I didn't realise that OPs father Henke hasn't been at this trial at all although he was at the bail application.

so why would you hold a relative's ammo if you hadn't spoken to them for years? 

third time today I think - this will not be taken well with the legal fraternity - very risky to do this as it's a judge making the decision 

so now it's his father that left the ammunition in his safe 

I'm bereft   I need my daily fix   what am I going to do when the trial is over?  move to Pretoria????? 

Hmmm so Nel points out that OPs father never signed a statement admitting that the ammunition belonged to him - awkward 

or maybe he's just a liar...I've said for ages he will not take responsibility for anything 

we'll get a trip bus up

  shall I commit a crime over there (a minor one) and get him to defend me 

sorted..or we could just set up a fan club and maybe get a free trip I wanna gag my grandchildren is that so wrong 

so OP left a gun one up on a towel when he went swimming 

OK but my way means up close and personal  <------- desperation 

its coming over that way..just a tad mind 

back after lunch, hopefully when the children's medicationkicksin settled down  

Nel is getting exasperated with OPs answers 

calpol in their juices     I'm just joking 

Gerrie is definitely painting a portrait of OP as a man obsessed with guns so much so that he carries one absolutely every where and always one up 

according to Alex Crawford on Sky tweets - he's looking very flushed although his voice is very measured - I wish we could see him as well but he elected not to be seen as is his right 

Does that mean its loaded or has the safety catch off?

Oooh Pengy !  get you with the street talk   

OP is getting a good grilling this morning

not always although OP would like us to believe that - I have a friend who has lived in SA for 20 years never had one incident of trouble, comes back to Brum for a visit a few weeks ago and is mugged 20 minutes into a tour of town 

SA is definitely much more violent that say the UK but not sure it's common practice to carry guns unless you're going to areas by townships 

swear down - I can talk wif da yoof innit   

it does mean it's loaded with one bullet in  - it would seem that a gun is permanently wedged to OP at all times - except in this court obvs 

 ROFL! 

If I have to see that picture of him with that flippin snot hanging out of his face again, I'll be sick.

one of the reasons why perhaps it's best we can't see him 

Judge Masipa not happy with Nel laughing and rightly being ticked off and the gallery being reminded this is not entertainment 

No Sam Taylor is blonde as far as I know - think that lady might be one of Reeva's friends one of the Meyers whose house she was staying at when not at OPs house   Reeva was from Port Elizabeth so she was staying with the Meyers when in Jozi (Johannesberg) 

another change in testimony from yesterday - he said yesterday he couldn't remember firing into the door yet today he can 

again he didn't have time to think - he's virtually saying he didn't want to shoot the intruders coming out of the bathroom - Nel confirming he shouldn't have shot irrespective of whether it was Reeva or a supposed intruder 

Big admission that he shouldn't have shot at the door - will that be the clincher for CH?  Don't believe it was an accident 

still don't think the State can prove premeditated murder though 

we're at lunch now - loo and tea break for me 

If there were burgulars locked in the bahroom - why not ring the Police and then wait with your gun cocked at the ready if need be?

Just a thought. He seems to be an angry man - whether the anger was directed at his girlfriend or potential intruders - you just don't fire like a mad man with the intent to injure or possibly kill do you?

that's exactly what I feel Soozy and why I feel he's guilty of CH but not premeditated murder - he seems to have perceived danger all around him every second of the day