A white South African farmer accused of murdering two black women said that according to lawyers, he was forced to feed his body.
Adrian de Vat is one of the three men after killing Maria Makgato, 45, and 34 -year -old Lucia Andloovu while searching for food in a field near Polka in the northern Linopopo province of South Africa last year.
His bodies were then issued in an attempt to dispose of the evidence of the pigs.
When the case started on Monday, Shri. De Veet (20) witnessed the state and agricultural owner Jakari Johannes Oliver shot and killed the two women.
The supervisor of the farm. De Vet will testify that he was rigid when the victim’s bodies were forced to ban the pig.
If the court accepted its testimony, all the allegations against him will be excluded.
Due to this case, ethnic tensions in the country are increasing in South Africa.
Despite the end of the racism system for more than 30 years ago, in the countryside, there is especially stress in the countryside. Most of the private farms are in the hands of white minorities, while most farm laborers are black and poorly paid, raise dissatisfaction with black people, while many white farmers complain of high crime rates.
William Mussora (50) is the third accused of another farmers. He and Shri. Olivers (age 60) have still filed petitions and their bail application has remained in jail after failing.
All three are also accused of trying to shoot at Ms. Andlovu’s new Husband, who was with the women in the farm – as well as the licensing firearm and defeats the tip of justice.
Zimbabwe’s National Shri. Mussora is charged with additional charges under the Act to come from abroad to permanently live South Africa as an illegal immigrant.
The Limpopo High Court was the supporters and relatives of the victims before the proceedings.
Earlier, members of the financial freedom fighters of the opposition, demanding the closure of agriculture, were also present in the courtroom.
The test was postponed next week.
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