PRETORIA, South Africa -- A neighbor of Oscar Pistorius returned to the stand Thursday after retrieving notes made after the Olympian fatally shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. 
 
 Charl Johnson lives around 193 yards from the double-amputee sprinter's home. Pistorius is charged with murder with premeditation after shooting the 29-year-old model through a toilet door. The athlete says he believed Steenkamp was an intruder. 
 
 Charl Johnson, neighbour and low-talker, is first in the witness stand this morning. His wife Michelle Burger is here to support him again. -Erin Conway-Smith (@ejcs) March 6, 2014 
 
 Johnson's wife Michelle Burger earlier testified that she heard a "blood-curdling" scream on the night Steenkamp was killed. However, defense lawyer Barry Roux questioned whether Burger knew the difference between a male and female scream and suggested the university lecturer had actually heard Pistorius. 
 
 Johnson disputed that line of questioning on Thursday. 
 
 Charl Johnson:Woman's screams were filled with fear.Man sounded monotone. When man was screaming for help, sounded “embarrassed”#oscartrial -Aliza Nadi (@alizanadi) March 6, 2014 
 
 Roux accuses Johnson of attempting to incriminate. Calls that "unfortunate" -Rohit Kachroo (@RohitKachrooITV) March 6, 2014 
 
 Pistorius' neighbor later read from notes Johnson said he'd made in the wake of Steenkamp's death on Feb. 14, 2013. 
 
 Johnson told to read from notes. "I did not count the number of shots that were fired". Roux "no reference to 5 to 6 shots" -Rohit Kachroo (@RohitKachrooITV) March 6, 2014 
 
 Roux reads from Johnson's notes. "But my wife recalls about four or five shots" -Rohit Kachroo (@RohitKachrooITV) March 6, 2014 
 
 Johnson looks flustered as he tries to explain apparent inconsistencies between drafts of his notes -Rohit Kachroo (@RohitKachrooITV) March 6, 2014 
 
 "I felt a moral obligation. I had witnessed events..." he says -Rohit Kachroo (@RohitKachrooITV) March 6, 2014 
 
 Roux also expressed remorse for reading Johnson's cellphone number out in court. 
 
 Roux apologises to Johnson for reading out his phone # in court: “I did not at that point realize the consequences.” Johnson accepts apology -Erin Conway-Smith (@ejcs) March 6, 2014 
 
 Johnson testified on Wednesday that he'd subsequently received a threatening phone call. 
 
 The trial continues.
– Oscar Pistorius' murder trial continued today and up for discussion again were those "bloodcurdling screams" neighbor Michelle Burger said she heard the morning of Reeva Steenkamp's death. Her husband, Charl Johnson, took the stand to dispute what Pistorius' lawyer had said were perhaps screams from the athlete himself, noting the woman's screams were filled with fear, while the man's voice sounded monotone, NBC News reports via a correspondent's tweets. When he heard a man call for help, it sounded "embarrassed," said Johnson, who read from notes. The most dramatic testimony, however, came from another neighbor and doctor, Johan Stipp, who was first on the scene following the shooting. "I was awakened by three loud bangs," heard a female's screams, three more bangs, then a man shout "help, help, help," Stipp said, via a second correspondent, noting he also saw the bathroom light on from his balcony; that contradicts Pistorius' claim that the lights were off. When he arrived at the house, Pistorius told him he had mistaken Steenkamp for a burglar and shot her. "He was praying, saying he would dedicate his life to God if she did not die. I saw that I could not do anything for her," Stipp said. The doctor also gave "graphic testimony" about Steenkamp's wounds, including that her "brain tissue" was matted with hair. During that testimony, Pistorius appeared to cover his ears and later "started dry heaving," the Telegraph reports.