In June, the High Court sitting in Palm Ridge found Belinda and Stefanus Bezuidenhout guilty of multiple offences, including the murder of their two-year-old little girl, Chane Bezuidenhout.
JOHANNESBURG - Civil organisation Women and Men Against Child Abuse has thrown its voice behind the call for the court to show no mercy for an Alberton couple who abused, raped, and ultimately killed their two-year-old daughter.
"The charges - including assault, child abuse, rape and murder - paint a picture of unimaginable horror,” said the organisation's Miranda Jordan. The High Court in Johannesburg heard arguments on sentencing, with Belinda taking the stand and continuing to protest her innocence.
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