Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus

back in the driver's seat once again to take you inside the darkness of the human mind.

In this episode, we're taking a look at the shocking death of 29-year-old South African model Rivosteen Camp who died at the hands of her 26-year-old boyfriend,

Oscar Pistorius, known as Blade Runner, who rose to international fame and fortune after competing in the 2012 Olympic Games with

prosthetic lower legs.

Now just to be clear, I'm going to check out the psychological narrative here and so I'll allow the rest of you to look at the factual elements elsewhere because they have been examined exhaustively in other places.

On the night of February 14th, 2013, Valentine's Day, the

donning couple who had been together four months as part of a whirlwind romance

suddenly met tragedy. At some point during the night, an incident

occurred in which Oscar shot Riva four times as she stood behind a bathroom door in the master bedroom suite of

Oscar's Pretoria South Africa home. In the aftermath, Pistoria's claimed it was a

tragic accident and that he believed Riva was an intruder.

Yet the forensic evidence and witness testimony suggests that perhaps something more sinister

was at play.

So did Oscar Pistorius murder Rivosteen Comp in a passionate rage due to relationship issues?

Or was it like he said an accident? Let's take a look at the psychological

narrative at hand in this episode. But first I want to give a huge thanks to

my Patreon supporters and others who support the show through

donations on coldcase murder mysteries.com.

I was able to buy a desk chair last month that has left me climbing the part of the

evolutionary chart where the primates start to go upright

into humans, so this is definitely progress.

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