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‘Highly unlikely that Van Breda faked amnesia after axe murders’
Doctor James Butler diagnosed Henri Van Breda with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy after a seizure earlier in November.
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[WATCH LIVE] Van Breda murder trial: Neurologist continues testimony
Defence witness neurologist James Butler continues his testimony in the Henri van Breda murder trial.
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Van Breda murder trial: Neurologist to continue testimony
Dr James Butler is the sixth witness to be called by the defence and earlier this month diagnosed Van Breda with epilepsy following a seizure.
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Neurologist: Van Breda test results show strong presence of epilepsy
The defence's sixth witness, a neurologist, Doctor James Butler, has testified on Van Breda's symptoms when he was admitted to hospital following a seizure earlier this month.
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Neurologist: Evidence points to Van Breda experiencing non-epileptic seizures
Dr James Butler diagnosed triple murder accused Henri van Breda of having a condition called juvenile myoclonic epilepsy after he had a seizure two weeks ago.
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Doctor to explain Van Breda’s blackout on night of attack
Murder accused Henri van Breda's legal team is likely to link his recent seizure to his claim of blacking out on the night of the attack.
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Neurologist says condition Van Breda diagnosed with uncommon in adults
The court on Monday heard the 23-year-old family axe murder accused Henri van Breda was diagnosed with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy after suffering a seizure last week.
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Judge raises concerns over Van Breda trial being drawn out
Defence advocate Pieter Botha has requested a two-week postponement to allow a neurologist and a psychologist to compile reports.
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[WATCH LIVE] Psychologist explains Van Breda's behaviour on night of attack
Henri Van Breda is on trial in the Western Cape High Court for the murder of his parents and older brother at their Stellenbosch home in 2015.
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Henri van Breda diagnosed with epilepsy after suffering seizure, court told
Henri van Breda’s lawyer Pieter Botha says he was discharged from Constantiaberg Medi Clinic on Sunday night.
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Van Breda defence's last attempt to solidify evidence
The State concluded its cross-examination of the 23-year-old triple murder accused on Monday.
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[WATCH LIVE] Van Breda murder trial: Defence questions accused
Murder accused Henri van Breda on Monday concluded giving evidence.
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State: Henri Van Breda's memory loss selective
The prosecution argues that blood spatter evidence and the crime scene do not match his version of events.
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State argues Van Breda has selective memory loss
The state has ended its cross-examination by arguing the instances of selective memory loss from Henri van Breda's have only occurred during the more incriminating parts of the state's case.
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'Why didn’t Henri van Breda console his wounded relatives after attack?'
Prosecutor Susan Galloway has also questioned why van Breda, who says he saw his sister moving, didn’t attempt to console her.
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State argues Henri van Breda’s injuries caused by Marli fighting him off
Van Breda claims the bruising and scratches he had on his back could’ve been caused when he fell down the stairs.
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[WATCH LIVE] Henri van Breda murder trial
Murder accused Henri van Breda is back on the witness stand as he resumes testifying in the Western Cape High Court.
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Henri van Breda faces another gruelling week on stand
The 23-year-old is accused of killing his parents and older brother at their De Zalze home outside Stellenbosch in January 2015.
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Van Breda explains why he didn’t check house for intruders after attack
He is accused of the murder of his parents and older brother and the attempted of his younger sister in their Stellenbosch home in January 2015.
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[WATCH] Van Breda re-enacts scuffle with alleged intruder
The State has been focusing on triple murder accused Henri Van Breda’s alleged fight with a masked intruder who he claims attacked his family.
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Prosecution pokes holes in Van Breda’s statements
The State has been focusing on Henri Van Breda’s alleged fight with a masked intruder who he claims attacked his family.