Dunedin man who killed father granted permanent name suppression over mental health concerns
A man convicted of stabbing a Dunedin father to death has been granted permanent name suppression due to mental health concerns.
A man who stabbed a father to death in Dunedin and later returned to the crime scene to dance and behave strangely has been granted permanent name suppression. The suppression order was granted over concerns for his mental health.
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Dunedin father’s killer to keep name secret over mental health concerns
He stabbed a man to death and later returned to the crime scene to dance and behave strangely, but he now has been granted permanent name suppression over concerns for his mental health.