Adrian de Wet goes free when it turns a state witness

The State Prosecutor of South Africa has officially withdrawn allegations against one of the working farms accused of killing two black women and feeding their pigs.

Adrian de Vic was one of three men who were in charge of murder after Maria Makat, 45 years old, and 34 -year -old Lucia Ndlov, were killed, allegedly looking for food on a pig -farm near South African North Africa in Lympopa.

Then their bodies were handed over to the animals in a clear attempt to dispose of evidence.

The 20 -year -old Mr de Vic, a 20 -year witness, when the trial began on Monday, and says the owner of the farm Zecharianes Olivier shot and killed two women.

Mr. Di Vic, the head of the farm, testify that he was forced when he was forced to throw his bodies into the aviary for pigs, according to criminal prosecution and his lawyer.

William Mussora, 50 years old, another farm worker, third accused. He and Mr. Olivier, 60, still have to enter the request and stay behind bars.

Mr de Vita’s lawyers say he really revealed what happened on the night at night, Mrs. McGat and Ms. Ndlov were killed in August 2024.

Shortly after the court postponed the court on Wednesday, he left the court as a free man and was abandoned by lawyers, while Mrs. McGat’s brother Walter McGat blinked near the court building.

He said the BBC that the release of one of the men who allegedly participate in the murder of the sister means that justice will not serve.

Mr. de Vic will be taken into the guardian by the end of the trial.

The case caused extensive indignation in South Africa, which increased the racial tensions between black and white people in the country.

This is especially full in the country’s countryside, despite the end of the racist apartheid system 30 years ago.

Most private agricultural land remains in the hands of a white minority, while most agricultural workers are black and poorly paid, causing a grievance among the black population, while many white farmers complain about high crime.

The court will resume the resume on October 6.