Colin de France
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What evidence places his intent to murder Reeva beyond doubt?
The screams .....
What evidence places his intent to murder Reeva beyond doubt?
The screams that weren't proved as hers and could have been his on realising what he had just done.....The screams .....
As you mentioned- Pistorius also said the door/door frame made a noise. Not sure if this was ever countered. As wolmarans said- there is no way of knowing for sure what happened in that cubicle- it is all best guesswork. So for Pistorius to have been wrong about the magazine rack being the source of the noise isn't beyond the realms of possibility. What if he heard an entirely different noise and misinterpreted it in his panic?(also not beyond the realms of possibility, IMO) I don't think much can ultimately hinge on the wood noise, as the prosecution can't prove he didn't hear something... Also- why create such a specific lie as to describe a 'wood moving' noise, when he could have been vaguer in saying what he heard?
The photos of the duvet, fans, curtains etc don't prove he intended to kill reeva. There are explanations ( for what we see in the photos,) that are reasonably possibly true
The screams that weren't proved as hers and could have been his on realising what he had just done.....
Why wouldn't I? You can't just throw around police corruption so lightly, otherwise no case would ever stick. Your question is a red herring.
It must be specific because he needs a justification for opening fire on the person inside the toilet, so he is pretending he heard wood noise which sounded like the door opening, hence a threat and excuse to fire. It could not have actually been the door because it never opened or moved, so he needs something that sounds like the door opening which is why he is pretending its the magazine rack. You say the prosecution cant prove he didn't hear anything, but proved he was lying about the magazine rack. He was not mistaken he insisted it had been moved, which is a lie. If he did not hear the door, and the magazine rack move then what other wood moving sound was there? This is his testimony he must provide evidence to support it.
What explanations? Even Oscar admitted if the photos are accurate his story cannot be true. The only thing left is wild OJ simpson conspiracy which obviously cannot be taken seriously.
I forgot about this. We have multiple witnesses testifying they heard female screams. Very powerful evidence, and OP claimed he screamed like a women yet introduced no evidence to support this, for obvious reasons.
It must be specific because he needs a justification for opening fire on the person inside the toilet, so he is pretending he heard wood noise which sounded like the door opening, hence a threat and excuse to fire. It could not have actually been the door because it never opened or moved, so he needs something that sounds like the door opening which is why he is pretending its the magazine rack. You say the prosecution cant prove he didn't hear anything, but proved he was lying about the magazine rack. He was not mistaken he insisted it had been moved, which is a lie. If he did not hear the door, and the magazine rack move then what other wood moving sound was there? This is his testimony he must provide evidence to support it.
What explanations? Even Oscar admitted if the photos are accurate his story cannot be true. The only thing left is wild OJ simpson conspiracy which obviously cannot be taken seriously.
Because the police witnesses contradicted each other and were contradicted by police affidavits in respect of who attended the scene and when? And the state didn't call all the witnesses to clear this up?
Oscar screams like a woman
(Reeva screams like a wild animal from the animal reserve)
Well here's an animal that sounds like wood moving
:crazy::crazy::crazy:
from today's Daily Mail
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/t...-bizarre-screeching-noise-tourists-Japan.html
BIB1: How exactly do you expect him to prove he heard a sound? It makes no sense to demand such a thing. He said he heard a noise and was wrong about what he later thinks he must have heard. This does not prove that he didn't hear a sound (it could have been the door moving in the frame).
Because its irrelevant? Police confusion as to who and and when the scene was attended = police corruption? I am sure they had other issues to focus on. This is just a red herring attempt to smear the damning evidence as was done with OJ simpson trial.
Could you clarify why the following doesn't count as evidence in this regard in your view?
The following is as far as I'm aware evidence:
3 witnesses who heard a man crying in a high pitch for a few minutes but heard no woman screaming at any point
1 witness who heard female crying at the same time as the 4 witnesses heard female screaming
1 witness who heard female crying but was told by her husband that it was OP crying
2 pieces of evidence that the second bangs were at 3.17 which would put the female screaming at the same time as the male crying (and this evidence was not queried by the state)
Bear in mind that he didn't have to prove his version - it's the state who had to prove theirs. So unless the state could demonstrate that the evidence was wrong - and they didn't - it demonstrates clearly that there could have been a mistake about what the female screams were that night.
He is the one telling the story so it needs to be plausible. He testified he heard 'wood movement' and the state proved he was lying. The door was not opened, and the magazine rack was out of reach of reeva, so what made the noise? fairys?
The crime scene photos are accurate.
He is the one telling the story so it needs to be plausible. He testified he heard 'wood movement' and the state proved he was lying. The door was not opened, and the magazine rack was out of reach of reeva, so what made the noise? fairys?
The crime scene photos are accurate.
Yes it could have been the door:
if you lean against a closed wooden door, some doors will make a creaking cracking noise.
I don't think the prosecution proved he was lying about the magazine rack- but they certainly called his 'memory' of where it was into question.
It could have been a lie or it could have been a mistake. As I said- if he genuinely believed he heard a wood noise, (which at the time he interpreted as the door moving), and realised after the event that it wasn't the door opening, in his natural need (and legal pressure) to fill in narrative gaps, a logical possibility would be that a moveable wooden object (the rack) might have made the noise. This may have caused him to lie about its location, or it may have caused him to genuinely misremember its location - to make logical sense of what he heard.
Re the photos: if the duvet really was on the floor, what does it actually prove? That Pistorius didn't remember it being on the floor at some point? Not even Pistorius claimed things were moved by police in some great framing conspiracy- he just said things were moved. The crime scene was not preserved accurately- so the photos cannot be fully relied upon. What bits of his version do you believe the photos undermine?
Some doors? What about that door? Oscar did not even claim that, he had to make up another excuse.
When is something poor memory and when is it a lie? Remember he insists it was in a different location to the photos. If he is mistaken then what caused the noise to cause him to shoot. Where is the evidence of this? This is vital.