Mord-Prozess Oscar Pistorius

Dumbledore schrieb:http://www.smh.com.au/world/oscar-pistorius-trial-10-questions-the-athlete-must-answer-to-avoid-conviction-20140407-zqrpn.html

Na denn - ab in den "Stand", Ozzy, we want ANSWERS! Bin wirklich gespannt ob er aussagt.....

Oscar Pistorius Team To Launch Defence Case


When Pistorius takes the stand, it will be the first time he speaks publicly about what happened on the night his girlfriend died.

South African paralympian Oscar Pistorius is expected to take the witness stand later this week - in connection with the death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day last year.


http://news.sky.com/story/1237799/oscar-pistorius-team-to-launch-defence-case

Ali schrieb:

Dumbledore schrieb:http://www.smh.com.au/world/oscar-pistorius-trial-10-questions-the-athlete-must-answer-to-avoid-conviction-20140407-zqrpn.html

Na denn - ab in den "Stand", Ozzy, we want ANSWERS! Bin wirklich gespannt ob er aussagt.....

Ja, ich bin auch sehr gespannt was nun der Pathologe aussagen wird, der bei der Autopsie gar nicht dabei war.
Da es mm um den Mageninhalt geht, wissen wir ja, dass mit oder ohne Essen, Reeva kurz vorher wach war und wie Oscar, in seiner (deshalb?) abgeänderten Affi sagte, mit ihm geredet hatte.

Beide haben zu keiner Sekunde geschlafen. Meine Meinung nach wie vor.

Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial – April 7th

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Ali schrieb:

Dumbledore schrieb:http://www.smh.com.au/world/oscar-pistorius-trial-10-questions-the-athlete-must-answer-to-avoid-conviction-20140407-zqrpn.html

Na denn - ab in den "Stand", Ozzy, we want ANSWERS! Bin wirklich gespannt ob er aussagt.....

Ja, ich bin auch sehr gespannt was nun der Pathologe aussagen wird, der bei der Autopsie gar nicht dabei war.
Da es mm um den Mageninhalt geht, wissen wir ja, dass mit oder ohne Essen, Reeva kurz vorher wach war und wie Oscar, in seiner (deshalb?) abgeänderten Affi sagte, mit ihm geredet hatte.

Beide haben zu keiner Sekunde geschlafen. Meine Meinung nach wie vor.

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Saayman has taken up a seat next to Nel. The judge’s desk is being prepared, files being brought out. Almost time to start. BB


state pathologist Gert Saayman is back in court today - he’ll listen to Botha’s testimony and consult with the state. BB


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Roux outlines his evidence: urine content, ballistics, cricket bat damage, sound, lights, disability will all contribute

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Anwalt Roux kündigt an, 14 bis 17 Zeugen zur Verteidigung von #OscarPistorius rufen zu wollen. Als Ersten: Pathologe Jan Botha.

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Oscar Pistorius trial set to resume with pathologist first witness for defence


Defence lawyer says pathologist has personal reasons for having to giving evidence first, delaying defendant's testimony

Athlete Oscar Pistorius will be back in the glare of the world's media when his murder trial resumes on Monday but, in an unorthodox legal move, he will not be the first witness for his own defence.
Instead he is expected to follow Prof Jan Botha, a pathologist, on the stand at the high court in Pretoria, where proceedings were suspended for a week due to the illness of a judge's assistant.
Pistorius shot dead his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a law graduate and model, who was in a locked toilet cubicle at his home on Valentine's Day last year. The 27-year-old has said he mistook her for an intruder and acted to protect them both.
His performance under cross-examination is likely to be pivotal‚ but the millions following the trial on radio, television and on Twitter will have to wait a little longer.
Brian Webber, one of Pistorius's lawyers, told Agence France-Presse: "We don't have a choice. The pathologist has personal reasons for why he has to take the stand first."
The delay might have afforded a pause in media coverage, but Webber said it had given those working on the case little respite. "If you think it's been a week off, then good luck for you."
Botha, the chief pathologist in Free State province, did not take part in the postmortem on 29-year-old Steenkamp but is likely to raise questions over the evidence of the state pathologist Prof Gert Saayman. This may include challenging the suggestion that Steenkamp probably last ate at about 1am on the night she died, which appears at odds with Pistorius's claim that they retired to his bedroom at 10pm.
The defence witness list also includes a neighbour who reportedly lives significantly closer to the athlete than those on the prosecution side who testified that they heard a woman's terrified screams. The neighbour is likely to support defence counsel Barry Roux's claim that the screams came from Pistorius himself‚ thus neutralising a central tenet of the prosecution case. Roux is expected to present the results of his own sound tests on the estate.
Pistorius has hired forensic experts including a US animation firm that will depict the scene of the killing using computer-generated 3D images. The defence is also likely to pick apart the investigation by the police detective Hilton Botha.
Known as the Blade Runner because of his prosthetic limbs, Pistorius is the first amputee to have run in the Olympics. On Sunday, South Africa's City Press newspaper suggested that the defence would seek to draw attention to his disability as a factor in why he opened fire.
Dr Brian Watermeyer, a clinical psychologist and disability rights activist, told the paper that the rights of disabled people were violated daily and it was therefore not unreasonable for them to perceive the world as "potentially dangerous and potentially hostile".
South Africa has "spent quite a lot of energy thinking about racial inequality and about gender inequality, but as a society we haven't started thinking about disability prejudices at all", Watermeyer said.
The trial is now scheduled to run to at least mid-May.


http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/06/oscar-pistorius-trial-resumes-pathologist

Botha: can’t recall ever being asked by an investigating officer about the last meal of a deceased. BB

Botha: it’s very difficult for a forensic pathologist to gain experience in this field - don’t have all the background facts. BB

Botha reading from medical articles summing up findings that determining time of death from stomach contents is unreliable. BB


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Kai Feldhaus ‏@KaiFeldhaus 2 Min.
Interessant: Pathologe Botha hat Reeva gar nicht untersucht. Weiß aber, dass die Aussage des Kollegen, der es tat, eher wischiwaschi waren.

DieGraefin schrieb:Hat noch jemand keinen Ton mehr?

Botha's evidence differs in detail from Mangena but they both agree that she was hit in the head at the end of volley of shots


Defense pathologist is saying shot sequence is: hip, arm, hand, head. All 4 bullets hit her, different to prosecution


http://www.channel4.com/news/pistorius-trial-murder-watch-live-video

Botha says if the shots were in rapid succession, she cd not have made a noise. Unlikely she wd have screamed

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DieGraefin schrieb:hehe, Nel kann auch anders!  Rollentausch!

We're seeing a swapping of roles here - Roux was a pussycat, friendly and clear for his witness, Nel is immediately aggressive, suspicious

http://www.channel4.com/news/pistorius-trial-murder-watch-live-video