I'm just curious how you cannot see the discrepancies in their statements and their collaboration and embellishment since their police statements.
It's not just me and Roux saying they have misinterpreted - it could not have factually occurred in the new embellished manner they are not describing. If they heard screams after the shooting stopped, it could not have been Reeva, although it is quite clear that is what they believe.
I 'm sorry. I don't have the curiousity you do as to why you cant see the discrepancies between Oscars story and the parade of witnesses... I am just not that interested... you are curious about my thought processes, and that's ok.. I don't mind.. you are free to do so. Carry on.
It seems a little odd that lawyers don't already have copies of all these notes that witnesses made at the time.
A couple of times...Roux seemed to work up to making a point, then just dropped it and started another line of questioning altogether. Is he losing himself or is this a strategy?
Oh, I do see problems with Oscar's statements, and I'll be commenting on any discrepancies or embellishments when he testifies as well.
Indeed. They seem unprepared -- it's like they are conducting discovery in the middle of the trial
If I may add, minor.. how can you be seriously suggesting that Roux knows more than the witness..?? Roux wasn't there.. his story comes from Oscar.. correct?? of course, Roux has to challenge this witness and others on their testimony.. doesn't mean he knows more than they do.. he HOPES he can persuade the judge that he does, and that all these witnesses with testimony of hearing cries before the shots are mistaken, or misinterpreting.. but this is his job to do.. you , claiming to be an attorney should know that.. doesn't mean its true though.. means that Roux is doing the job he is collecting a fee for..nothing more than that.