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Mother found guilty of murdering three daughters

A South African woman was found guilty by a New Zealand jury for murdering her three daughters. Lauren Anne Dickason killed her two-year-old twins and their six-year-old sister in September 2021, shortly after the family’s move from South Africa to Timaru.

The jury, consisting of eight women and four men, reached a majority verdict that Dickason was sane at the time of the murders.

Her husband discovered the children dead and his wife seriously injured after returning from a dinner.

The prosecution argued that Dickason was aware of the moral wrongness of her actions and charged her with murder.

The judge remanded her to a hospital psychiatric unit until sentencing.

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