I really can not see why people do not grasp what the sequence of events was in this case.
There are two arguments:
Scenario 1:
OP breaks open door with bat - terrified Reeva screams for her life - OP shoots her
Scenario 2:
OP kills Reeva - OP screams like a woman and a man - OP breaks door
Now here's where it gets interesting:
All 5 witnesses heard woman screaming + Gun shots + silence.
For OP's version to be true, he must have killed a woman, then immediately replicated the exact sounds of attacking a woman and shooting her, which coincidentally is exactly what he just did.
Does anybody not get the magnitude of that coincidence?
For OP's story to be true, he had to create a one-in-a-billion mortal accident by killing his girlfriend who got up to pee, then immediately and unintentionally recreate the exact sounds of that accident.
WTF?
Seriously?
Of course! Think about why this "coincidence" is what OP is asking the court to believe:
He claims to have re-created the exact sounds of the accident because he was forced to concoct a story that fit what happened, what the witnesses heard, AND makes him innocent.
His story HAD to replicate the evidence and sounds of the killing.
So that's why we have two scenarios that describe much of the same witness testimony and evidence.
The question is, what is more reasonable?
- All witnesses were mistaken and OP replicated the sounds of a terrified woman being attacked and shot to death, or
- OP shot and killed his girlfriend and made up a lame alibi to try to explain away the evidence?