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Evelyn Leckie
Verified
Reporter, ABC News (Australia)
Adelaide
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breaking news, conflictNatural disasters, social issues climate change, Covid-19 and sport
wellness
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An accused serial killer was arrested 21 years after allegedly murdering his first victim. This is how his trial has unfolded
By Evelyn Leckie Verified, Eva Blandis Verified, Jordanna Schriever Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Accused serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth has sat silently in the South Australian Supreme Court dock for two months, intently listening to the details of three cold case murders that he denies were his doing. Throughout the trial, he has often leant slightly forward, at times narrowing his eyes as he focuses on every word. On the prosecution case, Mr Hainsworth's crimes date back 26 years and span from Adelaide's north to the far south of the state.
By Sophie Holder, Evelyn Leckie Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified South Australia's upper house has narrowly voted down a proposal to amend abortion laws that would have required people wanting to terminate their pregnancy after 28 weeks to deliver their baby alive. The amendments, proposed by Liberal MP Ben Hood, would have required women seeking to terminate a pregnancy from 28 weeks to instead undergo an induced birth, with babies to then be adopted.
An accused serial killer was arrested 21 years after allegedly murdering his first victim. This is how his trial has unfolded
By Evelyn Leckie Verified, Eva Blandis Verified, Jordanna Schriever Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Accused serial killer Steven Leslie Hainsworth has sat silently in the South Australian Supreme Court dock for two months, intently listening to the details of three cold case murders that he denies were his doing. Throughout the trial, he has often leant slightly forward, at times narrowing his eyes as he focuses on every word. On the prosecution case, Mr Hainsworth's crimes date back 26 years and span from Adelaide's north to the far south of the state.
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