New Oscar Pistorius allegations: used a cricket bat on Reeva Steenkamp

The Oscar Pistorius allegations keep on getting more haunting and disturbing. The famous South African double amputee that’s charged with killing girlfriend and model Reeva Steenkamp now allegedly used a cricket bat to bash the skull of Reeva Steenkamp. In addition to her four gunshot wounds. A bloody bat was found at their home.

CBS News London learned that Steenkamp was first shot in the bedroom, then she hid in the bathroom, where Pistorius broke through the door and shot her three more times. Later, he took her to the basement to try and revive her. WGN radio said this morning that they found steroids at Oscar Pistorius’ home after he killed his girlfriend. This goes in line with the prosecution’s belief that it was premediated.

Deadspin had something today claiming Pistorius got angry that night over a text that his girlfriend received from a South African rugby player

More on the Oscar Pistorius allegations from CBS:

When his sister Aimee arrived to their home Thursday, Pistorius was trying to revive Steenkamp. He reportedly told his sister he thought his girlfriend was a burglar. She’s given a sworn statement to police.

His father Henke Pistorius told a reporter for Britain’s Telegraph newspaper that his son had acted out of instinct. Reporter Aislinn (Ashlynn) Laing

He said there is absolutely no doubt in his mind that his son believed he was attacking an intruder.

Police dismissed the intruder theory from the start and arrested Pistorius for premeditated murder. They took a nine millimeter gun from the home, and they reportedly found a bloody bat inside. Whether it was used as a weapon is still unclear.

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