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Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge
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61 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Fri Oct 16 2015, 17:54
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
62 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 08:51
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The charge has been upgraded from manslaughter to murder after appeal.
63 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 10:25
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
I should think so too! People should be able to go to the loo in peace without being shot at!
64 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:04
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Wonder if they'll fudge the re-sentencing?
65 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:18
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Mandatory minimum 15 years in the pokey for murder in Saaath Ufrika apparently.
Just heard it on the BBC.
Just heard it on the BBC.
66 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:47
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Still not long enough for the shit bag.
The whole system is a joke, can't believe he even got house arrest.
The whole system is a joke, can't believe he even got house arrest.
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67 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:48
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karlypants wrote:Still not long enough for the shit bag.
If they confiscate his legs it'll slow him down and make it feel longer.
68 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:49
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
And it'd save them a fortune on trousers.
69 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:52
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
Is that a joke?
70 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 12:54
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karlypants wrote:I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
No, why?
I don't think they just send you a letter and expect you to turn yourself in at the local prison.
71 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 13:08
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
How else would he spend Xmas at home with the family?karlypants wrote:I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
72 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 13:25
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
This is what I'm getting at, shouldn't he be in jail now?wanderlust wrote:How else would he spend Xmas at home with the family?karlypants wrote:I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
73 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 13:42
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karlypants wrote:This is what I'm getting at, shouldn't he be in jail now?wanderlust wrote:How else would he spend Xmas at home with the family?karlypants wrote:I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
Not really.
Pre-sentencing reports need to be compiled and considered by the judge before he can decide how long he gets.
And he's already under house arrest and has had to surrender his passport, so he's not going anywhere.
He'll get what's coming to him, don't worry.
74 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Thu Dec 03 2015, 14:12
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Death by flesh-eating termites?Breadman wrote:karlypants wrote:This is what I'm getting at, shouldn't he be in jail now?wanderlust wrote:How else would he spend Xmas at home with the family?karlypants wrote:I've just read that he has to return to court in the New Year to face sentencing.
Is that a joke?
Not really.
Pre-sentencing reports need to be compiled and considered by the judge before he can decide how long he gets.
And he's already under house arrest and has had to surrender his passport, so he's not going anywhere.
He'll get what's coming to him, don't worry.
Jeez they're harsh in South Africa.
75 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Mon Jun 13 2016, 17:50
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
What a surprise, Pistorius has developed "depression" and a psychologist has told the Court he shouldn't be sent to jail as he is too ill.
Laughable.
Laughable.
76 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Mon Jun 13 2016, 18:05
whatsgoingon
Frank Worthington
Apparently prison would be detrimental to him, I wasn't aware it was meant for his benefit.
I think he and his defence know he is in a lot of bother here because all the goodwill surrounding his Olympic achievement seems to have completely dissipated. And realistically that was the only reason he didn't get treated like the murdering scumbag he is last time around.
Bang the fucker up, him going to jail is for the benefit of the friends and relatives of the victim.
I think he and his defence know he is in a lot of bother here because all the goodwill surrounding his Olympic achievement seems to have completely dissipated. And realistically that was the only reason he didn't get treated like the murdering scumbag he is last time around.
Bang the fucker up, him going to jail is for the benefit of the friends and relatives of the victim.
77 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Mon Jun 13 2016, 18:06
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
whatsgoingon wrote:Apparently prison would be detrimental to him, I wasn't aware it was meant for his benefit.
I think he and his defence know he is in a lot of bother here because all the goodwill surrounding his Olympic achievement seems to have completely dissipated. And realistically that was the only reason he didn't get treated like the murdering scumbag he is last time around.
Bang the fucker up, him going to jail is for the benefit of the friends and relatives of the victim.
Please don't write posts I agree with. It's not right.
78 Re: Oscar Pistorius Murder Charge Mon Jun 13 2016, 18:26
whatsgoingon
Frank Worthington
Well do what you normally do and chat shit for the sake of itNatasha Whittam wrote:whatsgoingon wrote:Apparently prison would be detrimental to him, I wasn't aware it was meant for his benefit.
I think he and his defence know he is in a lot of bother here because all the goodwill surrounding his Olympic achievement seems to have completely dissipated. And realistically that was the only reason he didn't get treated like the murdering scumbag he is last time around.
Bang the fucker up, him going to jail is for the benefit of the friends and relatives of the victim.
Please don't write posts I agree with. It's not right.
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