Multiple reports – which provide extraordinary new insight into convicted killer Oscar Pistorius' life behind bars – all support his release on parole, reports News24.

The reports were compiled by prison authorities after Pistorius turned to the courts to compel parole authorities to conduct a hearing into his fitness to be released.

The SCA amended its ruling on Pistorius' murder sentence for a second time in August last year so that it was antedated to the day he was first sentenced for culpable homicide.

It has emerged that his prison social worker, psychologists, unit manager and head of recreation have all come out in support of his release.

Filed as part of the Paralympian's stalled parole hearing, the reports indicate that Pistorius is taking full responsibility for his actions.

Pistorius did meet with Reeva's father Barry Steenkamp as a part of a victim-offender dialogue process on 22 June, the Steenkamp’s attorney Tania Koen confirmed in July.

Reeva’s mother, June, did not attend that dialogue because of reported health concerns. However, she has previously made it clear she does not believe that Pistorius had told the truth about the Valentine's Day 2013 shooting that claimed her daughter's life.

She maintained, during a December 2021 interview with Good Morning Britain, that Pistorius had ‘shown no remorse’ for the murder.

‘He would only show remorse, I think, if it contributes to his getting out of jail,’ she said.

Full News24 report