Oscar Pistorius arrested after fatal shooting. - Page 6

Gary L · 09-04-2014, 21:38

Ok. I put that wrong. what I meant was if he did it on purpose.

one day I'm going to read up on this incase my question hasn't been answered.

if they were in bed and he thought there was an intruder in the house. didn't he notice that she wasn't in the bed before he went and shot her in the bathroom?

richard s · 10-04-2014, 11:50

The truth I feel is that they had an argument, she ran to the loo and would not come out, he tried to break the door down with the cricket bat... that failed.. and then he got his gun and tried to shoot the lock open... intentional murder I do not think so.

Kursk · 10-04-2014, 19:08

I'm fed up with his cry baby testimony. He's crying for himself. He shot the girl; off to jail you go sunshine. All this baloney about an intruder is designed for the bleeding hearts who fawn over celebrity.

TheDaddy · 10-04-2014, 20:11

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Getting a bit fed up of listening to him talking like a little boy who's in trouble for something.
he just sounds like he's playing the sympathy game. if he really didn't do it. then he should be talking normal. he should be angry when someone says that he did do it.

not "I don't want to look. I want to say how upset I am. listen to my voice. I even talk like this when I go home."

Seems like he is milking it a bit, someone should tell him it looses impact if you keep blubing

Ken W · 10-04-2014, 21:13

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Seems like he is milking it a bit, someone should tell him it looses impact if you keep blubing

I am sick of his ramblings, sound like O J Simpson so years ago in the states.

weenie · 10-04-2014, 21:19

Pistorius’ Tears Aren’t Necessarily a Sign of Innocence
He retches when he sees pictures of her injuries and so he should at what he has done.
http://www.theneeds.com/read/n354235...ly-a-Sign-Time

TheDaddy · 12-04-2014, 04:07

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I am sick of his ramblings, sound like O J Simpson so years ago in the states.

I think he done it just like OJ said he did in that book

Gary L · 15-04-2014, 18:52

God. he's still sobbing when he talks.
you can't keep going to court every day and sulking all the way through it till you go home.
talk normal! defend yourself. answer the questions with facts. stop sobbing!

Qtx · 15-04-2014, 19:40

He's guilty as hell. It's obvious from all the evidence he has a temper/anger issues so I think he intentionally shot in her direction & killed her in the spur of the moment while they were arguing. Probably regretted it 10 seconds later but it's still murder.

All this burglar stuff and crying has done him no favours.

Kursk · 15-04-2014, 20:25

His usual response to frustration is anger. During cross-examination by the 'Pitbull' he would normally respond with anger but he can't do this in these circumstances so he bawls instead.

He can regain his self respect by telling the truth and save Reeva's parents from any more of this charade. It's the only chance he has of keeping his dignity; not that he deserves it.

Matth · 16-04-2014, 00:50

Just wondering, what would he be charged with if it WAS an intruder that he blasted several times through a closed door.

He's guilty of something, the only question is WHAT!

Derek · 16-04-2014, 06:39

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Just wondering, what would he be charged with if it WAS an intruder that he blasted several times through a closed door.

He's guilty of something, the only question is WHAT!

Vandalism of the door?

I think if Reva was an intruder and he killed them acting in an honest self defence belief then the mosthe would be charged with would be something like reckless discharge or a firearm for not being able to see what he was shooting at.

16-04-2014, 08:04

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Originally Posted by Kursk

His usual response to frustration is anger. During cross-examination by the 'Pitbull' he would normally respond with anger but he can't do this in these circumstances so he bawls instead.

He can regain his self respect by telling the truth and save Reeva's parents from any more of this charade. It's the only chance he has of keeping his dignity; not that he deserves it.

Agree, if he was a real man, he would admit what he has done and take the punishment, instead of trying to use his celebratory status to try and con people.

That way he could at least of a chance of maintaining some sort of dignity.

MalteseFalcon · 11-09-2014, 11:16

Verdict being delivered now, having a break for 5 minutes. But just before the break, the Judge ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to find him guilty of premeditated murder. So from what I gather, that leaves second degree murder, and culpable homicide (I think that is the other option anyway).

Kursk · 11-09-2014, 11:51

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Verdict being delivered now, having a break for 5 minutes. But just before the break, the Judge ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to find him guilty of premeditated murder. So from what I gather, that leaves second degree murder, and culpable homicide (I think that is the other option anyway).

I don't think it was premeditated murder but I do think he knew it was Reeva in the toilet and that he used his gun in anger to try and get access. I would regard that as second degree murder. Whatever, off to jail with him for a very very long time.