Claremont serial killer trial judge rules out parts of witness statements

Friday, 9 August 2019
The judge who will preside over the Claremont serial killer trial has ruled parts of a number of witness statements on the accused's behaviour in the lead up to the murders as irrelevant or inadmissible.

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