Lauren Dickason is appealing her conviction for the murders of her daughters, claiming a miscarriage of justice. She intends to present arguments in court to support her case.

South Africa-born doctor Lauren Dickason is planning to appeal her conviction for the murders of her three young daughters. The case is noted as one of New Zealand's most high-profile criminal cases, and Dickason is expected to return to court next year to pursue her appeal.

Kraidon Monswamy’s fiancée has publicly shared her grief following the murder of seven members of the Monswamy family nearly two months ago. She expressed her heartbreak over the loss of her future husband, voiced concerns for her own safety, and emphasized her commitment to pursuing justice for the victims.

A woman in South Africa's Eastern Cape has been convicted of murder after drowning a six-year-old girl in a river. According to The Citizen, the woman killed the child because she believed the girl's mother was responsible for the death of her own nine-month-old baby. The conviction follows a court case stemming from the killing, which prosecutors said was motivated by revenge. Details of the sentence were not provided in the report.

A court has issued protection orders against KDF captain Kaunga, who is accused of murdering his wife, Ann Mugweru. The orders were requested by Serah Nyokabi Mugweru, a relative of the victim, who reported that Kaunga continued to threaten and intimidate her family members while in custody.

Tuko reports on the story of a man who discovered two passports bearing different faces, both belonging to his wife, Dorcas. According to the outlet, the husband's search into her hidden identity uncovered her journey of escape from domestic abuse, as well as a man threatening to expose her past. The account, presented as a personal narrative, follows the revelation of the wife's concealed history and the circumstances that led her to adopt a new identity.