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Olympic ‘Blade Runner’ Oscar Pistorius on parole 11 years after murdering girlfriend

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Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee Olympian who murdered his model girlfriend inside his home in 2013, was quietly released on parole from a South African prison on Friday, after serving only half his sentence.

The disgraced runner secretly left Atteridgeville Prison in Pretoria out of the public’s view and has since arrived “home,” the country’s corrections department announced.

“The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) is able to confirm that Oscar Pistorius is a parolee, effectively from 5 January 2024,” the statement read. “He was admitted into the system of Community Corrections and is now at home.”

Pistorius is expected to be staying at his uncle’s luxurious three-story mansion, where he will spend the rest of his parole.

The compound is equipped with armed guards, electronic defenses and several attack dogs.

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