Murder Accused At Breaking Point, Court Told
Newswire
Wed Feb 7 09:42:51 2007
The High Court in Auckland has heard that a man accused of murdering one daughter and attempting to kill the other is said to have reached breaking point on the day of the incident.

Accused killer of Zimbabwean girl back in court again
Radio New Zealand
Wed Feb 7 08:28:06 2007
A man accused of murdering his Zimbabwean niece reappeared in Christchurch District Court on Wednesday under heightened security. He was arrested on Friday.

Norfolk court told accused hit Patton with car
Radio New Zealand
Wed Feb 7 08:27:56 2007
The Norfolk Island Supreme Court has heard that accused killer Glenn McNeill told police he stabbed Janelle Patton "just to make sure she was dead" after he hit her with his ...

Murder accused at breaking point, court told
Radio New Zealand
Wed Feb 7 08:27:56 2007
The High Court in Auckland has heard that a man accused of murdering one daughter and attempting to kill the other is said to have reached breaking point on the ...

Man who drove off bank at 'breaking point', says prosecution
New Zealand Herald
Wed Feb 7 06:47:00 2007
A man accused of murder was close to breaking point when he drove off the summit of an Auckland hill, killing his nine-year-old daughter, a court was told today.Crown prosecutor Brian Dickey said the 29-year-old man had been upset...

Father On Trial For Murder
Newswire
Wed Feb 7 04:16:47 2007
The trial of a man accused of murdering one daughter and trying to kill the other is underway in the High Court in Auckland.

Name suppression lifted from alleged Kopara killer
TV3
Wed Feb 7 02:06:10 2007
Name suppression has been lifted from the man accused of killing Rowena Kopara.

Norfolk accused played video game
TVNZ
Tue Feb 6 12:00:00 2007
The man accused of murdering Janelle Patton told police he played a video game after stabbing her with a fish filleting knife and dumping the body at a Norfolk Island picnic spot, a court has heard

Jury selected for father on trial
TVNZ
Tue Feb 6 12:00:00 2007
A jury of seven women and five men has been selected in the trial of an Auckland man accused of murdering one daughter and attempting to kill a second