Worst prosecuted hi profile murder case ever.
O.J. Simpson dead at 76
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"OJ's lawyers objected to the families of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman being present in the courtroom because it would remind their client how much more killing he'll have to do". Literal spit take, Norm, and Jim Downey, are the kings
We’ve obviously hit the part of the lifecycle of the “too soon” meme where we once again have to explain that it can also be used in situations mockingly or sarcastically that are clearly not too soon.
"They" are full of ****.
The area was dark and very small. OJ had the element of surprise and more than enough strength to almost decapitate his ex-wife.
His blood was found from the crime scene, to the gate, in the bronco, and ultimately to his ******* bedroom.
I drove to the crime scene and then to OJs house. It was almost literally around the block.
****** was a murderer who set up a shell company in his kid's names to write a book about killing their mother.
**** OJ
How was Bill Cosby acting white? The Cosby show family didn't act white. WTH? Not every black person or family has to "act" a certain way.
Wtf...I don't need to look up death pictures to hate someone. ******* hell man, you went 0-100 there.
One of my most bizarre memories was that after his acquittal, a classmate showed up at school having had their picture taken with OJ after bumping into him somewhere on a trip. As if he were just any regular old celebrity.
I also remember the anticipation of watching the verdict live in class.
I also remember the anticipation of watching the verdict live in class.
The trial was over the moment the prosecution had him put on the bloody glove, only for it to be far too small. After that it no longer mattered whether he was actually innocent or guilty, or whether a second glove of the exact same brand, style, and size as stated by the tag fit like, well, a glove - the entire world saw that the glove that the murderer wore soaked in the victims’ blood didn’t fit. The prosecution themselves provided all the reasonable doubt the defense would ever need.
I have no doubt he was guilty as sin - but they could never convict him after that.
The funniest one was def when he was talking about the abuse Cochoran had in his past and "at least I didnt kill her like some people we know"
I remember my mom believing he was innocent. She has multiple PHDs and is a long-tenured professor at Iowa State so certainly incredibly smart. But some people believed him for whatever reason.
I guess they're not acting black in some people's eyes because they were playing a successful and intelligent family?
