Скачать или смотреть Oscar Pistorius' family and legal team arrive at court for bail hearing

(20 Feb 2013)
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1. Unidentified men entering door of court, zoom in to newspaper headlines
2. Arnold Pistorius (uncle of Oscar) getting out of car, approaching court door with unidentified woman, and entering
3. Carl Pistorius (brother of Oscar), and Aimee Pistorius (sister of Oscar) entering interior door of court building
4. Rear shot of Carl Pistorius walking along corridor
5. Wide of media at interior of court entrance
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6. Mid of Carl Pistorius (middle) seated in court with Aimee Pistorius - Oscar's sister (left) and Henke Pistorius - Oscar's father (right)
7. Close of Aimee Pistorius
8. Mid of Carl and Henke Pistorius
9. Wide of family and friends of Oscar Pistorius
10. Mid of two unidentified women
11. Close of unidentified woman
12. Various of Ampie Louw - coach to Oscar Pistorius (black shirt) with unidentified woman
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13. Wide of court interior with computer screen projected onto wall
14. Mid of Aimee Pistorius (right) Arnold Pistorius (left) seated in court, unidentified man in middle
15. Mid of Arnold Pistorius seated in court talking to unidentified man behind him
16. Mid of Carl Pistorius (right) with Aimee Pistorius (middle) and unidentified man on left
17. Close of Arnold Pistorius
18. Pan of family of Oscar Pistorius seated in court
19. Close of Aimee Pistorius
20. Close of Carl Pistorius
STORYLINE:
Pretoria Magistrate's Court was packed for a second day on Wednesday as prosecutors prepared to detail why they are charging Oscar Pistorius with premeditated murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend.
Pistorius is charged with premeditated murder for the Valentine's Day killing of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp with a 9 millimetre pistol.
The double-amputee Olympian, his brother, father and uncle and sister were inside the court room as proceedings for the bail hearing began.
Oscar Pistorius arrived at the court building in a police car in a convoy of three police vehicles that entered the court through a side entrance ahead of the second day of his bail hearing.
As Wednesday's hearing began, a detective testified that Oscar Pistorius is a flight risk and shouldn't be granted bail.
Hilton Botha also said in the bail hearing that Pistorius illegally possessed .38-calibre ammunition in a safe in his bedroom.
The policeman testified that Pistorius did not have a license for a .38-calibre weapon and consequently possession of that ammunition was illegal.
Pistorius said in an affidavit read out by his senior defence lawyer on Tuesday that the Valentine's Day killing of Steenkamp was accidental and that he shot her by mistake in fear of an intruder in his house.
Since Pistorius has been charged with premeditated murder, the magistrate said on Tuesday his defence must offer "exceptional" reasons for him to be freed on bail.
Steenkamp's death and Pistorius' arrest and murder charge stunned South Africa, where he is a national hero.
It also sent shock waves across the world, which knows Pistorius as a disabled sports icon known as the Blade Runner and an inspiring story of someone who overcame adversity and the amputation of his lower legs as a baby to become an Olympic athlete.


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