Oscar Pistorius Reeva Steenkamp - A Double Tragedy

What really happened on the night of Valentine's Day 2013 on the upper storey of Number 286 in the heavily guarded, gated dwelling complex of Silver Woods Estate in Pretoria? Oscar Pistorius claims he mistook his lover Reeva Steenkamp for a burglar after hearing noises in the toilet of their master bedroom ensuite. He fired four shots from a 9mm Taurus Parabellum pistol through the door, fatally injuring his beautiful model lover. "She died in my arms," he heartbrokenly, tearfully told police, who nonetheless returned later to arrest him for pre-meditated murder. Why were his precious trophies strewn and broken over the floor? Was there an altercation at the home? Did Reeva throw them in temper? Did Oscar himself throw them in grief, distress and despair in the wake of an accidental yet tragic shooting? Pamela Valemont a crime research numerologist of 35 years standing, goes on the search for clues with a completely different set of diagnostic detective tools. You'll be amazed at what she finds.