He says: I grabbed my 9mm pistol from underneath my bed.
Then he says: I knew I had to protect Reeva...
He wants to protect her, but he doesn't make sure where she is?
I'm not sure about others, but that would be the first thing I'd want to check, the location of the person that I'm protecting.
He says: On my way to the bathroom I screamed words to the effect for him/them to get out of my house
So even though he won't turn a light on, he doesn't mind giving away his location by screaming out. But when he gets to the bathroom, he doesn't call out to try to identify the person in the toilet... why not, he already let them know he was coming from his earlier screaming?
Then he says: I felt trapped as my bedroom door was locked and I have limited mobility on my stumps
So the bedroom door is locked (how?) and he can't get back in?
If the bedroom door is lockable, why not lock it from the inside and call the police/security?
If the bad guy(s) try to break down the door, *then* you shoot.
Then he says: Everything was pitch dark in the bedroom and I was still too scared to switch on a light. Reeva was not responding.
Wait, so it was no problem to get back in the bedroom now.
Is this the best that his PR firm and legal team can come up with?
Call me skeptical, but too many inconsitencies.