Can you honestly believe that OP has the unmitigated gall to say this:
I dont want to go back to jail and I dont want to have to waste my life sitting there."
For anyone already sickened by his self-pitying displays of crying and vomiting in the courtroom, The Interview makes for despicable viewing.
What do his words really show us? How deluded he remains. How, as a man whos spent his adult life in a position of power, hes still driven by the belief that he deserves a voice. That his help would be something desirable; something valuable. That people like him however they behave - have something to offer society and shouldnt be locked up. That he's a narcissist.
Worse, he feels able to put words into Reeva's mouth, the woman he so cruelly murdered. "We will never know whether shed have wanted redemption for Pistorius and neither can he. That he wants to believe it perhaps as a coping mechanism, or to justify his own self-serving desperation for freedom is both sad and sickening.
Reeva has had almost no voice in the three years since her death. The Steenkamps tried to keep her memory alive, bringing pictures of her to court every day, even printed on water bottles. But the message then as it is now was clear: This is the Oscar Pistorius show.
Heres a man so used to looking inwards to having people worship at the altar of his fame that hes lost sight of any remaining shred of humanity. Not satisfied with wallowing, OP also goes into detail about the murder itself.
As pleas for redemption go, its absurd. The only explanation for speaking so graphically is an utter lack of self-awareness.
IMO the spectacle in the courtroom and giving this interview are the biggest mistakes he's made since the trial began. I don't know if it's possible to affect his sentence, but it should. I simply can't believe the arrogance. Every time we think we've seen it all, he manages to sink even deeper into the abyss. The outrage shown by people worldwide is simply breathtaking, and he brought it all on himself.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/li...eluded-if-he-thinks-murdered-reeva-would-wan/