DriveBy
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I hope they are not so foolish as to change the conditions of his bail because IMO he is a flight risk. He will escape via boat or land to a country with no extradition agreement and they will never be able to get him back.
IMO he will now try to hamper, scamper and tamper!
I will have even less respect for SA if they change even one condition.
OP does not know the meaning of the word, 'discipline", from what we know about him, he has never been disciplined or punished in his life.
He was prepared to write that affidavit because he figured if he could get out on bail, he could escape justice as he has money. The worst thing they did was to let him out on bail. I wonder if they can bail him on June 4 or before?
Fancy wanting to live in the crime scene again which has to remain the crime scene!
OP has no guilt, no remorse and wants to act as if nothing has happened.
I hope Reeva's parents bring on that civil case before he escapes.
You make very good points! And I especially follow your point that I put on Bold.
The locksmith with a lawyer coming hours after his arrest to break the safe and get banking account information just stinks! Mr. Pistorius intentionally murdered Reeva and he knew the story he (and his family) hastily concocted before he broke down the door was not going to work, he was/is definitely on his way to another country, if he can get out. Good luck with that!
Magistrate Nair hand picked the Correctional Officer and the Parole Officer in charge of monitoring Mr. Pistorius and you can bet that the Magistrate told them to take the task dead seriously, not to give him any chance of leaving the country.
That being said, there is not a Judge in SA stupid enough to lift those safeguards on his bail. The risk of serious professional embarrassment is just too great!