I'd guess that in reality he had Reeva's right arm laying across her body when he carried her downstairs since she'd have been unable to use it.OMG, I was just looking at Lisa's screenshots from the "Sunday Night" program again. It then struck me ... Reeva's right arm was virtually amputated, and this is the arm that Aimee has around OP's neck. Bear in mind the re-enactment was done at Arnold's home and the staircase is the mirror reverse of OP's, i.e. the railing is on the left in his home when you walk down the stairs. Reeva's head was on the side with the railing so her right arm had to have been the one around his neck. Just the thought of him carrying her with that shockingly injured arm in that position makes me want to be sick.
https://juror13lw.wordpress.com/2014/07/11/screen-shots-of-sunday-night-program/
In the same Sunday Night Evidence Room footage there are a few differences to the evidence that OP gives in court.
For instance,
- the large fan is shown with all its legs on the balcony
- Reeva's jeans are shown covering the LED
- Scott Rider tells us OP hears a "loud screech and a bang" when the bathroom window is opened. He can only have got this from OP.
- the second startle (toilet door slamming) isn't included although OP does refer to a noise from the toilet and he could mean the second or third startle
- he turns the bathroom light on before going on the balcony and putting his prostheses on
- he yells "Help, help, Jesus please help, call an ambulance. Please help me" on the balcony (actual recording of his voice)
- the gun is already placed on the bathroom mat before he returns to the bathroom with the cricket bat (he has it on the balcony)
- the cricket bat hits the door four times (OP says about three times in the trial - he's always vague about this)
I'd love to see the whole thing (the Sunday Night programme only shows a very small part of what was animated by the Evidence Room and I'll bet they have considerably more footage of OP showing and telling them how things happened).
You need to be careful watching the programme as Sunday Night also provides its own at times inaccurate re-enactment and the presenters say one or two things which are incorrect.