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This is how bad it is ... there is the medical side of this as to what the adrenal glands do and how the blood is diverted to muscle etc. and yet as seen in the link below when we see it in action it is still classified as a theory. And, there is the research done on police shootings telling...

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Wasn't Van der Nest's report contested? There is a pretty good dent on the door jam. I would probably take a second and move a bit to the left. Again, all the state had to do was hit the door at night with the window open to determine if the strikes could be heard. If they could not be...

I hear you. He crossed my line as well. I would have no problem locking him and his brother in jail for doing it. My problem is the prosecution, who most likely (I hope) know the details better than both of us chose to deal the matter away.

From personal experience in adrenalized situations there is a focus that is all consuming. You do not get to choose. It is an auto pilot response that can save lives. It allows mothers to lift cars off of their injured child or a fireman to carry 3 times his weight out of a burning building. Ask...

Howdy, I might be wrong but I thought I read that the splatter was not arterial spray but just residual blood flung off while carrying Reeva downstairs. Sorry if I am wrong but that is what I remember reading ... The crack through the bullet hole seems to be a problem for the shots last...

There is a lingering bad taste in my mouth concerning what went on but where is the hammer from the prosecution that would convince that something heinous was done? I mean really, they tried the case and I know they flew here and there to get phones unlocked and I listened day after day and...

The only thing that will echo into eternity is the truth.

He was certainly close ... he missed it by 1 point ...

For LemonMousse ... So, there was a break where he stopped screaming and moved carefully down the corridor to the bathroom using his left arm on the left wall for balance, he stopped to peer around the corner (so he was not screaming here) and then he retreated and once he had retreated he...

He scored 45 on ANT and needed 71 to be classified with an anti-social personality disorder. Do you remember his score on ARD?

The score of 45 on ANT indicates Mr. Pistorius does not suffer from an anti-social personality disorder/psychopathy. This is consistant with clinical findings and collateral information. https://juror13lw.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/scholtz-report.pdf

He had an injury to his right shoulder. In the initial crime scene photos you can see red athletic tape supporting the injured muscle. In another photo there is a tube of Voltaren Emulgel (used for pain and swelling relief) on the left side night table. The holster for his gun was found on the...

Yea but ... I don't see anywhere where he used a gun in anger with anyone. He did shoot a dog that was suffering but that is not the same or in anger. The shot thru the sunroof was just plain stupid and was not in anger. The gun in the restaurant caught him by surprise being passed to him...

Well said ... and if there was a motive or if he had threatened a previous girlfriend with a gun ... or done more than slam a door in someones face but he had not and if there is a motive they were unable to convince me of one. As the latest judge put it they were an ordinary couple with a few...

It's not just one thing or even two things ... it is the inability of anyone to formulate a time-line. Heck, we are still debating what happened when. If nothing can be established by the prosecution then what are we supposed to do? Can we throw someone to the dogs when we are not sure what...

I tried to consider how in the world Reeva could be heard if indeed she was in the small toilet with that little window and the door locked. I suspect that it was not her that was heard but it would have been prudent to do a swab of the small window just to see if there was any DNA that might...

I certainly agree she was hiding ...

You make some good points ... I said he yelled at them to leave and waited. It is what he did not what he said. He yelled at them to leave and then he waited. There was time for them to leave or answer had there been anyone there. Reeva not answering makes sense as she would have no idea...

I've thought about this a lot and about the type of person I believe Reeva was. She was a lawyer and had experience in a bad relationship if I remember right. I have her as a pretty smart person and I have trouble seeing her in an actual exchange with Oscar that involves a prolonged shouting...