Well, I don't think he did move any fan off any balcony, but that's beside the point.. :rocker:
I don't think he moved any fan off the balcony either. Where did police find it?
Well, I don't think he did move any fan off any balcony, but that's beside the point.. :rocker:
Exactly and he explained why, but because you think he's a jerk athlete all of a sudden it's premeditated murder?
Based on what?
Where is THAT evidence?
The guy's life is over. He would have to know that even WITH this excuse if he gets away with murder, even if he really did do it, that he'd have nothing in the end. He was already struggling to get into the games he wanted and that's gone. Any endorsements he had are straight out the window.
I can't see a man throwing away his entire life, unless he's got a good reason.
Y'all are saying "Rage" but you've yet to give any evidence that would explain what he was so enraged about?
What pissed him off so much? A woman mocking his sexual prowess? What? Because this ruined his life.
So what's the motive?
Piers Morgan tonight:
http://piersmorgan.blogs.cnn.com/20...-a-major-drinker-or-that-he-does-drink-a-lot/
Pistorius' friend on alcohol being banned as part of his bail: "I don't think that he is a major drinker, or that he does drink a lot"
On the heels of Friday's ruling that Oscar Pistorius could be released on bail, this evening "Piers Morgan Tonight" invites Kevin Lerena to share his reaction to some of the additional details coming out of the South African courtroom.
A close friend of the disgraced Paralympian, Lerena responded to learning that as part of Pistorius' agreement, he must abstain from drinking:
"He's a normal human being. We go out, we have fun," says the guest of his friend, a fellow South African. "As a person, he's never, ever, in my company, has alcohol changed his personality, or changed him as a person. Never around me has he ever changed in any way, when having alcohol in his system, at any time."
Noting that Lerena is confirming that Pistorius does drink, a detail that contradicts prior statement's by the sprinter's own attorney, Piers Morgan follows up:
"Would you say that the reality is he would have alcohol, just not to excess?"
"That's obviously something that he'd do in his private time, or his off time," says Lerena, of Pistorius drinking. "He's definitely not a person that goes out, and goes to clubs, and that type of thing. He's a very homely person that spends a lot of time with his friends, so, I don't think that he is a major drinker, or that he does drink a lot."
Yes-have they even talked to her girlfriends,close friends or family to see if she spoke about there relationship?
I also wondered about sexual rejection by Reeva due to his drunkennes or she found out something about his sexuality.
or the temporary relief of symptoms associated with male sexual weakness: Lack of stamina; Nocturnal emissions; Male hormone imbalance.
I interpret that to mean that when he is out, he does not drink much perhaps due to losing his licence if he did, but at home, he could drink more, don't you think?
I bet they're doing that right now. During the Olympics, he was dating a girl initials ST. After the Olympics he took a vacation with her (I know this through twitter and pics he posted). Very few pics of her were posted, though. Since this incident, her parents have been quoted as saying they're glad she's out of the "clutches of that man", and I also read that police were wanting to talk to her. Before the shooting, She apparently had plans to do a tell-all interview about him, saying "he's not who you think he is", but something changed her mind at that time.
Has anyone else read OP's book? He disses his dad a little bit in the book. And his dad has been right there with him in the courtroom every day. A courtroom with fabulous lighting, I might add. OP looks really good, and I think it inadvertently lends some sympathy to him.
When the reporter asked Pistorius how often he went to the range, Pistorius said: "just sometimes, when I can't sleep."
Respectfully snipped
While the entire article is disturbing, I find this really bothersome.
I am trying to believe this could have been an accident, and it could have. The 4 shots and not getting a response, or even looking for Reeva keep me battling. Along with the loopholes in his Affidavit and seeing the diagrams.
I know that this type of thing has happened as an accident before, but am not sure here. So sorry.
a 26 year old with sleeping problems?
taking herbal supplements for whatever reason? - the indications for this Testis Compositium are quite interesting Amazon.com: Heel - Testis Compositum 10 vials: Health & Personal Care
He has stomach or some medical problem other than his disability that requires attention according to Roux yesterday? --
this guy is a young athlete....what exactly is going on here?
My previous post to which merc has responded here mentioned that OP goes to the shooting range at night if he cannot sleep!
That seems like abnormal behaviour to me. Does he have a gun fantasy? Is shooting therapeutic to his aggressive urges?
This leads me to the question: Was he still suffering from insomnia, depression or some other mental illness?
Was he unhappy with his achievements in London 2012? There could something very deep in his psyche that is hidden by his outside persona that no one knows about. I hope he is given a psychiatric assessment soon.
"The fact that depression is so frequently accompanied by violent rage in young men a rage usually, but not solely, directed at themselves is something we need to acknowledge and understand."
Read more: http://ideas.time.com/2012/07/24/the-overwhelming-maleness-of-mass-homicide/#ixzz2LiHDhzcF
I have wondered about this. **THIS IS JUST AN IDEA TO TOSS AROUND. No facts or reports, just an idea.**
How many people keep their herbal supplements by the bed? How many have injectable herbal supplements? By the bed? The testis compositum is listed as a supplement that can be used to aid those with erm, male sexual problems. I can't think of the right word.
Here we have it:
http://www.totalnutritionaid.com/heel-testis-compositum-100-tablets-1302323.html
If she made fun of him, or rejected him, or he failed to be able to perform and they argued, (and if she really was flirting with another man as reported), this could make a man that is already insecure flip out.
I have a friend that has not been able to "perform" naturally since he was 18. His stories are disturbing as there were no pills then, he is 65 now btw, he had to inject into his penis to get it up. If he argued with his wife after the injection, he said it would remain stiff for hours and no relief, it was painful. Not to mention embarrassing. When this man drinks he goes into rages, especially about women. He did serious damage to his now exwife several times. Should be noted, she did not understand his dysfunction, thought she was not sexy enough, and made fun of him.![]()
Oh absolutely...we cannot know for sure until such a time as the trial.With all due respect, I don't know how we can possibly conclude with certainty that the prosecution is referring to sleep clothes, let alone what exactly the clothes looked like. I am willing to admit I don't know for sure either way (street clothes vs. sleep clothes), but the prosecution has emphasized Reeva was "dressed" and that her being "dressed" is significant in proving their case against OP or at least contradicts his version of events. This leads me to infer they are most likely referring to street clothes, not sleep clothes.
JMO.
A little update regarding the woman who tried to halt proceedings:
http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/annemarie-files-case-with-concourt-1.1475722#.USiYFXwaySM
What it's about is beyond me but she came all the way from the states to do this..most bizarre. ( and nothing to do with the case I might add)
No where in his statement does he mention dropping the gun, and he clearly states backing out of the bathroom, eyes focused on the bathroom door, indicating he was approaching the bed with his back to it, He is still shouting at Reeva to call the police, she is not responding...it dawns on him...he goes back to the bathroom ( this is when I speculate he dropped the gun) loo door locked, no response from Reeva, back to bedroom, opens door, screams for help, puts legs on and breaks down door (shortened version)It's already been mentioned how it seems odd that, according to OP's account, he goes from being incredibly fearful and on high alert to just dropping his gun and stumbling back to the bedroom.
According to his statement it only occurs to him that it might have been Reeva in the bathroom when he reaches the bed.
So before this point and after the shooting I would have expected him to still be on high alert, closing the bathroom window, holding his gun and not letting go of it until he gets to the bedroom.
But according to his statement he drops his gun, leaves the bathroom window open and goes back to the bedroom, with his back to this entry point (open window), with the light off.
That's almost like asking why someone didn't put their jacket on, on a cold night when faced with the possibility of an intruder. He has never had legs, he stated he has mobility..there is more than likely very little he cannot do without his legs.This is a great observation worth considering that points to his guilt.
I'm still not sure if he's guilty or innocent.
Another issue raised was him not putting on his prosthetic legs. I'd think that he'd be worried he'd be interrupted halfway through thereby rendering him immobile. Better to have two short legs than one.