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Well... actually I was in NYC when the case was being heard at a central police station where we were working. I actually asked the police captain there, did he do it? He showed me and my colleague a load of very grim evidence and said, no he didn't do it. Given the amount of blood involved it seemed unlikely that the odd spot of blood found made any sense. The police captain said again, no, he didn't do it. He then said about 10 seconds later... That isn't to say he didn't plan it. But that's not what he is charged with. I always remember that.
Whatever, he wasn't the most stable human being was he!?
First text I sent back when a friend of mine told me he was gone was the same question of clearing his concience before he departed this life. The racial divide widened in America with this trial almost all the black population convinced he was innocent and most of the whites sure he was guilty . The glove was just a horrible mistake by the proscution there was zero chance a wet leather glove sitting for months in a warehouse drying out was ever going to fit his massive hands . The most glaring and bizzare question never answered is the location of the blood stained clothes . Simpson flew from LA to Chicago later that night ,was picked up by Limo and driven to his hotel.The Limo driver said they stopped along the way and Simpson tossed away a bag into a dumpster in an industrial area but they never found it luclily for him I think . He killed 2 people in a barbaric way I suspect including his ex wife who he beat unmercilessly (police reports detailed this clearly ) so good riddance to an evil person
Well... actually I was in NYC when the case was being heard at a central police station where we were working. I actually asked the police captain there, did he do it? He showed me and my colleague a load of very grim evidence and said, no he didn't do it. Given the amount of blood involved it seemed unlikely that the odd spot of blood found made any sense. The police captain said again, no, he didn't do it. He then said about 10 seconds later... That isn't to say he didn't plan it. But that's not what he is charged with. I always remember that.
Whatever, he wasn't the most stable human being was he!?
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Why would the NYPD have anything to do, or know anything about an LAPD investigation? They would have held no evidence from an incident that occurred three thousand miles away, it would be the equivalent of the Athens, Greece Constabulary having Harold Shipman's medical equipment.
He did it; the problem is, the LAPD tried to fit him up and moved evidence around when they didn't need too. Idiots!
This came to light during the trial, and at that point, the jury stopped believing the police and started believing OJ's lawyer.
Watch when he puts the gloves on, they don't fit as he's wearing another pair of gloves already. Of course, they don't fit he's already got a pair on. Complete farce of a trial from all sides.
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