Murder convict's child exploitation charges escalated to Supreme Court
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 01:44 · Archive
A man serving nearly 40 years for murder has had child exploitation material charges committed to the Supreme Court following a court outburst.
Kerry Lee Whiting, serving a nearly 40-year prison sentence for murder, has had child exploitation material charges committed to the Supreme Court. The charges were relisted at the prosecution's request following another outburst by Whiting in court. The escalation of the charges from a lower court to the Supreme Court marks a significant development in the case against him regarding the historical child exploitation material allegations.
How it is being reported
- Murderer Kerry Lee Whiting's child exploitation material charge escalatedThe old charges were relisted at the prosecution's request.The Advocate · 30 Oct, 01:07
- Murderer Kerry Lee Whiting's child exploitation material charge escalatedThe old charges were relisted at the prosecution's request.The Examiner · 30 Oct, 01:07
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