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on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Dame_Ann_Average
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Nel certainly seems in my estimation (Yogi will disagree)  to be showing that not only is he lying about certain aspects but that he's been coached to give answers but when he deviates from the script, he says he can't remember - I think this is why people were laughing in court - because it's just farcical to keep defaulting to the I can't remember when you don't want to give the real answer 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Nel certainly seems in my estimation (Yogi will disagree)  to be showing that not only is he lying about certain aspects but that he's been coached to give answers but when he deviates from the script, he says he can't remember - I think this is why people were laughing in court - because it's just farcical to keep defaulting to the I can't remember when you don't want to give the real answer 

Interesting - so you reckon Nel is doing a good job Pengy?

FM
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Nel certainly seems in my estimation (Yogi will disagree)  to be showing that not only is he lying about certain aspects but that he's been coached to give answers but when he deviates from the script, he says he can't remember - I think this is why people were laughing in court - because it's just farcical to keep defaulting to the I can't remember when you don't want to give the real answer 

Interesting - so you reckon Nel is doing a good job Pengy?

personally yes - he's got him well and truly rattled and yet today he's got velvet gloves on - don't know if he's toned it down because he got a reprimand yesterday but he's chipping away slowly at OPs story and getting him to either admit stuff or state the I can't remember statement which could be construed as I don't want to give you the real answer as it will implicate me 

 

it's a long drawn out cross but each bit is chip chip chip and I think showing OP to be a liar 

FM

 

 

kids are a film Pengy...I hope the links go up on youtube early and I'll watch session 2 and three after tea...makes me wonder if he could have killed her now. I agree Nels's doing a fabulous job and not even raising his voice or *pittingit tu him* unlike Roux who tried to convince witnesses that this happened and that happened...double tap for instance! 

Dame_Ann_Average
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Nel certainly seems in my estimation (Yogi will disagree)  to be showing that not only is he lying about certain aspects but that he's been coached to give answers but when he deviates from the script, he says he can't remember - I think this is why people were laughing in court - because it's just farcical to keep defaulting to the I can't remember when you don't want to give the real answer 

Interesting - so you reckon Nel is doing a good job Pengy?

personally yes - he's got him well and truly rattled and yet today he's got velvet gloves on - don't know if he's toned it down because he got a reprimand yesterday but he's chipping away slowly at OPs story and getting him to either admit stuff or state the I can't remember statement which could be construed as I don't want to give you the real answer as it will implicate me 

 

it's a long drawn out cross but each bit is chip chip chip and I think showing OP to be a liar 

Ta Pengy  Ohhh sounds like a battle of wills going on?

Enjoying reading the analysis here, yours included. I can't be doing with watching the actual trial.  

FM
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

kids are a film Pengy...I hope the links go up on youtube early and I'll watch session 2 and three after tea...makes me wonder if he could have killed her now. I agree Nels's doing a fabulous job and not even raising his voice or *pittingit tu him* unlike Roux who tried to convince witnesses that this happened and that happened...double tap for instance! 

I do sometimes wonder if she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time - there are times when I just about believe he thought there were burglars -  I'm  100% this was the case irrespective of it being Reeva in the bathroom, I think he would have shot to kill whoever was in that bathroom and that to me is why I think this is a CH case 

FM
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Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

kids are a film Pengy...I hope the links go up on youtube early and I'll watch session 2 and three after tea...makes me wonder if he could have killed her now. I agree Nels's doing a fabulous job and not even raising his voice or *pittingit tu him* unlike Roux who tried to convince witnesses that this happened and that happened...double tap for instance! 

the double tap that Barry was wrong to have posited because OP never told him it was double tap  doof doof doof doof 

FM

so he didn't hear Reeva get out of bed because the fans were blowing in his face the duvet wasn't on the floor, he knew the jeans were there because he'd seen them earlier but Nel said his earlier statement refutes this 

 

so we're having spats about Afrikaans translations and Oldwage is told off for whispering instead of objecting 

FM
Originally Posted by Aimee:
What does CH mean exactly and what sentence would he get if he was charged with it?

it's very similar to our manslaughter and the most he could get is 15 years 

 

 

It's been classifed as:  unlawful killing which is not classified as murder due to the evil intention of killing being absent. It is a term that is used in Scottish law and amongst several places and countries where the English Common Law system of Justice is administered. It is equitable to the term manslaughter.

It has two broad categories voluntary and involuntary culpable homicide. A culpable homicide is thus classified on the basis of the "mens rea" being present or not. The Latin term "mens rea" translates to "guilty mind" and is one of the basic principles used in Criminal Law. It comes from the Latin phrase that goes "actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea" which means "the act will not make a person guilty unless the mind is also guilty".

 

so although he may not have wanted to murder Reeva per se, by grabbing the gun and shooting, in his mind his intent was to kill therefore culpable homicide

 

if that makes any sense  

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
What does CH mean exactly and what sentence would he get if he was charged with it?

it's very similar to our manslaughter and the most he could get is 15 years 

 

 

It's been classifed as:  unlawful killing which is not classified as murder due to the evil intention of killing being absent. It is a term that is used in Scottish law and amongst several places and countries where the English Common Law system of Justice is administered. It is equitable to the term manslaughter.

It has two broad categories voluntary and involuntary culpable homicide. A culpable homicide is thus classified on the basis of the "mens rea" being present or not. The Latin term "mens rea" translates to "guilty mind" and is one of the basic principles used in Criminal Law. It comes from the Latin phrase that goes "actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea" which means "the act will not make a person guilty unless the mind is also guilty".

 

so although he may not have wanted to murder Reeva per se, by grabbing the gun and shooting, in his mind his intent was to kill therefore culpable homicide

 

if that makes any sense  

It makes perfect sense to me.

I managed to listen to some of the trial this morning, as I took my ipad around the house while I did the housework. Then, while I was "sofa waiting", my son called and reminded me they had Sky and I could watch the trial on their TV.

I agree that Nel gained some ground today, but OMG does that man irritate me!

I'm going to read back, so there might be a bit of spamming going on as I reply to posts.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Pengy:

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? 

I believe Oscar and his dad have had an on/off relationship and I don't think he played a big part in Oscar's life. However, although they weren't particularly close, there was some contact prior to and after Reeva's death. Daddy Pistorius is a bit of a loose cannon and made a non PC statement in the media regarding crime and having to defend yourself, which didn't go down well with the family ( and presumably the defence team) so I think he is out in the cold, which might explain why he wouldn't make a statement about the ammunition.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

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 

 I agree.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

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? 

I believe Oscar and his dad have had an on/off relationship and I don't think he played a big part in Oscar's life. However, although they weren't particularly close, there was some contact prior to and after Reeva's death. Daddy Pistorius is a bit of a loose cannon and made a non PC statement in the media regarding crime and having to defend yourself, which didn't go down well with the family ( and presumably the defence team) so I think he is out in the cold, which might explain why he wouldn't make a statement about the ammunition.

Howzit Yogz 

 

that's makes a lot of sense then 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:

 

 

on a quick break...only 5% of SA's have guns...so not that high considering the crime rate in some area's. I'm assuming USA would have a much bigger percentage. 

 

What little I have been able to watch is just confirmation of what I already knew...the guy is a complete and utter t*ss pot and a proven liar, still not convinced he deliberately shot Reeva...but now its more believable he could have...he seems to think he's above the law frankly!

Nel certainly seems in my estimation (Yogi will disagree)  to be showing that not only is he lying about certain aspects but that he's been coached to give answers but when he deviates from the script, he says he can't remember - I think this is why people were laughing in court - because it's just farcical to keep defaulting to the I can't remember when you don't want to give the real answer 

Yogi does not disagree.  It crossed my mind yesterday that when Nel deviates from the questions the defence had anticipated, then Oscar falters.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

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? 

I believe Oscar and his dad have had an on/off relationship and I don't think he played a big part in Oscar's life. However, although they weren't particularly close, there was some contact prior to and after Reeva's death. Daddy Pistorius is a bit of a loose cannon and made a non PC statement in the media regarding crime and having to defend yourself, which didn't go down well with the family ( and presumably the defence team) so I think he is out in the cold, which might explain why he wouldn't make a statement about the ammunition.

Howzit Yogz 

 

that's makes a lot of sense then 

Hi Pengy.

Yogi19

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