South Africa athlete accused of killing

Johannesburg: the Olympic and Paralympic Games Star trek South Africa, Oscar Pistorius was arrested and accused of murder yesterday after shooting dead his girlfriend at his home in Pretoria.

Police refused to name the suspects or the identity of Pistorius as victims because usually it was revealed when the case began in court.

However, police confirmed the woman, Reeva Steenkamp, was discovered dead on the scene at the luxurious Silver Woods areas in the East of the capital.

We see a gun nine millimetres on the spot. The 26-year-old man was arrested, according to police spokesman, Katlego Mogale. The 26-year-old Pistorius.

The Talk Radio 702 tell, though it is not clear what actually happened, it is understood that Pistorius shooting his girlfriend in the head and arms.
He may mistakenly firing because thought the thieves enter the House, report radio.

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The first ran in the Olympics for the HANDICAPPED

Pistorius known call Blade Runner for wearing two carbon fiber blades after was born without bones in both his feet, shapely legs.

He became the first disabled ran in the Olympic Games and managed to enter the semi-finals of the 400 metres in London in 2012.

However, the situation is not running smoothly in the Paralympic Championships when Pistorius lost in the 200 metres for the first time in nine years.

After the race, he is polluting the title are questioning the validity of the media with carbon fiber winner from Brazil, Alan Oliveira.
His remarks sparked instant controversy although Pistorius expressed regret because the gaze.

South Africa recorded a record crime rate among the highest in the world. Some homeowners have weapons to defend their home from intruders.
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