Solved OJ Simpson Case

[tandino]

He did it.

But **** me after watching a bit of the trial on YouTube, Cochran was starting to convince me of the conspiracy. Highly recommend.

 

[HairyO]

He did it.

But * me after watching a bit of the trial on YouTube, Cochran was starting to convince me of the conspiracy. Highly recommend.

His lawyers were brilliant and the govt did a truly awful job.

 

[Kurve]

OJ has died.

https://www.news.com.au/sport/american-sports/oj-simpson-dies-aged-76/news-story/7bedd44732cd2fd9ef3e2c3c36a15f84

 

[Moonwatcher]

Imagine being on your deathbed hoping that what comes next is nothing.

 

[Moonwatcher]

Will be interesting to see if he has CTE.

 

[maskmcgee]

No deathbed confession?

 

[revo333]

OJ Simpson dies after cancer battle, his family says

www.9news.com.au

"David Zucker got cheeky in his social media tribute.

"R.I.P. Nordberg. 'His acting was a lot like his murdering: He got away with it, but no one believed him',"

 

[revo333]

No deathbed confession?

 

[revo333]

Yeah. What are the arguments against this? I don't understood why this opinion never gains any traction. Son does it, OJ an accessory after the act.

If you think hard enough I'm sure you'll understand why 'the Son did it' has never gained any traction.

 

[JackNah_8]

https://www.news.com.au/sport/american-sports/oj-simpson-dies-aged-76/news-story/7bedd44732cd2fd9ef3e2c3c36a15f84

 

[Pamcake1]

In Memory of Nicole Brown Simpson

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[jason_recliner]

Innocent until proven guilty!!!

 

[FIGJAM]

Innocent until proven guilty!!!

The prosecution never stood a chance with the Dream Team legal outfit of Cochran, Kardashian, Shapiro and Whybrow!

 

[yodellinhank]

If you think hard enough I'm sure you'll understand why 'the Son did it' has never gained any traction.

Because he isn't famous? Because people were locked into believing OJ did it?

 

[CD Xbow]

No deathbed confession?

No, he'd never confess. His armored robbery was because he went back to get his Pokémon memorabilia that he'd left' Nothing to do with him at all.

Murderer and armed robber. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

In Memory of Nicole Brown Simpson

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Thanks for posting Pamcake. In all the hoopla of the 'Trial of the century' the real victim gets forgotten. I'll light a candle for her tonight and honour her memory.

Will be interesting to see if he has CTE.

The odds are he will. Are they going to look at his brain?

 

[Rob R]

Because he isn't famous? Because people were locked into believing OJ did it?

Because OJ was guilty as hell (hopefully there now) and only got off as the defence cashed in on the post King riots environment.

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[tandino]

He's an interesting link:

Tucked away on the CNN server is still the 'OJ Simpson Trial Hub' from way back in 1996.

There is no direct link to the page, nor can you find it on the menu structure, but you can get there from the link below.

It's a complete resource of the entire trial, all in 1996 web graphics.

Fascinating.

http://edition.cnn.com/US/OJ/

Still there.

 

[yodellinhank]

Because OJ was guilty as hell (hopefully there now) and only got off as the defence cashed in on the post King riots environment.

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Option 2 then.

I'm just saying it's been alleged

1. The son was diagnosed with intermittent rage disorder
2. Reportedly stopped taking his medication
3. Was on probation for assault with a deadly weapon after attacking his boss
4. Kept a journal in which he wrote about killing people
5. Assaulted an ex girlfriend with a knife in the past
6. Was slighted by Nicole Brown on the night of the murders
7. Appears to have forged his timecard and has no alibi for his whereabouts at the time of the murders
8. Clothing found at the scene appears to match that worn by him

What rules the son out? I think there's every possibility he was involved and OJ has done his best to cover it up.

 

[maskmcgee]

If oj really wanted to cover for his son why didnt he ever come out and say he did it? Once he couldn't be tried again, obviously if he confessed nobody would think he was lying, would of totally cleared his son.

 

[Leon]

No, he'd never confess.

He essentially did with the “If I Did It” book.

 

[CD Xbow]

He essentially did with the “If I Did It” book.

I haven't read it. What did he say?

 

[Leon]

The prosecution never stood a chance with the Dream Team legal outfit of Cochran, Kardashian, Shapiro and Whybrow!

 

[Leon]

I haven't read it. What did he say?

It’s a book with a “hypothetical” (LOL) explanation of how he would have committed the murders if “hypothetically” he had committed them.

He was publishing the book around 2007 in an attempt to cash in on the murders.

The Goldman Family bought the rights to the book and any sales from it.

 

[yodellinhank]

If oj really wanted to cover for his son why didnt he ever come out and say he did it? Once he couldn't be tried again, obviously if he confessed nobody would think he was lying, would of totally cleared his son.

Why? His son was never charged.

 

[jason_recliner]

If oj really wanted to cover for his son why didnt he ever come out and say he did it? Once he couldn't be tried again, obviously if he confessed nobody would think he was lying, would of totally cleared his son.

Can one be tried again if new evidence comes to light?