Testosterone, Needles Possibly Found At Pistorius' Home

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 49•08 • Feb 20, 2013

Police say they found needles and what may be testosterone in Oscar Pistorius’ bedroom, suggesting that the double-amputee Olympic sprinter may have been doping around the time he shot his girlfriend, though defense lawyers claimed the substance was an herbal supplement and not a steroid. What do you think?

“I don’t see what the big deal is. They found all sorts of crazy stuff at my apartment after I killed my girlfriend.”
Neil Salvatori –
Systems Analyst
“The guy has no legs. Let him take whatever he wants, for chrissakes.”
Theresa Berman –
Oil Sprayer
“It was probably echinacea. I use it to boost my immune system, but every now and again when I take it, I murder someone I love.”
Dennis Lew –
Layaway Clerk

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