Johannesburg — Detained previous Paralympic gold medalist and Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius was conceded parole on Friday, however the South African parole board said the choice wouldn’t produce results until Jan. 5. The board went with its choice on the Olympic sprinter’s destiny over 10 years after he shot and killed his sweetheart Reeva Steenkamp […]
Johannesburg — Detained previous Paralympic gold medalist and Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius was conceded parole on Friday, however the South African parole board said the choice wouldn’t produce results until Jan. 5. The board settled on its choice on the Olympic sprinter’s destiny over 10 years after he shot and killed his sweetheart Reeva Steenkamp
Oscar Pistorius, the shamed South African Paralympian who killed his sweetheart on Valentine’s Day a long time back, was conceded parole at a conference on Friday and will be delivered. A twofold handicapped person runner known as the “Cutting edge Sprinter” for his prosthetic legs, Pistorius, 37, was sentenced for lethally shooting his sweetheart Reeva
