RACING GURU Wrote:
> james...it seems you have your versions...judging
> by your posts..now lets take the case aside,and be
> practical.By practical,i mean ,we all have
> family,we all have been awaken during the night
> due to some disturbance or sound,most of us sleep
> with our partners next to us in the same
> bed....what would any reasonable man do,..when he
> wakes up...you answer that...its human nature to
> look first at the person close to us...you try
> it...instinctively your head turns to the person
> closest to you....even if you dont speak..because
> with any noise...you first check if anything
> closest to you in the room is still intact,before
> you go look for the source of the noise....thats
> human nature,to do that...no matter how gungho or
> scared you are,no matter how youve been brought
> up....its instinct to do what i just
> explained...but having said all that..on channell
> 199 yesterday i heard something ,that i thought
> was very pertinent.They had a double amputee
> speaking...and he said their greatest fear was how
> do they get away quickly in times of
> adversity...like the example he gave was if there
> was a fire,its always at the back of your mind to
> as how quickly you can get your prosthesis on and
> flee...so thinking along those lines...maybe,just
> maybe..u fend for yourself first and foremost
> before even your loved ones.....just a
> thought......but i still find it far fetched to
> believe that any reasonable person disabled/not,do
> what he did,in the knowledge that there was at
> least a loved one not even just in the house,but
> actually in the same bed...
.. to add do you not then also look all around your house after shooting and even go outside away from the"danger" to look for your loved one but automatically break down a door (how do you know the person behind that door has been hit unless you HEARD them cry out) - Factually his story has no credibility with me anymore after his counsel has conceded that the first shot was to the hip and that she did scream (according to multiple witness testimony) - I also am battling with the idea that he was very quick to think it was an intruder but just so quick to decide it was Reeva (how did he know this without first going outside his home or even downstairs to see if she was there). Did he not think Reeva might have run downstairs from the danger as any normal person would(she was not armed so flight would be an option)
Taken from his bail application
Reeva was not responding. When I reached the bed, I realised that Reeva was not in bed.
"That is when it dawned on me that it could have been Reeva who was in the toilet.
I returned to the bathroom calling her name. I tried to open the toilet door but it was locked.
I rushed back into the bedroom and opened the sliding door exiting onto the balcony and screamed for help.
I put on my prosthetic legs, ran back to the bathroom and tried to kick the toilet door open.
I think I must then have turned on the lights."
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I see he says he "called" her name - I wonder how loud that was as nobody heard that but did hear her screams
