04009margaret
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Respectfully staying out of the current debate lol
It was a very solid point since the driver is putting himself at risk as much as his passenger. Unlike for example, the passenger being locked behind a toilet door while the driver charges the door and pumps it full of bullets. Not much risk to the driver in that scenario.A flippant answer to what was a solid point. Disappointing.
It is funny but despite all the bad press it his his own statement that make me lean towards him being guilty . His statement is like a snowball effect in that there has to be so some many unusual implausible things to have happened for it to be true .
Probably not explaining my self very well but that is just my gut feeling and has not been brought on by the press but by me trying to think his version through .
For what it is worth if he did know it was Reeva I do think he likely did it in a moment of anger/madness rather than a thought out plan to kill well in advance.
Occasionally I pity him for ruining his own life and everything he has worked for as well as taking Reeva's but quickly come back round to the fact that if found guilty he deserves his punishment .
Reeva's parents will never get over this and will be suffering for the rest of their lives but seeing justice done may help them .
I agree. I think this is the reason he had to add to his statement for trial.
These things had to be true:
1. brought in two fans instead of one
2. talked with Reeva shortly before the "event"
3. he switched sides of the bed,
4. the gun was under the bed instead of the nightstand.
5. it had to have been pitch dark in the room
6. the light was broken in the loo
7. he has to have screamed like a woman and 5 witnesses would have had to "mis-hear" what they heard
we haven't really gone into the drugs/steroids.....that OP had.....pig something or another.....whatever were in those vials....a sexual enhancer? wth was that stuff???
Right...and I still want to know how much he had to drink...he had just come from a party.
It was a very solid point since the driver is putting himself at risk as much as his passenger. Unlike for example, the passenger being locked behind a toilet door while the driver charges the door and pumps it full of bullets. Not much risk to the driver in that scenario.
I agree. I think this is the reason he had to add to his statement for trial.
These things had to be true:
1. brought in two fans instead of one
2. talked with Reeva shortly before the "event"
3. he switched sides of the bed
4. the gun was under the bed instead of the nightstand
5. it had to have been pitch dark in the room
6. the light had to be broken in the loo
7. he has to have screamed like a woman and 5 witnesses would have had to "mis-hear" what they heard
Anyone want to add to this list?
What he forgot:
1. Reeva ate hours after 10:00 pm when he claimed they went to bed
2.
2. ... to buy a Valentine's gift for Reeva?I agree. I think this is the reason he had to add to his statement for trial.
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What he forgot:
1. Reeva ate hours after 10:00 pm when he claimed they went to bed
2.
8. At the same moment terror filled him, OP's mind registered that there were no burglar bars on the bathroom window and that ladders had been left outside.I agree. I think this is the reason he had to add to his statement for trial.
These things had to be true:
1. brought in two fans instead of one
2. talked with Reeva shortly before the "event"
3. he switched sides of the bed,
4. the gun was under the bed instead of the nightstand.
5. it had to have been pitch dark in the room
6. the light was broken in the loo
7. he has to have screamed like a woman and 5 witnesses would have had to "mis-hear" what they heard
BBM - And OP intentionally created a 'potential' situation by shooting 4 times at a door when he was under no immediate threat. He had other options, but chose the option that would kill. The reckless driver wouldn't know in advance if his passenger was about to be killed - but OP knew in advance that he was about to kill whoever was behind the door, and made the conscious decision to kill them anyway.I don't think it's a solid point at all. If OP believed he was trying to stop an intruder, how is that less important than driving recklessly. The reckless driver of a car isn't attempting to avoid a potential situation in any way, he's intentionally creating it.
It's only a flippant remark if you believe the rowing/stalking/abuse scenario.
Anyhow, back on topic...
BBM - So he may have suffered intermittent blindness, deafness and amnesia just before and during the murder. Now I almost feel sorry for him!!the weirdest thing he forgot. is that he , he says now. spoke with Reeva a few moments before!!.....
he forgot this?? these were the last words, according to his story that Reeva ever spoke in her shortened life.. and he forgot the last words he ever spoke to her??
pffffff
I agree. I think this is the reason he had to add to his statement for trial.
These things had to be true:
1. brought in two fans instead of one
2. talked with Reeva shortly before the "event"
3. he switched sides of the bed,
4. the gun was under the bed instead of the nightstand.
5. it had to have been pitch dark in the room
6. the light was broken in the loo
7. he has to have screamed like a woman and 5 witnesses would have had to "mis-hear" what they heard
8. At the same moment terror filled him, OP's mind registered that there were no burglar bars on the bathroom window and that ladders had been left outside.