The BBC will air a documentary called “Oscar Pistorius: What Really Happened?” Monday about Oscar Pistorius’ involvement in the death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. In the interviews used for the program, it’s been learned that Pistorius is reportedly on the verge of taking his own life.

There’s a feature in TIME magazine that paints a disturbing yet thorough picture of South Africa’s violent culture. It’s probably degrees worse than you could imagine, and you should read it. The image above is the issue’s cover.

Apparently, police didn’t find steroids in Oscar Pistorius’ house. The stuff they found is actually an herbal supplement used to treat impotence.

It’s been about two weeks now since Paralympic and Olympic double amputee athlete Oscar Pistorius allegedly murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in his Pretoria, South Africa home. There have been some awfully odd developments since, so this, by comparison, might seem somewhat routine: Pistorius held a private memorial service for Steenkamp, as he is still in deep mourning.

While Oscar Pistorius deals with his own drama surrounding the shooting of his girlfriend, his older brother Carl has also been charged in the 2010 death of a female motorcyclist in Vanderbijlpark, South Africa.

A brief update on the Oscar Pistorius case: the runner, charged with the premeditated murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, has been granted bail.

Aside from being a crazy story to begin with, the Oscar Pistorius murder case was noteworthy for the number of Pistorius-related details that, especially with the benefit of hindsight, appeared either creepy or downright ominous. Well, we’re not sure the latest hard-to-believe development relating to the ongoing case fits into the “creepy” or “ominous” category, so we’ll create a new, catch-all label under which this new twist will fit: we’ll call it “Oscar Pistorius WTF.” After the jump, the latest in “Oscar Pistorius WTF,” and what it’ll likely mean for the cae going forward. (Hint: nothing good.)

Oscar Pistorius spoke Tuesday, denying that he planned the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. He maintains that he mistook her for an intruder. The statement’s highlights, after the jump.

The latest development in the Oscar Pistorius murder case of Reeva Steenkamp suggests that there may have been a love triangle between the two of them and a South African rugby player, Francois Hougaard. We don’t know if it’s true or not, but it seems like a plausible explanation. So, who is Francois Hougaard?

There’s a new development in the Oscar Pistorius murder case: it may have happened because of a love triangle involving a South African rugby player. People are suspecting this because of Nelson Mandela’s personal assistant. Got that?