The Farm Staff of the South Africa said that women had to feed the pigs

A white farmhouse in South African farm accused of killing two black women, says that their body was forced to feed the pigs, according to lawyers.

Adrian de Wet Mary Makgato, 45 and Lucia Ndlovu, is one of the three dead men, a dead man in the Pookwane farmhouse last year in the South African province.

Then their bodies gave alleged pigs in an attempt to throw evidence.

Mr de Wet, 20, became a witness of the state when the trial began Monday and Zachariah Johannes Olivier shot and killed two women.

Mrs. Makgato and Mrs. Ndlovu searched for expired dairy soon, when they left the pigs left.

Mr de Wet, a supervisor on the farm will testify when his corpse had to throw it to the pig enclosure, according to prosecution and his lawyer.

If the court accepts his testimony, all his charges will fall.

The case has disappeared in South Africa, to increase the race strains of the country.

This voltage is particularly in a rural area, despite the end of the Apartheid racist system over 30 years ago. Most of the private farms remain in the hands of white minority, while most farm workers are black and poorly paid, while feeding the resent of the black population, many white farmers complain of high crime rates.

William Muora, 50, is another farm worker, a third accused. Him and Mr. Olivier, 60 years old, still entered the allegation and remain behind the bars after failing bond requests.

The three men also faced Ndlovu’s husband’s murder attempt, who were with farm women, as well as to own a unlicensed firearm and defeating the ends of justice.

Mr. Musa, National Zimbabwe, has an additional load according to South African immigration as an illegal immigrant.

Limpopo High Court before the procedures were full of assistants and relatives.

The freedom of economic freedom of opposition members, who have called to shut down the farm before, were also present in the Court.

The trial was delayed next week.