Showing posts with label Resurrection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resurrection. Show all posts
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Resurrection, Book #3 in the Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial series - available now in print for $11
In Resurrection, a book that made it into the top 10 Amazon Kindle Bestsellers, is now available in print. What's it about? Resurrection asks a simple question:
Is Resurrection possible for Oscar?
The book analyses the authenticity of Oscar's story, including his 'able'bodied' narrative at the London Olympics. Personally I consider Resurrection the best book of the series in terms of research. analysis and insight.
The final three chapters provide compelling evidence for a possible motive. I have been interviewed on Jacardan FM by Rian van Heerden (and cross-examined by Piet Byleveld), and Piet and I agree on what triggered the shooting. But if they were arguing, what were they arguing about?
Right now, one of the most read stories (it was the most read until yesterday) on News24.com is this:
If Reeva's mother is right - and I believe she is - what truth was Oscar hiding? What was his motive in killing Reeva, and what were they arguing about? And was it premeditated murder after all?
You won't find answers to these questions in the mainstream media.
Resurrection (and includes interviews with his former agent, lawyers, a psychologist, sports scientists and various journalists) is rated an average 5 stars on Amazon Kindle. You can read those reviews here.
You can order Resurrection in print at this link.
Is Resurrection possible for Oscar?
The book analyses the authenticity of Oscar's story, including his 'able'bodied' narrative at the London Olympics. Personally I consider Resurrection the best book of the series in terms of research. analysis and insight.
The final three chapters provide compelling evidence for a possible motive. I have been interviewed on Jacardan FM by Rian van Heerden (and cross-examined by Piet Byleveld), and Piet and I agree on what triggered the shooting. But if they were arguing, what were they arguing about?
Right now, one of the most read stories (it was the most read until yesterday) on News24.com is this:
If Reeva's mother is right - and I believe she is - what truth was Oscar hiding? What was his motive in killing Reeva, and what were they arguing about? And was it premeditated murder after all?
You won't find answers to these questions in the mainstream media.
Resurrection (and includes interviews with his former agent, lawyers, a psychologist, sports scientists and various journalists) is rated an average 5 stars on Amazon Kindle. You can read those reviews here.
You can order Resurrection in print at this link.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Piet, Rian and myself on Jacaranda FM's Good Morning Angels [2 x PODCASTS]
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Early Reviews of RESURRECTION, Book #3 in freelance photojournalist Nick van der Leek's series on the Oscar Pistorius Trial
"By the way, I bought your Oscar Pistorius books – am very interested in that trial. Well …at last some sense to it all. You are on to something. Excellent reads with so much research and so so much thought. I was most impressed. Hope they do well." - JL, Sub-editor
The above comment made by Jani Allan is posted in the comment forum below her 'Letter to Oscar'. It can be verified at this link.
"The public deserve to read [the Oscar Pistorius Trial eBook series]. Nobody could have done it the way you did. They're genius. - Maggie Taylor, via Whatsapp
"Holy crap it is awesome!!! You have captured so much of what so many believe and hypothesize about on Twitter. Btw did you know there were a pair of jeans lying outside on the pathway outside the bathroom window (he said he heard what sounded like the window opening?) Your theory of her going to the bathroom to use the phone would fit in with the jeans being thrown out for her escape-. She could pretend she was going downstairs to get something to eat and then make a run for it.
"The public deserve to read [the Oscar Pistorius Trial eBook series]. Nobody could have done it the way you did. They're genius. - Maggie Taylor, via Whatsapp
"Holy crap it is awesome!!! You have captured so much of what so many believe and hypothesize about on Twitter. Btw did you know there were a pair of jeans lying outside on the pathway outside the bathroom window (he said he heard what sounded like the window opening?) Your theory of her going to the bathroom to use the phone would fit in with the jeans being thrown out for her escape-. She could pretend she was going downstairs to get something to eat and then make a run for it.
Your theory is great and makes perfect sense.
The bursary idea is great and there are many people out there who would love to see that happen and help it come to reality. I will certainly want to be involved in some way. Well done Nick - I don't think it's megalomaniac at all! - Terry Wittwen, via email
Read the opening pages here.
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