A clinical psychologist and criminologist who assessed 'samurai killer' Morné Harmse in 2019 says he is a significant danger to others and that it was reckless to release him on parole. | iavanpijoos
A clinical psychologist and criminologist who assessed"samurai killer" Morné Harmse back in 2019, found that he was a significant danger to others and that it would be reckless to release him on parole.
"The final conclusion was that he shouldn’t be released, and there is a strong possibility that he should never be released," Professor Gerard Labuschagne told News24.Subscribe to News24 for just R75 per month to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. You can cancel any time.
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