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Now a lawyer for the former Paralympic champion says he wants to work with disadvantaged youngsters in an attempt to get his life back on track. The athlete's solicitor, Rohan Kruger, said: 'He is managing in jail. He's isolated but hanging in there and praying to keep up his strength. 'He is keen to become involved in assisting children in whatever opportunity comes up.' He said that ideally his client would like to guide or mentor youths, adding that Pistorius is struggling to adjust to life in jail. He said he has still not come to terms with 'what has happened to him.' Mr Kruger said once Pistorius is out of jail he will be on parole for 10 months and will undergo an anger management course. He said the Pistorius is 'very lonely' and spends most of his time reading the bible and praying in his cell.
Mr Kruger added that his client has rejected a string of film and book deals, even though he has no money left - and despite the fact his legal team have not been paid in the last two months. The lawyer claimed the case has cost the athlete at least two million rand - £108,000 - so far. Mr Kruger told the Sunday Mirror: 'He sold his brand new Audi, all his art, his watches, even his guns I believe.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ildren-leave-prison-August.html#ixzz3ZjFFN6Lq
Who is Rohan Kruger? Kruger is a member of Roux' legal team. He is a Candidate Attorney at Ramsay Webber.
So OP spends most of his time trying to give the impression that he is religious. But he has still not come to terms with it as he is in denial and thinks he did nothing wrong.
Has Pistorius sold all his assets in property now? How much did he say he was worth at the bail hearing? It is about time he paid for his legal expenses. He said at the bail hearing his properties have a combined value of approximately R1,6 million. Legal costs R$2m.
Now a lawyer for the former Paralympic champion says he wants to work with disadvantaged youngsters in an attempt to get his life back on track. The athlete's solicitor, Rohan Kruger, said: 'He is managing in jail. He's isolated but hanging in there and praying to keep up his strength. 'He is keen to become involved in assisting children in whatever opportunity comes up.' He said that ideally his client would like to guide or mentor youths, adding that Pistorius is struggling to adjust to life in jail. He said he has still not come to terms with 'what has happened to him.' Mr Kruger said once Pistorius is out of jail he will be on parole for 10 months and will undergo an anger management course. He said the Pistorius is 'very lonely' and spends most of his time reading the bible and praying in his cell.
Mr Kruger added that his client has rejected a string of film and book deals, even though he has no money left - and despite the fact his legal team have not been paid in the last two months. The lawyer claimed the case has cost the athlete at least two million rand - £108,000 - so far. Mr Kruger told the Sunday Mirror: 'He sold his brand new Audi, all his art, his watches, even his guns I believe.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ildren-leave-prison-August.html#ixzz3ZjFFN6Lq
Who is Rohan Kruger? Kruger is a member of Roux' legal team. He is a Candidate Attorney at Ramsay Webber.
So OP spends most of his time trying to give the impression that he is religious. But he has still not come to terms with it as he is in denial and thinks he did nothing wrong.
Has Pistorius sold all his assets in property now? How much did he say he was worth at the bail hearing? It is about time he paid for his legal expenses. He said at the bail hearing his properties have a combined value of approximately R1,6 million. Legal costs R$2m.