Yes a few legal eagles think it was CH. My opinion has nothing to do with bribery but everything to do with inequality between White SAs and Black SAs. I am sure you have read of the poor soul who spent 8 years in prison, in a wheelchair, (the same prison that OP is now in I think) waiting for his case to come to trial and he was accused of robbery not murder. OP was given bail even though charged with murder. When sent to prison he was put into the safe prison hospital wing. The other poor chap was in with the rest of the criminals, even though he was crippled, for the whole 8 years. That is what I call preferential treatment for being white and rich.
I don't think Nel proved to be the excellent prosecutor most of us thought he would be. I think wrong decisions were taken along the way. I also think Roux was ingratiating towards the judge. Always good to 'butter up' the judge and get her on your side! He was devious too. How many times was he going to provide evidence in favour of OP which never materialised.
Just like you, I don't think I am mistaken but I take comfort that in the poll that was taken on here 80 per cent thought he was guilty of murder and we would, in normal circumstances and in most countries, be the ones determining his guilt or otherwise.
I have absolutely no doubt he shot in anger, he knew it was Reeva, he is a proven liar with a history of violent scrapes and inappropriate gun use and sooner or later he was going to get into a great deal of trouble.
OP was treated carefully in prison because it would have been embarrassing for the prison authorities if he'd been attacked. But that was their decision. As for bail, yes, poor SA can't afford it and that's a disgrace. But it doesn't mean that OP didn't deserve to get it or got preferential treatment compared with other people with enough money for a lawyer and bail.
The whole 'majority' agrees with my side argument is based on the premise that everyone with an opinion knows all the facts, has taken the time to think about them and is acting responsibly is repeating their ideas. That's self-evidently untrue. You only need to look on social media to see the confusion many have about even basic evidence in this case. So do take comfort if you like, but imo it's no better than asking 100 people who don't know how high mount Everest is and then averaging their answers to get an estimate. It's practically meaningless.
If you are sure it was Reeva screaming, then what's your take on the phones evidence? Is it just major incompetence on the state's part?