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Oscar Pistorius became famous for not allowing a handicap to stand in his way of track and field success.

After becoming a Paralympic Champion, he fought his way through the courts to be allowed to compete in non-disabled competitions. In 2012, he competed in the Summer Olympics in London and became one of the most famous people in the world, earning the nickname "Blade Runner" for the prosthetic legs he uses to run.

Less than six months after the Olympic Games, Pistorius claims he hears a noise in the middle of the night and thinks someone is breaking in, but what happens next lands him in jail,  charged with murder!

Join Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack as they break down the case of Oscar Pistorius. Did he kill his girlfriend in cold blood or was it a horrible mistake?

Transcript Highlights:  

00:01:11 Oscar Pistorius getting out of prison 

00:03:11 Pistorius fought to compete in non-disabled competition 

00:04:02 Discussion of who Oscar Pistorius is and his fame at the time of this incident 

00:06:58 Discussion of legs being amputated at 11 months old 

00:10:56 How to figure out directionality of weapons that are fired 

00:12:40 Pistorius and Steenkamp had dated only 90 days 

00:13:45 Body Bags and Domestic Disputes 

00:14:52 Discussion of waking up, hearing something 

00:16:05 Pistorius claims he heard things, overcome with fear 

00:17:37 Talk about Pistorius and guns 

 00:19:15 What happens when victim is in bathroom?  

00:21:51 He claims that he shot her after he had put his legs on. 

00:22:06 Story told by Pistorius doesn’t match facts  

00:24:12 Discussion of victim being shot through the door 

00:25:57 Discussion of stomach contents of victim  

00:26:15 Time of morning, 3:19am 

00:26:41Said there were four quick shots.  

00:28:14 Did he retrieve his legs at this point in time and come back to? 

00:29:34 Talk about scene, towels, debris, trying to stop bleeding 

00:30:29 Discussion of the Blades giving him and advantage 

000:31:33 Pistorius remains on scene, in kitchen, should have been in back of squad car 

00:32:26 Three components in gunshot residue. We look for antimony, we look for barium and we look for lead. 

00:33:43 Talk about prosthetics and if he had them on  

00:34:38 Discussion about suspect is not in charge of investigation 

00:35:35 Pistorius claims he kept her airway open with his fingers 

00:36:35.Pistorius is scheduled to be released from custody in January of 2024

Oscar Pistorius became famous for not allowing a handicap to stand in his way of track and field success.
After becoming a Paralympic Champion, he fought his way through the courts to be allowed to compete in non-disabled competitions. In 2012, he competed in the Summer Olympics in London and became one of the most famous people in the world, earning the nickname "Blade Runner" for the prosthetic legs he uses to run.
Less than six months after the Olympic Games, Pistorius claims he hears a noise in the middle of the night and thinks someone is breaking in, but what happens next lands him in jail,  charged with murder!
Join Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack as they break down the case of Oscar Pistorius. Did he kill his girlfriend in cold blood or was it a horrible mistake?
Transcript Highlights:  
00:01:11 Oscar Pistorius getting out of prison 
00:03:11 Pistorius fought to compete in non-disabled competition 
00:04:02 Discussion of who Oscar Pistorius is and his fame at the time of this incident 
00:06:58 Discussion of legs being amputated at 11 months old 
00:10:56 How to figure out directionality of weapons that are fired 
00:12:40 Pistorius and Steenkamp had dated only 90 days 
00:13:45 Body Bags and Domestic Disputes 
00:14:52 Discussion of waking up, hearing something 
00:16:05 Pistorius claims he heard things, overcome with fear 
00:17:37 Talk about Pistorius and guns 
 00:19:15 What happens when victim is in bathroom?  
00:21:51 He claims that he shot her after he had put his legs on. 
00:22:06 Story told by Pistorius doesn’t match facts  
00:24:12 Discussion of victim being shot through the door 
00:25:57 Discussion of stomach contents of victim  
00:26:15 Time of morning, 3:19am 
00:26:41Said there were four quick shots.  
00:28:14 Did he retrieve his legs at this point in time and come back to? 
00:29:34 Talk about scene, towels, debris, trying to stop bleeding 
00:30:29 Discussion of the Blades giving him and advantage 
000:31:33 Pistorius remains on scene, in kitchen, should have been in back of squad car 
00:32:26 Three components in gunshot residue. We look for antimony, we look for barium and we look for lead. 
00:33:43 Talk about prosthetics and if he had them on  
00:34:38 Discussion about suspect is not in charge of investigation 
00:35:35 Pistorius claims he kept her airway open with his fingers 
00:36:35.Pistorius is scheduled to be released from custody in January of 2024

Join Joseph Scott Morgan every week as he explores a world that not many have had a chance to visit, the realm of death. Jo Scott will lead listeners on a journey through the blood soaked death scenes of America and then into the autopsy room to fully understand the science behind each case. Jo Scott is one America’s leading experts on applied forensics and is regularly featured on ‘Crime Stories with Nancy Grace’, ‘The Piketon Massacre’, Court TV and more.

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