Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:20am EST
By Helen Nyambura-Mwaura
By Helen Nyambura-Mwaura
..."Without a doubt he's a danger (click here) to the public. He'll be a danger to witnesses. He must stay in jail. He's already shown how dangerous he can be for what he did to Reeva," said Gavin Venter, an ex-jockey who worked for Steenkamp's father.
"She was an angel, she was so soft, so innocent. Such a lovely person. It's just sad that this could happen to somebody so good," Venter said....
Pistorus' Twitter Account or Facebook or one of the social media services has entries where he was identifying her as an intruder two weeks before she was killed. He didn't know she was not an intruder? Come on, they didn't have mobile phones numbers where they each knew what the other was doing in seconds? He identified her as an intruder? Okay, then.
Abused women sometimes wait for a break before moving outside a relationship. Why should this be any different than Nicole Brown Simpson? A celebrity would measure her public presence before leaving a popular athlete. Her own social media accounts were stating she was anticipating a wonderful Valentine's Day. She would have put that information in her Twitter feed after the fact to tell everyone about her wonderful boyfriend, too.
The media between the two were intact. He knew where she was and what she was doing anytime he wanted to.
Abused women sometimes wait for a break before moving outside a relationship. Why should this be any different than Nicole Brown Simpson? A celebrity would measure her public presence before leaving a popular athlete. Her own social media accounts were stating she was anticipating a wonderful Valentine's Day. She would have put that information in her Twitter feed after the fact to tell everyone about her wonderful boyfriend, too.
The media between the two were intact. He knew where she was and what she was doing anytime he wanted to.
