Lauren Dickason, the woman found guilty of killing her three daughters shortly after emigrating to New Zealand, is planning on appealing her conviction.
According to the RNZ, a New Zealand publication, Dickason's appeal will be heard early next year, months before she is eligible for parole.
She intends to argue that there has been a miscarriage of justice, RNZ further reported.
The appeal will be heard in Wellington on February 9, 2027.
The South African woman made international headlines for the murders of her daughters, six-year-old Lianè, and two-year-old twins, Maya and Karla.
