Who has the most reason to lie?
I'm pretty sure I didn't suggest any of them were lying. I'm saying that having that level of accuracy in recall is unusual. If I were pushed, I'd say it was possible that any one of the ear witnesses might have been mistaken. Mistaken; not lying. Look at Mr Botha, who got the order of phone calls wrong. I don't think he was lying either; I think he was mistaken.
I'm not intending to argue with you. I'm just saying, in my opinion, it's a bit of a leap from the evidence given to 'OP from his own admission knew SOMEONE was in the toilet FOR AT LEAST 15 Minutes.' Well, he did, but he says that he knew for fifteen minutes after he shot - not the 15 minutes before.
So actually, let's not bother arguing - I just disagree with your interpretation, that's all, largely because I think that the ear-witness testimony is tricky to deal with, and OP's testimony is trickier still. Does he at any point say there was a clock in the room that he looked at?
Please note; I am NOT saying that they are all liars, and I am NOT saying OP is innocent.
I am fascinated by the shots / timing assertions being made.
Me too. I'm particularly fascinated about when the calls to security came - whether they were between the two sets of bangs, or afterwards.