September 12, 201411 yr Not guilty of firearm charge of the sunroof charge Edited September 12, 201411 yr by superjohnmcginlay
September 12, 201411 yr That judge has stated that she believes that Oscar thought he was shooting an intruder and Reeva's death was a tragic accident. She may, therefore opine that he has suffered in enough and will have to live a life sentence due to his actions on that fateful night. She may not even pass a custodial sentence. What a load of bollocks! Justice my arse
September 12, 201411 yr That judge has stated that she believes that Oscar thought he was shooting an intruder and Reeva's death was a tragic accident. She may, therefore opine that he has suffered in enough and will have to live a life sentence due to his actions on that fateful night. She may not even pass a custodial sentence. What a load of bollocks! Justice my arse I belive what she said was "The state has not proved beyond reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty of premeditated murder," she said. "There are just not enough facts to support such a finding."
September 12, 201411 yr I belive what she said was "The state has not proved beyond reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty of premeditated murder," she said. "There are just not enough facts to support such a finding." Yes Tyls, like many a trial, the truth comes down the list behind the legal game.He murdered her in anger and regretted it the second afterward. Fair play to his team
September 12, 201411 yr Yes Tyls, like many a trial, the truth comes down the list behind the legal game. He murdered her in anger and regretted it the second afterward. Fair play to his team You are innocent until proven guilty, it’s up to the prosecution to do just that, which the judge didn’t think they did, she’s the one that sat through the whole trial not just the bits and pieces the media fed people. For what he’s worth I think he’s as guilty as hell, but again that way we have trials to “prove” you are guilty 100% not 95 or 96% but 100 % and in the judges view that was not the case and she has gone for a lesser charge
September 12, 201411 yr Yes Tyls, like many a trial, the truth comes down the list behind the legal game. He murdered her in anger and regretted it the second afterward. Fair play to his team That's not murder though, its manslaughter, which is what he's been found guilty of She also called him a poor witness and a liar I'll be amazed if he doesn't get sent down
September 15, 201411 yr Frankie Boyle is 1 of the main reasons Scotland should fuck off - he's a wanker of the highest order
October 21, 201411 yr if you are under house arrest could you buy a massive house with a huge garden etc and still use it or are you literally in the house only.
October 21, 201411 yr Is it just me? Sick to fucking death of hearing about this. Talk about a long drawn out process. I lost interest in early March and have been fast forwarding the news at this story every fucking day ever since.
October 21, 201411 yr Mansion arrest ? Prison for 10 months. Then house arrest. So they say. That is if he makes it out of prison.......
October 21, 201411 yr Prison for 10 months. Then house arrest. So they say. That is if he makes it out of prison....... No surprise then, hopefully he becomes someone's bitch and gets bummed to death.
October 21, 201411 yr 10 months in jail for blowing an innocent persons head off. Unbelievable. Wonder what he'd have got if he'd been a poor black man.
October 21, 201411 yr No surprise then, hopefully he becomes someone's bitch and gets bummed to death. There is a contract out on him already apparently. Though as he is diasbled he'll be in a medical wing or something. But even then apparently he isn't totally safe.
October 21, 201411 yr 10 months in jail for blowing an innocent persons head off. Unbelievable. Wonder what he'd have got if he'd been a poor black man. I know what you mean but the sentence is 5 years. It just happens that there is the section in law that allows a portion of that to be served under house arrest. 5 years is actually relatively normal for a culpable homocide. A bloke in SA thought someone was stealing his car and shot out of his bedroom window at them. Only it wasn't a criminal it was his daughter that he killed. He was convicted but walked free. Not saying the crimes are the same but it isn't a totally light sentence in terms of what he was found guilty of.
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