bluetrue said:Too many to name. But a few:
'Witness' hearing screaming, who turns out to be 300m-600m away and couldn't confirm who was screaming.
Contamination of crime scene.
Failure to check if a phone call had been made to paramedics.
Failure to check on the 'testosterone' or read the full label.
Still confirms that there was an argument and that the light was on when Oscar said it was off. Is also not the only witness.
The policeman did not cover his shoes that is hardly going to change much as the bullets and blood samples were taken correctly.
They checked if a call had been made and it was made after calls to other parties were made. Still waiting for more evidence from telephone companies as to who called as of all the 2 mobile phones found none had called the paramedics.
The defense is claiming that the testosterone is a herbal remedy this has not been confirmed by any medical doctor and the story of steroids and drugs being found did not come from the prosecution. This has no bearing on the murder case more on the credibility of Oscar as an athlete.
Here is where it gets bad for ol boy it has been confirmed that he accidentally fired a loaded gun in crowded restaurant and made someone else take the blame. He threatened another man and said he would "break his legs" over a woman he had been dating for a few months. He had a case of abuse against him dropped by a woman in 2009. Another witness has said she heard the couple fight non stop for an hour before the shooting. The bullets used and several others found were all unlicensed a crime which has been added to his sheet. More evidence including forensic is to be released as well as other witness testimony. Finally the holster for the gun was found on the side his girlfriend slept not on his side with the prosecution arguing that if it was on her side he took out his gun knowing she was in bed as it would have been impossible to miss her presence/absence while retrieving the firearm.
Also more evidence is coming.