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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11259439)
Present anxiety and stress is quite different past accusations of anger and trigger happy.
Have you ever been up in front of a judge, convinced of your own innocence, with the cloud of prison hanging over you day in day out? You should try it sometime, it aint pleasent, in fact its the pits. Stress and anxiety is an understatement. |
Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by ededed
(Post 11259580)
No, but I never shot someone through a bathroom door while assuming my OH was fast asleep 2m away.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 11259622)
You haven't lived. :lol:
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
GUILTY
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by ededed
(Post 11259580)
No, but I never shot someone through a bathroom door while assuming my OH was fast asleep 2m away.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11259801)
So he's probably stressed to the max. If that's what his defence has called it is what it is. I can't imagine he's lying about stress levels.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Beaverstate
(Post 11259805)
I imagine facing a life sentence in a South African prison would be somewhat stressful.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Beaverstate
(Post 11259805)
I imagine facing a life sentence in a South African prison would be somewhat stressful.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 11259853)
You imagined correctly. :rolleyes: Prisons are not designed to be a places for wilting daisies.
I reckon, but could be wrong, the best way to avoid being stressed about going to prison, would be to not shoot someone four times through a door. Radical thought though obviously. |
Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11259841)
Absolutely.
Just wanted to be clear about my opinion. |
Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 11259905)
I reckon, but could be wrong, the best way to avoid being stressed about going to prison, would be to not shoot someone four times through a door. Radical thought though obviously.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 11259905)
I reckon, but could be wrong, the best way to avoid being stressed about going to prison, would be to not shoot someone four times through a door. Radical thought though obviously.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
I'll bet he's now receiving the best coaching that money can buy in readiness for his psychiatric evaluation.
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Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 11260025)
I'll bet he's now receiving the best coaching that money can buy in readiness for his psychiatric evaluation.
Do you reckon he's going to pull this off or what? |
Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
Originally Posted by Molly Coddle
(Post 11260028)
Do you reckon he's going to pull this off or what?
http://guardianlv.com/2014/03/pistor...against-women/ It's looking more and more like one of those crime detective movies. The kind that has a twist at the end. |
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