13-03-2014, 09:17 PM
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Re: Oscar Pistorius
Originally Posted by Meg
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The whole think is odd to me 
I don't know all the details and may have missed something.
Ok, a man wakes up in the night in bed with his partner, he thinks there is an intruder.
What is the first thing most people would do.The natural reaction surely is to turn to the partner and to say 'wake up/wait there/ ring the police' and if the partner is found not to be there it bed there is a good chance they are in the bathroom.
Yes, I agree with you Meg. All this "thought there was an intruder" malarkey, don't ring true somehow. Also, there are the other witnesses who said he has fired his guns off recklessly before.
13-03-2014, 09:23 PM
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Re: Oscar Pistorius
Originally Posted by Mups
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Yes, I agree with you Meg. All this "thought there was an intruder" malarkey, don't ring true somehow. Also, there are the other witnesses who said he has fired his guns off recklessly before.
Maybe what happened was a big row/girlfriend hid in the loo and in a fit of temper he shots her
I guess there are only two people who know the truth one can't speak and the other never will.
14-03-2014, 10:53 AM
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Re: Oscar Pistorius
Originally Posted by Marki
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One cannot tell from this distance whether he is guilty or not. I have a feeling though he will walk on some technicality or other.
My hunch is that he is guilty, but all we have is the information broadcast so we cannot know. Trial by television is not all that accurate.
09-04-2014, 06:42 PM
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Re: Oscar Pistorius
Been following the case, don't think much of the prosecution lawyer at all.Needs to really get to grips with this case.
Pats or Ania may help here - could you explain how having your fingers in the mouth of a dying person, is supposed to help them breathe - seems the opposite to me .........
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