Zen Pulemoana, convicted murderer of James Fleet, has appeal against conviction dismissed
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Save Zen Pulemoana appearing in the High Court at Rotorua. Photo / File
A man convicted of murdering Mamaku man James Fleet has had his appeal dismissed.
Zen Pulemoana was found guilty by a jury after a trial last year and was jailed for life with a minimum non-parole period of 14 years.
He was also found guilty of the manslaughter of James
Fleet's uncle, Raymond Fleet.
One of Bronwyn Fleet's photos of her murdered son James Fleet. Photo / FileJames and Raymond Fleet were taken to the end of Mamaku's remote Cecil Rd, which leads into the dense bush, and were savagely beaten with a spade.