GUILTY Australia - Philippe Jegouzo, 33, stabbed to death, Connors Well, NT, 30 Nov 2016

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http://www.news.com.au/national/nor...s/news-story/49649e841247e93297141b7b5f0733fd

OCTOBER 11, 201712:03PM

Murder accused Pande Veleski to stand trial over death of French tourist north of Alice Springs

More than 70 witnesses will give evidence in the case of murder accused Pande Veleski, a court has heard.
Mr Veleski is accused of stabbing French tourist Philippe Jegouzo in the neck in front of Jegouzo’s wife, Aurelie Chorier, in November last year. The incident happened at the Connor Well rest stop on the Stuart Hwy, 90km north of Alice Springs.
The case was committed to the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory yesterday, after a preliminary examination of the evidence was heard in Alice Springs Local Court.
He will next appear in court in November.

 

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http://www.territorystories.nt.gov.au/jspui/bitstream/10070/300276/9/Northern Territory News_20180606_page05_NTNews_News_5.PDF

WEDNESDAY JUNE 6 2018

THE trial of accused mur- derer Pande Veleski will likely be pushed back until October after an application to vacate a previous July court date was approved in the Supreme Court yesterday.

Veleski is accused of stab- bing French tourist Philippe Jegouzo in the neck in front of Jegouzo’s wife in late 2016.

The incident happened at the Connor Well rest stop on the Stuart Highway, 90km north of Alice Springs.

More than 70 witnesses are expected to give evidence at the hearing on October 22.

 

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Fisherman who stabbed a French tourist to death in front of wife is found not guilty | Daily Mail Online

 

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Today’s news, not much detail but 20 years jail.

Veleski pleaded not guilty by reason of mental impairment to murder, assaulting two police officers and attempting to escape custody.
He'll spend the next 20 years behind bars.

Outback killer thought he would 'save the world' by murdering someone

 

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November 2018: Sentenced to 20 years in custodial supervision under the care of NT Health Department.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/mel...due-to-mental-impairment-20181102-p50dqr.html