Supremacist perpetrator Christchurch massacre awaits sentencing

(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 23 - The white Australian supremacist terrorist Brenton Tarrant, author of the massacre of March 15 last year in the mosque of Christchurch, in New Zealand, in which he slaughtered in cold blood with automatic weapons 51 Muslim faithful gathered for prayer and made about forty injured, was transferred in conditions of maximum security to Christchurch, where the final hearings of the trial preceding the sentence will take place tomorrow. It is written by various international media.
    The 29 / year old right-wing extremist, not affiliated with alcungruppo, has pleaded guilty to 51 murders, 40 attempted murders and terrorism, and will almost certainly be sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of remission: a sentence so far never passed by the New Zealand justice. In the hearings of the next few days, indictments and pleadings and statements by the survivors, the relatives of the victims and Tarrant himself are expected.
    Tarrant, who wore a bulletproof vest and helmet, was flown on a military plane from Paremorem prison in Auckland and at Christchurch airport loaded, according to New Zealand media, into a white van.
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