This picture shows the moment a man guilty of raping 30 women stared down one of his victims in court.
Moses Mavila, dubbed the 'Durban highway rapist', looked over his shoulder at one of the women in the South African courtroom on Tuesday after she hurled abuse at him.
Mavila, who attacked his victims on a road in Durban, a coastal city in eastern South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province, pleaded guilty to raping 30 women between 2013 and 2019.
He is also facing further charges of robbery and assault as he allegedly beat and stole from the victims.
During Mavila's hearing on Tuesday, two victims sat behind him in the courtroom insulted him.
This prompted the serial rapist to look around and look directly at one of the women, making her feel uneasy, according to Times Live.
Many of the predator's victims attended his hearing on Tuesday, with some of them bursting into tears outside of building.
More than 30 women went to the Pinetown Regional Court to see justice be served, although sentencing was postponed until July 24.
One of his victims was six months pregnant and begged him to spare her child when he raped her, according to the South African Broadcasting Corporation.
It is also claimed he brutally beat three women, leaving one with a fractured leg.
Prosecutor Sizwe Khanyile called for Mavila to be sentenced to life in prison, describing him as a 'serial rapist who has no place in society'.
He also asked the court to add another 50 consecutive years to Mavila's sentence for robbery.
Judy Reddy, defending Mavila, said his mum had died at a young age, leaving him without a female figure and a lack of respect for women.
She added that he was remorseful for his crimes and had pleaded guilty at an early stage.