Oscar Pistorius, das Model, der Valentinstag und das war dann Notwehr

Aber da stimmt die Hälfte nicht in den Videos, die lassen ja einiges weg was in der Aussage von OP eindesstattlich erklärt wurde und zu dem Fall dazu gehört.

The Fast Times of Oscar Pistorius: Valentine's Day

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Das Bett ist sehr groß und es war stockdunkel.
@CosmicQueen

unbelievable schrieb:Habt ihr euch mal die Meldungen der letzten 2 Tage hinsichtlich Tenor bzw. Inhalt angeschaut?

Nachtigall, ick hör dir trapsen :)

Experts: Pistorius violated basic firearms rules

South Africa has stringent laws regulating the use of lethal force for self-protection. In order to get a permit to own a firearm, applicants must not only know those rules but must demonstrate proficiency with the weapon and knowledge of its safe handling, making it far tougher to legally own a gun in South Africa than many other countries where a mere background check suffices.

Pistorius took such a competency test for his 9 mm pistol and passed it, according to the South African Police Service's National Firearms Center. Pistorius' license for the 9 mm pistol was issued in September 2010. The Olympic athlete and Paralympic medalist should have known that firing blindly, instead of at a clearly identified target, violates basic gun-handling rules, firearms and legal experts said.

"You can't shoot through a closed door," said Andre Pretorius, president of the Professional Firearm Trainers Council, a regulatory body for South African firearms instructors. "People who own guns and have been through the training, they know that shooting through a door is not going to go through South African law as an accident."

"There is no situation in South Africa that allows a person to shoot at a threat that is not identified," Pretorius added. "Firing multiple shots, it makes it that much worse. ...It could have been a minor — a 15-year-old kid, a 12-year-old kid — breaking in to get food."

Oscar Pistorius's defence team examines door

Justice - Paralympian murder-accused Oscar Pistorius's legal team has examined the toilet door through which Reeva Steenkamp was shot dead, it was reported on Tuesday.


National police spokesman Brigadier Phuti Setati told Beeld the door was taken to the athlete's home in Silver Woods Estate, in Pretoria, on Friday as part of the investigation and was being retained as evidence.

The newspaper reported that investigators appointed by Pistorius's legal team had asked to see the door in its original position in the house.

The damaged door was removed the day after Steenkamp's death on St Valentines' Day, because it was considered to be a crucial piece of evidence.

After being examined by the defence team, the door was taken back by the police.

On Monday, the British broadcaster, the BBC, aired a documentary about the shooting, in which it interviewed Steenkamp's ex-boyfriend Warren Lahoud, who claimed to have met her for coffee two days before she was killed.

South African Press Association/12/03/2013

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Robert80 schrieb:Aber die sind doch lt. gewissen Mädels Vorverurteilend.

Mr Perumal also told how blood markings in the house supported Pistorius’s story of where he picked her body up and carried it downstairs.

KlaraFall schrieb:Mr Perumal also told how blood markings in the house supported Pistorius’s story of where he picked her body up and carried it downstairs.