Pistorius was in court -- along with 2 members of Reeva Steenkamp's family -- as the decision went down.
Before ruling, the judge asked the prosecutor an interesting question -- If Pistorius' story was that he believed an intruder was in his bathroom, why didn't he "stage" a break-in to make his story more believable? The prosecutor conceded, "The fact that we have only one survivor of that tragic night is difficult for the state."
Pistorius' lawyer suggested that the charge should be lowered -- to "culpable homicide" -- meaning the Olympian didn't have the intent to kill Steenkamp at all but that it was a "tragic mistake."
And Pistorius' running coach said before today's hearing if he gets out on bail, he'll train Pistorius to "get his mind kind of clear."
Source: TMZ
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