PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius was released from prison on parole early Friday morning and was believed to be at his uncle’s mansion after authorities secretly ...

OLYMPIC RUNNER OSCAR PISTORIUS RELEASED FROM PRISON AFTER SERVING 9 YEARS FOR MURDER OF GIRLFRIEND "He's too toxic to work ...

Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius' prosthetics lay on the floor as he walks on his amputated legs during argument in mitigation of sentence by his defense attorney Barry Roux in the High Court in ...

Oscar Pistorius was the first double amputee to compete in the Olympic Games, and became known as the "Blade Runner" He had a successful career on the track, first at the Paralympics, winning ...

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s highest court has dismissed Oscar Pistorius’ appeal ... conviction and declared the Olympic athlete guilty of murder. Pistorius spent one year of a five-year ...

South African prosecutors are appealing for a longer sentence for Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius for murdering girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. They told the Supreme Court of Appeal the six-year ...

A South African court has increased Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius's jail sentence for killing his girlfriend to 13 years and five months. Prosecutors had argued that the six-year term for ...

When he finishes serving his punishment for culpable murder, Oscar Pistorius will be ... he may struggle to get back to Olympic level. If Pistorius serves the maximum 15-year sentence, he'll ...

The best example of this is [Oscar Pistorius] — the man with fiberglass spring legs. He’s a double amputee who can run at an Olympic level — or maybe even faster. With the Cybathlon ...

Oscar Pistorius is a former Para-athlete and Olympian ... before becoming the first double-leg amputee to compete in an Olympics. THE shamed former Paralympian, 37, was freed on parole on ...

Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius was released to his family after serving nearly 9 years of his 13 years and five months murder sentence in prison. Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content ...