Re: Pistorius. Guilty or not?
 

The bit I've never understood about his story - if you had a gun in your hand, and there was what you thought was a robber locked in the toilet - why would you shoot through the door? There's no immediate threat, and you couldn't aim for sh*t even if you were trying to kill them. Keep the bullets in case you need them and call the cops.

Alternatively, if you are in a murderous rage at your girlfriend and she is locked in the loo, at what stage would "I know, I'll shoot at her, nothing bad will come of that" enter your head?

By definition he can't of been in his right mind either way - so why didn't they go for a 'roid rage defence? He should be going down for manslaughter anyway - and it's more believable than his current story.

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Sue is my mistress;)

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Too much information Bernie, too much information! :p

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Maybe he wanted to frighten her.
I think he was in his right mind - he's not mentally ill.
I think he was in a rage - different thing altogether.

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That was soooooo last week.

































She's mines now :eek::tape::scarper:

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Since watching the court scenes on TV last night, I think what has happened is that she has told him she's leaving him and being the typical, selfish cruel b@$tard he is. He's thought if I can't have you then no one is! Bang! Bang!

The End.



I agree he would have been better off going for the 'not in my right mind' path.

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Worry not,tis only between me n you:thumbup:

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This deserves a descriptive and celebratory tune....

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Accidents happen absolutely, but four shots takes it a bit further.

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Spoken like a british soldier in Ireland :sneaky:

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Hello, I grew up there too. burglary is unfortunately very common and preferably when the folks are at home so they can terrorise and kill. That factor I understand and what everyone is forgetting is the area Oscar lived in was a secured neighbourhood. Even though there is still some risk of someone breaking in, I know his behaviour was extreme. Four bullets in a small toilet area is extreme. First thing you do when you hear a potential break in is call security in your neighbourhood and they in turn alert an armed response team. When the call came in from security he blew them off and started calling other folk. He had enough clarity to know who he needed to talk to.

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I read* about the case a few weeks ago, while it didn't state that was the motive( hes not been goind giilty yet) he was however very jealous, always accusing her of flirting with men at party's ect and she had spoken to her best friend about how worried she was about his behaviour.

*It was a doco on the crime channel, it was very interesting. Interviewed her friends and parents put together all the events leading up to it for months before and described the relationship they'd had.

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... Guilty, but he'll walk.

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With a spring in his step:D

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If that happens, then I hope for justice, the new and improved South African style.