The world watched in shock as Oscar Pistorius, a celebrated Paralympic champion, was charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, on Valentine's Day. The ensuing trial, which lacked a jury, became a global spectacle that scrutinized the athlete's character, his relationship with firearms, and the complexities of the South African justice system. As the prosecution and defense clashed over the events of that tragic night, the case ignited intense public debate about self-defense, domestic violence, and the influence of fame and wealth on legal proceedings.