Mother says her 15-year-old son admits helping kill South African white supremacist leader

Mother: My son killed SAfrican white supremacist

VENTERSDORP, South Africa — The mother of a 15-year-old murder suspect says her son told her that he struck slain white supremacist leader with an iron rod after the farmer refused to pay him.

She told Associated Press Television News on Monday that her son admitted he and an older farm worker killed Eugene Terreblanche on his ranch in northwest South Africa over the weekend.

She says her son had not been paid since December.

Terreblanche was leader of the far-right Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging movement. AWB spokesman Andries Nienaber says they plan to march on Ventersdorp police station Monday to demand police produce the two suspects. The other is a 28-year-old farm worker.

Nienaber would not say why they wanted the suspects produced.