Pistorius Not as Idyllic as He Seems
Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius first gained international fame amid a raging debate over whether his prosthetic legs would give him a competitive advantage in the 2012...
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Pistorius' Father: Guns Needed for Protection
Henke Pistorius said he and other members of his family owned guns because they could not rely on the police to protect them against criminals. He laid the blame for South Africa's violent...
Agent: Sponsors Sticking With Pistorius
Sponsors are standing by "Blade Runner" Oscar Pistorius, the Olympic and Paralympic star accused of murdering his model girlfriend, his agent said Monday. "All sponsors are still on board,...
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