photo Talant appeared before the Christchurch District Court last yea
Talant (Brenton Tarrant), the far-right terrorist of Australia, who created a shocking global massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, a year ago, pleaded guilty to court.
was acciused Talanta killed 51 Muslim, including women, in two Christchurch mosque, killing more than 40 others.
He had previously refused to plead guilty at a local court hearing, but this morning, when he was tried by video link at the Christchurch High Court, he pleaded guilty.
As the 29-year-old tarant has turned to the high court to plead guilty, there will no longer be a jury hearing in june.
The timing of his sentencing hearing has not yet been determined, but the New Zealand Police indicated that the sentencing hearing would take place only if all victims who had indicated that they would appear.
A small but explosion hearing this morning was held at the request of Talant, and only a few of the persons concerned were heard after urgent notice.
Due to strict party restrictions during the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia, only two mosque imams and a total of about 17 others who had committed the massacre were allowed to attend.
Talanta was arrest and kept in detention after the massacre in Christchurch on 15 March last year and live broadcast the course of the crime.
With more automatic rifle in two mosque, he strafed Muslim worshippers for Friday services, causing 51 people death, then escaped to a car and continued to shoot. outside through the windows
Durant became the largest Australian ever to death in a terrorist attack. When he last appeared in court, he withdrew his application for the transfer of the trial from Christchurch court, to Auckland court.
