Oscar Pistorius Reeva Steenkamp - A Double Tragedy

He now abides in a single cell in the hospital wing of Kgosi Mampuru II prison, made notorious during the infamous Apartheid era, where he is serving a 5 year sentence for culpable homicide. He was once a global phenomenon. The Bladerunner they called him; the fastest man on no legs. The first disabled man ever to run in an able bodied Olympics. The biggest sponsors clamoured to have his name and reputation stamped on their sporting goods. He had contracts already established with more in the wings, worth millions. Why would he risk it all to shoot and kill his beautiful model lover who he professed was the love of his life? An account from his arrest through the lead up to the trial of Oscar Pistorius for the killing of Reeva Steenkamp on Valentines Day 2013, interwoven with the forensic numerological analysis of the charts of both the perpetrator and the victim of the crime; also an analysis of the charts of presiding Judge Masipa and Barry Roux, yielding a prediction of the verdict of culpable homicide.