chief today about the alarm. i don t remember me changing my evidence, my lady. if you want to show me i will. gladly. my lady, i m referring to page 1464. page 1 1464 of the record, my lady. thank you. i ll start reading from line 14. they did not work with wiring, so when they painted the house you re watching the careful and methodical cross-examination of oscar pistorius at his murder trial. for those of you in the united states, early start is next. for everyone else, we ll return you to testimony underway. why would you change it today? i said
stand. in his bid to get a new trial, he watched attentively as his new attorney scrutinized the advice and actions of his former attorney, yale galanter. prosecutors called him to take the stand to rebut claims that he failed to reasonably represent simpson in the 2008 kidnapping and robbery trial and that his appeal to the nevada supreme court. from my point of view, i wanted to do everything that i could possibly do to give o.j. a shot at getting released. reporter: galanter told the court he was fond of simpson and thought the conviction was unfair, but in heated cross examination by one of simpson s attorneys this man put his interest, his financial interests above the interests of his client. reporter: galanter, several times, got testy. my testimony is my testimony. ask me what the question is. i ve already testified as to my knowledge of the rules. what s your question? just, you know, like you said, it was a flat fee. on page four, line 14, it says