Richard De Wit murder trial
24-year-old Guernsey woman Sarah Groves was killed on a houseboat in India in April 2013.
Dutch national Richard De Wit is accused of murdering her but denies the charge. The trial in Kashmir is ongoing.
Richard De Wit admits he saw Sarah on the night she died
Richard De Wit has admitted to an ITV investigative journalist that he did see Sarah Groves after she had died, but he denies killing her.
The Dutchman is currently on trial accused of her murder.
In an exclusive interview he admits that he did make a one line admission to police, saying that he did commit the crime. But when asked directly by policeman turned journalist Mark Williams-Thomas, he denies her murder.
De Wit did also say that he heard noises on the night Sarah died and saw her dead, before escaping the houseboat, leaving his bags behind.
The court trying Richard De Wit for murder has already sat more than 40 times and 20 witnesses still have to give evidence.
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