The parents of the model shot dead by Oscar Pistorius have attacked the 'volatile' and 'trigger-happy' athlete saying 'sooner or later he would have killed someone'. They have sat through an agonising seven-month trial, but June and Barry Steenkamp said justice for their daughter Reeva, 29, has not been served as the 'Blade Runner' could be out in 10 months. Mrs Steenkamp, 68, said she did not believe the athlete's story, describing him as 'vague, evasive and shifty' after he claimed  he shot Reeva thinking she was an intruder. 'It was Reeva's bad luck that she met him, because sooner or later he would have killed someone. I do believe that,' she said in an interview with The Times Magazine.
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Barry and June Steenkamp said justice has not been served for Reeva
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They said Oscar Pistorius would have killed someone 'sooner or later'
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He has been jailed for five years, but could be out in 10 months
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Mrs Steenkamp described him as 'pathetic' in book Reeva: A Mother's Story
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Both parents have a  recurring image of the model screaming in agony
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