LemonMousse
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The label 'sinister family ' is unfair and unfounded as far as I can see. Painting them as some kind of mafia organisation is perfect for a good story, but doesn't appear to be based on anything substantial.
They didn't ask to be thrust into the media spot light or to have to face public judgement and public comment over every facial reaction in court, or every tweet out of court. They have done what I think most families would do and have stood alongside their brother /nephew/son together, trying to support him through the whole process.
This must have been a horrendous experience for them but it seems that there is often little sympathy for the families of those who commit a crime. Of course the grieving family deserves more sympathy and consideration, but it doesn't have to be an either /or. IMO.
Hmm.
Aunt expresses outrage that Pistorius is put on trial for KILLING someone
Uncle sits smirking throughout the entire proceedings
Brother interferes with evidence by wiping a phone
Sister waltzes off with the handbag of a woman she'd never met
"Sinister" is me being charitable. I find them despicable, quite frankly.