Oscar Pistorius awaits the start of court proceedings while his brother Carl (L) looks on, in the Pretoria Magistrates court. Reuters
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Mike Azzi, a horse trainer and one of Pistorius, closest friends, he fears that the Paralympian may be developing a suicidal tendency as there is no confidence in the tone of his voice, the Mirror reports.
Azzi, whom Pistorius fondly calls uncle Mike, further said that Pistorius seemed to have lost any will to live and acts like he has no purpose left to his life, adding that he could find out just by speaking to the sprinter that he is a broken man.
Stating that the Olympics hero is a shadow of the star who thrilled the world as the amazing Blade Runner with prosthetic legs, Azzi said that he is worried as he fears that inside Pistorius is deeply hurt.
Azzi and Pistorius have been in regular contact since the star was released on 73,000-pound bail.
Meanwhile, a sensational BBC documentary titled 'Oscar Pistorius: What really Happened?' is set to reveal how Pistorius has been selling his belongings to fund his soaring legal fees since he was charged with murdering his girlfriend, among other things, the report added.