The bald murderer was dissatisfied with the wig and was confiscated by the Court of Appeal for winning the case.

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BEIJING, March 20 (Xinhua) According to foreign media reports, a bald murderer in New Zealand was dissatisfied with the confiscation of his wig by the prison staff. He was asked to get it back in the court, insisting that the wig could improve his self-confidence and refute the prisoner’s violation of human rights. In this regard, the court sentenced him to victory.

According to reports, 42-year-old Smith was sentenced to prison in 1996. He said that the media attention caused by baldness made him feel "despised, humiliated and humiliated."

Smith also said that tailored wigs are a "artwork" that is important for their self-esteem and self-confidence.

According to Smith, wigs protect the scalp from sunburn and keep warm in winter.

Recently, the judge finally sentenced Smith to win, but refused Smith’s claim for NZ$5,000.