Murder defence citing 'gay ghosts' rejected in Keetmanshoop trial

Murder defence citing 'gay ghosts' rejected in Keetmanshoop trial

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In a High Court trial in Keetmanshoop, a defendant's claim that he fatally stabbed his girlfriend while defending himself against a perceived homosexual attacker in his sleep was rejected. The court did not accept this unusual defence, leading to the failure of the defendant's attempt to be acquitted of murder.

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