BANFIELD: After six months, yes, six months, Oscar Pistorius has been cleared today of murder in that killing of his model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. But hold on. He is not off the hook yet by any stretch. He's known as the Blade Runner, and he is still facing other charges, even possible prison time too. The judge, even though she spoke from the bench for quite some time, hasn't finished announcing the verdict but does say that the state did not prove premeditated murder, so that he cannot be found guilty of murder. The Olympic runner cried multiple times as the judge began reading her verdicts this morning. The Blade Runner still faces charges, though, including culpable homicide and three different weapons charges.</s>THOKOZILE MASIPA, SOUTH AFRICAN JUDGE: The accused, therefore, cannot be found guilty of murder (inaudible). That, however is not the end of the matter, as culpable homicide is a competent verdict. I am of the view that the accused acted too hastily and used excessive force. In the second senses, it is clear that his conduct was negligent.</s>BANFIELD: Even those weapons charges carry prison time. The judge is going to continue reading her verdicts and the reasoning behind them tomorrow, so make sure you stay tuned. We'll have the final results on that trial coming up. And in other news, a new tape exclusive to CNN shows witnesses reacting to the shooting of Michael Brown when it happened in Ferguson, Missouri.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He had his</s>BANFIELD: Find out what exactly they say they saw and why they were at the scene of this deadly shooting and why this tape is so significant to the case.
Pistorius Not Guilty of Premeditated Murder