Breda is guilty beyond reasonable doubt'
Advocate Pieter Botha has argued the State has not brought any eyewitnesses or direct evidence to implicate Henri van Breda in the murders.
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Defence: State's evidence supports Van Breda's version of events
The defence is presenting its closing arguments on Tuesday after the prosecution wrapped up on Monday.
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Van Breda's defence to argue he wasn't behind murders
The State wrapped up its closing arguments on Monday and today, the defense will have its chance.
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[WATCH] Van Breda trial: State argues premeditated murder
Closing arguments are being heard in the Western Cape High Court on Monday and the State has said accused Henri van Breda should be charged with premeditated murder.
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Van Breda trial: Prosecutor takes aim at defence's expert witnesses
Henri Van Breda is accused of murdering his mother, father and brother, and trying to kill his sister.
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Van Breda family knew attacker, prosecutor argues
Prosecutor Susan Galloway claims Henri van Breda intended to kill his younger sister as well.
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Henri van Breda: State argues it is unlikely intruders murdered family
Van Breda claims an intruder murder his parents and older brother, and attacked his younger sister at their Stellenbosch home in January 2015.
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Closing arguments to begin in Van Breda murder trial
Closing arguments are likely to stretch over the next few days after the bulk of the highly publicised trial played out over 63 days last year.
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Van Breda to spend Christmas at home after defence wraps up case
The 63-day trial of Henri van Breda came to an end on Wednesday.
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'Stress of case could’ve triggered Van Breda’s seizures'
Doctor James Butler diagnosed Van Breda with epilepsy earlier this month after the 23-year old apparently had a fit.
