Anton Bouwer makes a virtual court appearance
The matter was postponed to July 24 for further investigation.
The case against family-murder accused Anton Bouwer was postponed in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on May 15.
Bouwer, who is being held at Modderbee Correctional Centre, appeared in court virtually via audio-visual remand (AVR).
The matter was postponed to July 24 for further investigation.
During his previous appearance, on March 5, Bouwer abandoned his bail application.
The Pomona businessman was arrested on January 22 after he allegedly went on a shooting spree and killed his parents Robert (78) and Bettie (73) at their Bredell home before going to his home in Fairleads and fatally shooting his stepdaughter Natasha (23) and domestic worker, Elizabeth Mahlangu (56).
His wife, Adélle (43), who was also shot and airlifted to the hospital survived the ordeal.
Bouwer turned the gun on himself at the Fairleads home but survived and was also hospitalised.
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