Скачать или смотреть Athlete in court for what could be last day of bail hearing

(22 Feb 2013)
AP Entertainment
Pretoria - 22 February 2013
1. Mid of courtroom C with Oscar Pistorius' family sitting in front row. They are sister Aimee (middle in black), brother Carl (right of her, also in black), and father Henke (to right of Carl in white shirt with blue stripes). Pistorius' uncle Arnold Pistorius walks in and sits down next to Aimee
2. Mid tracking shot of Pistorius entering courtroom and standing in dock
3. Close of Pistorius, tilt-down to his hands
4. Wide of Pistorius in dock
5. Mid of Aimee and Carl Pistorius talking in dock, their father Henke is to the right of them
6. Close of Aimee and Carl Pistorius
7. Close of Oscar Pistorius' father Henke
8. Mid of Frik Van Wyk and Claudia Van Wyk with sign standing outside court
9. Close of their sign which reads (English) "Oscar we trust in you and your love for Reeva"
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Claudia Van Wyk, Pistorius' family friend:
"This is tragic what's happened to Reeva, tragic what's happened to him, so yes we are supporting both the families, because she's here, she cannot talk, she's gone, she's gone forever (begins to cry)."
11. Mid of the Van Wyk's outside court
STORYLINE
PISTORIUS IN COURT FOR DAY 4 OF BAIL HEARING
Oscar Pistorius' family once again gathered in a court in Pretoria on Friday for the fourth and likely final day of the track star's bail hearing.
A South African magistrate is expected to rule on whether the double-amputee can be freed before trial or if he has to remain in custody over the shooting death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
Pistorius is charged with one count of pre-mediated murder over the February 14 killing of Steenkamp. He says the shooting was accidental because he thought she was a dangerous intruder inside his home.
Steenkamp's Valentine's Day killing has seized the world's attention and there was intense focus Friday on whether Pistorius would be released, and if so, with what conditions.
Because of the seriousness of the charge, Pistorius faces the sternest bail conditions in South Africa.
His defence lawyers have to prove there is an "exceptional" reason for him to be freed.
Opposing bail, prosecutor Gerrie Nel argued Pistorius was too willing to shoot. The prosecution says Pistorius planned to kill his 29-year-old girlfriend, a model and budding reality TV star, after an argument in the early hours of Valentine's Day.
He has been held at a police station in Pretoria since last week, but suspects who are denied bail are typically held in a prison.
As the hearing got underway, Frik and Claudia Van Wyk, both friends of the Pistorius family, stood with a placard showing their support for the man known as "The Bladerunner" and for the family of Reeva Steenkamp.
"This is tragic what's happened to Reeva, tragic what's happened to him, so yes we are supporting both the families," Claudia Van Wyk said tearfully.

Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
Twitter:   / ap_archive  
Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​
Instagram:   / apnews  


You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...