Cecilia Steyn, the alleged mastermind behind the 11 Krugersdorp killings, is on Wednesday expected to return to the witness stand.
On Tuesday, Steyn appeared agitated as she answered questions from state prosecutor Gerrit Roberts, particularly when she was prodded about the different personalities she sometimes took on.
While she had denied all the other allegations against her, including that she was a satanist, she did not deny evidence from witnesses that she claimed to have multiple personalities.
The court had previously heard that she had the ability to turn into a baby or a wolf and could hold her breath under water for an hour.
“I’m not around when they are,” she said, when asked to give further details on what her other personalities were like.
She could not recall any of the personalities, except for Akeisha and Anya.
Steyn told the court that according to her psychologist, Akeisha was an adult who “had her own personality, apart from mine.”
Asked about Anya, she said: “Apparently she’s a three-year-old.”
“What is the difference between Akeisha and Anya?” Roberts asked.
“Age difference, I guess. The way they act. The way they would talk. The way they would perceive things,” she continued.