Let me try this again... if I keep it short this time maybe I won't need to delete.
Ty. I did remember that the boating accident itself was discussed in Court.
BBM - I would certainly have thought so, but I'm not sure of anything in this case! I was amazed back when DT/OP were so opposed to a mental evaluation being done. I thought they should have jumped at the chance OP might get diagnosed with a type of mental deflect that would keep him out of jail. I was left with the feeling that
OP was more worried about what effect such a diagnosis might have on his sports career than he was of going to jail. moo
BIB IMO could be reasonably possibly true. Hypothetically, has Team OP hidden this fact to ensure his sporting career and their money making potential remain intact? Could Team OP be negligent for not having OP medically examined for anger/impulse changes post head injury?
It was clear to those around him that, in his daily life, he was getting more out of control with anger and his use a gun before he shot RS to death and 'blew her brains out' that night.
In OP's recovery from the boating accident, did Team OP influence and gain medical cooperation, to ensure that a diagnosis of brain injury remain hidden from the public so as not to impact OP's sporting career? Team OP PR machine ensured that OP was seen publicly as having made a 'miracle' recovery, again an 'outstanding' achiever, etc, to positively influence his public profile and ensure their income earning capacity.
However, it is well known in medical circles that brain injury can leave humans prone to anger/impulse problems and sleep difficulties. [Michael Hutchence, high public profile as Inxs front singer, is one example: his colleagues noticed he had problems with anger and impulse control after sustaining a head injury, but the public was not aware of this until after his death].
Has the politically influential SA Team OP PR machine
overlooked in its quest to maintain OP's Olympic glory/fame/money for South Africa, the fact that the man, OP, was struggling with anger/impulse issues which threatened the the safety and well-being of other people?
The information about OP's anger/impulse issues has come into the public domain despite the substantial effort of Team OP PR machine to squash this information, maintain damage control, influence charges to be dropped, cases dismissed, etc. Has Team OP been negligent?
Do we hold the people around celebrities/sports stars, etc accountable?
All in my opinion only.