article_snippet: A mobile phone found at the scene of a brutal axe murder in which three members of the same family were killed was used to search details of an infamous U.S. axe killing.
article_snippet: Forensic police officers reportedly analysed the search histories of phones and computers in the house and found one mobile had been used to look up an axe attack carried out by a U.S. man on his parents in 2004, news24 reported.
article_snippet: A phone found at the scene of the Van Breda murders was used to search information on an attack in 2004 .
article_snippet: A phone found at the scene of the Van Breda murders was used to look up information about the attack on Peter and Chris Porco (left) by Peter and Joan Porco then-21-year-old son Christopher, which left Peter dead and Joan severely wounded. 
article_snippet: It was not said whose mobile phone was used to make the search.
article_snippet: The case attracted a high level of media attention due to the fact Joan maintained Joan son's innocence during the trial and refused to testify against her son.
article_snippet: The story was the subject of a Lifetime movie titled 'Romeo Killer:
article_snippet: A recording of the call was leaked to the media.
highlights_snippet: Sister survived with severe injuries and younger brother Henri van Breda reportedly suffered 'self inflicted wounds'
  A phone at the scene was reportedly used to search a 2004 axe murder which was turned into a movie 'Romeo Killer' 