Okay, but that means you are willing to ignore (or dismiss) Estelle van der Merwe's testimony about hearing a woman with an irritating voice arguing sometime between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. (Oh, yes... well, of course, she could have simply been mistaken.)
You are also willing to ignore the testimony of four neighbors (the Stipps and Burger/Johnson) who all claim to have heard, distinctly and without doubt, a woman screaming in mortal fear immediately after the first bang/shots between 3:00 and 3:08. (Impossible you say... she could not have screamed after the first bang/shots because as we all know, Oscar had already killed her.)
These screams, however, continued until the final 4 bang/shots were heard at approximately 3:15 after which time the woman's screams ceased. Moments later a man is heard shouting 3X for help and then the next door neighbors report hearing Oscar crying in great anguish.
Yes, timing does matter and the fact that neighbors heard Oscar crying in anguish AFTER the last bang/shots does not in any way discredit the four witnesses who claim to have clearly heard a woman's screams after the first bang/shots, when Oscar claims to have shot and killed Reeva.
That's what's hard for me to ignore.
I haven't ignored Mrs VdM's evidence about hearing a woman talking a long way off in an angry voice as though in an argument. I just don't know that we can really say this was OP and Reeva. She didn't even know which direction the sounds were coming from and the security guards going past both front and back heard nothing. It could be something or nothing.
I'm not ignoring the female screams evidence - I just don't think it was what the witnesses thought it was. I'm not sure where you get 3-3.08 from - Mr Fossil?? The 3 is from several witness' shots at around 3 is it and the 3.08 from a neighbour who heard practically nothing else and didn't give evidence? The 3.15 timing for the shots is contradicted by both Johnson's 3.16 phone call and Stipp's 3.17 10111 call so the second bangs could have been at 3.17 (which would support the defense) and not 3.15.
The 3 helps were heard during the female screaming by Burger/Johnson's evidence, happened after Stipp got through to security (probably around 3.16) and during the male crying according to Mrs Nhlengethwa.
Yes, the evidence that other witnesses heard different things and probably at the same time is of vital importance. Clearly 4 witnesses hearing female screaming prior to shots would lead to anyone to conclude this was Reeva except that other people heard other things that are very similar at the same time and these sounds could have been confused.