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Oscar Pistorius attacked Reeva Steenkamp with a cricket bat before killing her

Paralympian superstar Oscar Pistorius struck his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp with a cricket bat before he shot her dead, it has been claimed.

According to Dailymail, "Dramatic new evidence emerged today that claims to show Oscar Pistorius attacked his lover with a cricket bat before shooting her dead.
The Paralympian told his trial that he accidentally killed Reeva Steenkamp after mistaking her for an intruder who was lurking in his toilet.
But forensic experts now believe two injuries on the model's back match the tip of the bat.
Marks on the ripped and twisted handle also suggest there was a struggle between the pair."

Pistorius is currently serving the remainder of his five-year manslaughter sentence under house arrest and he stays at his uncle's home in Pretoria.

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