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Serial killer who stabbed last victim 98 times claps and laughs as he is jailed for 71 years (Video)

An unremorseful serial killer who defiled and stabbed his final victim 98 times, clapped in court as he was sent to prison for 71 years, as he taunted families of his victims with ‘At least I’m still alive’ remark.
20-year-old Cameron Wilson was found guilty of 13 charges including five murders, one r*pe and three attempted murder charges in a South African Court as he appeared unfazed by the crowded gallery as Western Cape High Court Judge Chantel Fortuin read her ruling.
Wilson received four life terms for the murders of Toyher Stober, Stacey Lee Mohale, Lekita Moore and for the r*pe of Dawney Davids.
He was handed 15 years for the murder of Alfonso van Rooyen, five years for possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition, 15 years for the murder of Ernest Erasmus, 10 years for attempted murder and conspiracy to commit a crime, six years for assault with intent to commit grievous bodily harm and 10 years for the murder of Roslyn Lakay.
When these two murders were mentioned, he laughed, and rolled his eyes when he heard the life sentences being called out. Angry members of his victims’ family shouted, ‘You will rot in hell’, and ‘Murderer’, from the public gallery.
Her cousin, Jolene Daniels, said Wilson should never be re-introduced to society in light of him being eligible for parole in just 25 years.
Courtesy: information Nigeria
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