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"While most couples were spending Valentine&amp;#039;s Day having romantic dinners, South African Olympian and Paralympic runner Oscar Pistorius was being  accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend, 29-year-old-model and law school graduate Reeva Steenkamp, in an allegedly premeditated crime. Pistorius, who charmed viewers of the 2012 London Olympics by running on prosthetic legs against able-bodied athletes, has since denied accusations that he murdered his partner in the in the early hours of Feb. 14, saying the four rounds he fired through the closed door of a bathroom were aimed at what he thought was an intruder in his gated-community home. South African investigators told the court on the second day of the bail hearing that the 26-year-old athlete  didn&amp;#039;t act in self-defense and was aware of his girlfriend&amp;#039;s presence on the other side of the door. Yet they couldn&amp;#039;t find evidence inconsistent with his original testimony: that shooting her was purely accidental. The third day of hearings since last Thursday&amp;#039;s shooting introduced  fresh information about Pistorius, including his accidental misfiring of a weapon at a restaurant in January, boxes of needles and testosterone in his home, which set off rumors that he&amp;#039;s been using performance-enhancing drugs, and a dropped assault charge brought up by an unidentified woman. Plus, there was damning evidence from neighborhood witnesses. One, prosecutors said, heard noises that sounded like a quarrel the night of the shooting, and another neighbor said he heard a shot, a woman&amp;#039;s scream and more gunshots coming from Pistorius&amp;#039;s house the night of the incident. Though Pistorius himself  never took the stand during the seeming mini-trial, the defense convinced the court that the testosterone was merely an herbal remedy, Pistorius called an ambulance following the shooting (he was accused of not doing so) and he&amp;#039;s less of a flight risk than previously anticipated. The hearing concluded today with no decision. Final arguments are scheduled for tomorrow morning. Do you think he&amp;#039;s guilty or innocent? Comment below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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