Der Prozess Oscar Pistorius und der Tod von Reeva Steenkamp

"Wenig später geriet er noch mit einem anderen Gast aneinander und die Türsteher wurden gebeten, ihn rauszuwerfen", sagte Mortimer. Auch andere Besucher berichteten, Pistorius sei aggressiv und "sturzbetrunken" gewesen.

http://www.stern.de/panorama/aggressiv-und-sturzbetrunken-oscar-pistorius-fliegt-aus-nachtklub-2124097.html

Robert80 schrieb:Nur blöd, warum die Security OP und nicht Mortimer raus wirft...

Robert80 schrieb:strunzdumm

Mortimer told The Star on Monday that curtains in the VIP section were drawn so that nobody could see Pistorius was there.

He said he was introduced to Pistorius by Guil Yahav, a former bouncer turned professional poker player who made headlines in 2002 for his role in a vicious murder. He was implicated in the killing of another bouncer, Patrick Caetano, and was eventually fined R10 000 for serious assault.

Mortimer said Yahav asked him if he knew Pistorius. “Oscar said to me ‘oh you are the notorious Jared Mortimer’. I had an issue with one of Oscar’s friends about three years ago. He must have known me because of that,” Mortimer said.

He said the two of them began talking about the people they knew and Pistorius told him that he had been “screwed over” by his (Mortimer’s) friends. “He mentioned photos that were used in the trial. I said I didn’t know them because I hadn’t followed the trial that closely,” Mortimer said.

“Then he started talking about some of my friends and he said he had statements and evidence that would get my friends into trouble. But he wouldn’t use it because he wasn’t that kind of person. He was drunk, but not bad. We were drinking tequila and I still remember putting down my drink and thinking I couldn’t drink it while my friends were being spoken of like that,” Mortimer said.

In his original bail conditions, Pistorius had to be supervised at all times and was not allowed to drink. But he appealed the conditions and these were relaxed, including the ban on alcohol.

Mortimer said the conversation went on to contracts Pistorius said he was working on, at which point he allegedly insulted Zuma’s family.

“I took that personally because I am very good friends with a member of the Zuma family,” he said.

Mortimer said Pistorius started poking him in the chest and was forceful. “He was poking me and saying that I would never get the better of him. He was close to my face and at that point I pushed him to get him away from me. A chair was behind his legs and he fell to the ground,” Mortimer said.

He said bouncers helped pick Pistorius up. “A little bit later he had a confrontation with another man and the bouncers were asked to please remove him because he was causing trouble,” Mortimer said.

Three other people who were at the party corraborated Mortimer’s allegations. They asked to remain anonymous.


http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/drunk-oscar-insulted-my-pals-zuma-1.1719802#.U8WhbPl_v4Q

Club row may haunt Oscar at trial

Although both the State and Pistorius’s defence have closed their cases, there is still a possibility that Mortimer could take the stand when sentencing proceedings begin.

“Sentencing is a complete little trial in itself, you can call witnesses to be examined,” said Stephen Tuson, an associate professor from the Wits Law Clinic.

He said it would be “inadmissible” for prosecutor Gerrie Nel to introduce the incident into his closing arguments, which are expected to begin on August 7.

However, Tuson said that the State may want to use the incident to argue for a tougher sentence based on the “interests of society”, one of three major factors considered during sentencing.

“If it’s suggested that (Pistorius is) reformed and rehabilitated, they (the State) could argue he is not.”

Independent lawyer Eddie Mashele agreed.

“Gerrie Nel could say: ‘What would give the court comfort and ease to know he will act in a way that the general society considers acceptable (if given a light sentence)?’” he said.

But another independent lawyer, Peter Jay, said it was unlikely that Nel would be successful in calling Mortimer to the stand.

“The evidence needs to be tested, the defence would object to it,” he said.


http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/club-row-may-haunt-oscar-at-trial-1.1720032#.U8Wi7_l_v4Q

Another VIP Room clubber who wished to stay anonymous told Beeld, an Afrikaans paper, that Pistorius was giving him the middle finger.

"I think he thought we were with Jared. He had his middle finger in our faces. At first I wondered who this guy was and then I saw: Oh my heavens, it's Oscar Pistorius! He was very drunk and aggressive. I was stunned."

http://www.thespec.com/news-story/4632014-oscar-pistorius-tossed-from-bar-after-drunken-brawl/

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Oscar Pistorius Visits Nightclub, Gets 'Unwelcome Attention'

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/07/15/oscar-pistorius-nightclub_n_5586866.html (Archiv-Version vom 15.07.2014)

KlaraFall schrieb:Three other people who were at the party corraborated Mortimer’s allegations. They asked to remain anonymous.