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The National Prosecuting Authority has denied leaking documents on paralympian Oscar Pistorius's murder trial.
NPA spokesperson, Medupi Simasiku says it was not leaked by them, and they don't know how it got in the hands of media houses.
He said the NPA had not yet filed its replying documents to the High Court in Pretoria.
Simasiku was reacting to different reports by Eyewitness News and eNCA based on documents in their possession.
EWN reported that the State would rely on 13 facts to prove the blade runner was guilty of killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at his Pretoria East home last year.
eNCA reported that Pistorius was most likely on his stumps when he fired the shots, and this undermined the State's case that her killing was premeditated murder.
