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Kumanjayi Little Baby murder case adjourned due to extensive evidence
Australia🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

Kumanjayi Little Baby murder case adjourned due to extensive evidence

A court in Alice Springs has adjourned the trial of Jefferson Lewis, who is accused of murdering five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby. The case was postponed due to the large volume of evidence collected, including 76 witness statements and 48 pieces of video footage. Additional evidence such as police statements, civilian accounts, and a complete post-mortem report is expected to arrive in the coming days. The court decided to reschedule the case for December 3, citing the need to thoroughly review the substantial amount of forensic and testimonial information.

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Kumanjayi Little Baby murder case adjourned due to extensive evidence

A court in Alice Springs has adjourned the trial of Jefferson Lewis, who is accused of murdering five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby. The case was postponed due to the large volume of evidence collected, including 76 witness statements and 48 pieces of video footage. Additional evidence such as police statements, civilian accounts, and a complete post-mortem report is expected to arrive in the coming days. The court decided to reschedule the case for December 3, citing the need to thoroughly review the substantial amount of forensic and testimonial information.

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