David Weightman alongside his friend Terry Mark Donai is convicted of his parent’s murder in 2012. Where Is the murderer now? Learn more about his age, prison sentence, and parole below!
David Weightman was an accomplice in his parent’s Bill and Pamela Weightman’s murder.
He is the adopted son of Sydney residents Pam and Bill Weightman. Back in 2012, he was accused of killing his parents and trying to disguise their deaths as a car accident in 2000.
Meanwhile, he and his friend Terry Mark Donai were arrested for the conviction of his parent’s murder.
Where Is David Weightman Murderer Now? Parents Killer
David Weightman, the parent’s murderer is currently serving the sentence in jail.
Per the reports, he and his co-accused were jailed for a minimum of 33 years. They were jailed more they 12 years after Weightman’s parents Bill and Pamela Weightman were killed in their home.
He allegedly made tea for his parents and drugged them in the hope that they would not suffer during the murder. His friend Donai then entered the house and suffocated Weightman’s mother first- with a pillow and then strangled his dad too.
Their bodies were later found in Mr. Weightman’s car in the embankment.
David Weightman Age
According to SMH, David Weightman was 21 years old when he murdered his parents.
His exact age and birthdate have not yet been dislcosed to the public. However making reference to the age mentioned above and the year he committed the crime, his age at present is 31 years old.
On the other hand, his partner in crime Terry Mark Donai was 32 years old.
David Weightman Prison Sentence And Parole
David Weightman was jailed for 22 years after he pleaded guilty to the double murder.
In addition to that, a court found he suffered from either schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder and believed that the use of drugs had impaired his judgment and rendered him more susceptible to being under the influence of his friend.
For his role in the murder, the adopted son was sentenced in 2005 to a maximum of 28 years, with a non-parole period of 22 years. Likewise, his friend Donai was sentenced to a maximum of 40 years with a non-parole period of 30 years for each offense.
Further, his total non-parole period will be 33 years, dating from June 16, 2006.