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Don't play Play now More video Recommended Click to play video Boston subway riders rescue man on tracks Click to play video Cameraman captures Westgate rescue Click to play video Charles Taylor loses appeal against war crimes conviction Click to play video Will China put the 'free' in Shanghai free trade zone? Click to play video Man grows new nose on forehead Replay video Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings Oscar Pistorius trial set for March 2014 South African Olympic and Paralympic star Oscar Pistorius gets emotional in a court hearing which set the trial date for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. PT1M0S http://www.smh.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2s7tp 620 349 August 20, 2013 Autoplay OnOff Video feedback Video settings Reeva Steenkamp's uncle has said he has already forgiven Oscar Pistorius for killing her. Mike Steenkamp said the family have coped with her shooting by concentrating on her life rather than how she died. In an interview on ITV's Daybreak in Britain,[url=http://www.michael-good.ca]Michael Kors Purses[/url], Mr Steenkamp said: "I think from the beginning and onset that we decided that we could never be sidetracked from Reeva's life, and I think that's helped us tremendously. Back in court: South African Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius at the Magistrates Court to hear charges over his girlfriend's death. Photo: AFP "I just think of Reeva's life. How happy she was,[url=http://www.michael-good.ca]Michael Kors Outlet[/url], and what she actually meant to the family. Not only to her own parents, but to her cousins and myself and my wife. She was an exceptional person." Advertisement He said he has forgiven Pistorius, who appeared at Pretoria Magistrates' Court on Monday, for killing his niece because of his firm believe in God. Pistorius denies murdering Ms Steenkamp. He says he shot her after mistaking her for an intruder. A couple in love: model Reeva Steenkamp and her boyfriend South African "Blade Runner" Oscar Pistorius in Johannesburg in 2012. Mr Steekkamp added that his family have not faced the Paralympic champion in court but would want to know the outcome of the case, which has been listed for March. "We haven't attended anything and we haven't actually applied our minds to the court case or Oscar's side," he said. "I know my brother and his wife would like to know at the end of the day why, quite rightly so. And I think that will come out." Pistorius's friend Mike Kendrick also appeared on the program and said his loved ones were worried about his mental state. "He's not doing well," he said. Asked about reports that Pistorius, who is on bail, is throwing himself into training, Mr Kendrick said this was untrue. "He's unable to do that mentally and the family is focused on getting him into a state of mind where he can defend himself properly," he said. "He's a very withdrawn character at the moment and they are worried about him." Mr Kendrick said he had not been able to discuss what happened on the night Ms Steenkamp died. "He just breaks down when he talk about it," he said. "He's lost the love of his life, albeit by his own hand and he admits that, he was the first to admit it. But I'm not really asking him too much because I want to see what happens. "Let's get that facts out there so we can all make some informed judgments." Press Association
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