Things are shaping up in the Oscar Pistorius murder trial with the latest being the paralympians teammate, who shared a room with him at the 2012 Olympics Games in London, responding about why he wanted to be moved out of the room they shared.
According to South African news caster, Arnu Foirie will be called onto the stand and he responded with a statement on his Twitter page. Fourie said in a statement that he asked to be moved to focus himself before the race of his life.
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On Tuesday, Prosecutor Gerrie Nel asked Pistorius manager Peet Van Zyl why Fourie wanted to be moved out of the room. Nel wanted to know if it was because Pistorius was constantly arguing on the phone.
“Just to clarify. I approached our medical doctor at the London 2012 Paralympics Games to find out if the isolation room was available for two before our 100mk final. It was one of the most important races of my life and I wanted to rest and recover well opn my own time in preparation for the race. I cherish all the moments we shared at the London Games,” Fourie said in a statement.
“Just to clarify. I approached our medical doctor at the London 2012 Paralympics Games to find out if the isolation room was available for two before our 100mk final. It was one of the most important races of my life and I wanted to rest and recover well opn my own time in preparation for the race. I cherish all the moments we shared at the London Games,” Fourie said in a statement.
By: Farai Diza
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