Hello and welcome back to True Crime Guys podcast. I'm your host Michael and Andy's back with me.

I don't even know if you heard that crack on that microphone, Michael, but I was just setting myself in place.

Get comfortable over there, Andy.

I know we're in for a long one, baby.

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strange and unexplained cryptic soup and sand do stories wherever you listen to podcast but today we

got a pretty complex case um one that made quite a few headlines.

Oh, I remember this guy.

You do.

Oh, I remember this guy a lot. Oh, I remember this guy a lot. Oh, Oscar Pistorius. You do remember him. Oh, yes. You're familiar with old Blade Runner, if you will. Blade Runner, yes. I think they call them. Oscar Pistorius is an ex-paralympic-olymp Olympic athlete who murdered his girlfriend, Riva Steincomp, on Valentine's Day in 2013.

Now, Oscar claims he thought he was shooting at a home intruder when he shot Riva four times.

But you know what they say, Andy, there's at least two sides to every story, and then there's physical evidence, or something.

Or something, yeah.

There's two sides, and then there's the truth. Oh, yes, there we go. There we go. We don't know it, but we do know that the evidence points to him lying. Yeah. So it should be a fun one. Okay. Let's get into it, Andy. Right, you are. They try and say that I broke down a door with a cricket bat standing on my stubs.

I can't even hold a cricket bat up if I don't have my arms to balance.

Yeah.

And the mark on the door is too high to have hit if I had had my legs off.

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