Oscar Pistorius wept in the dock today
as a neighbour told of the harrowing moment he tried to save his
girlfriend after she was shot.
Radiologist Johan Stipp dashed to the Paralympian's home after hearing gunshots in the early hours of Valentine's Day last year.
He said: 'I got inside and there was a lady laying on her back. I also noticed a man kneeling on her side, on the left side.
'I remember the first thing he said when I got there was "I shot her, I thought she was an intruder. I shot her".'
As
he gave his testimony, Pistorius wept into his hands while holding
rosary beads on what was the 12th anniversary of mother's death.
The Paralympian was back court
after yesterday hearing testimony that he accidentally fired a gun in a
packed restaurant then asked his friend to take the blame
Oscar Pistorius rests his head in his hands as witness Charl Johnson is cross-examined
Pistorius rests his head on his hand as he waits for the trial to resume
Oscar Pistorius sits alone in court during lunch break on the third day of the trial
Daily Mail
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