Cape Town – The sentencing of Aljar Swartz, who beheaded 15-year-old Lee Adams from Ravensmead, was expected to continue in the Western Cape High Court on Friday.
Swartz was found guilty of the premeditated murder of Adams, as well as three counts of incitement to commit murder.
He admitted to beheading the teenager in 2013 so he could sell the body parts to a sangoma.
Adams' body was found in an abandoned school while his head was later found in Swartz's backyard.