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Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy
To me what makes the whole OJ case interesting and sad at the same time is how crazy stupid our legal system can be.
--The accused murderer had his blood and both victims blood in his car, house and drive way and the seen of course. Claimed he cut his finger and just walked around letting bleed.
-- A woman saw him hauling ass in his car right after the murder but that info was never used in court.
-- He mysterious lost a bag that he took to the airport while making his get away. He wrote what sounds like a confession note that was read on the air.
-- He went crazy and tried to run in his Bronco from the cops with a gun in his hand with a costume to hide his identity that he bought two weeks prior to the murder. Claimed he was going to Nicole's grave
People have gone to prison over tiny drops of blood as DNA proof but in this case is was splattered all over the place and the juror's were actually stupid enough to let the defense convince them that the LAPD planted it all the evidence even though they had never done shit to him after the numerous 911 calls they got from Nicole for him beating her up. Now all of sudden in a span of like and hour everyone involved got top together and said "Let's frame OJ". The jurors were also duped into the contaminated evidence bullshit.
All of this happened not long after Rodney King got his ass kicked so the black jury in this case really didn't care because OJ is black. Just set him free for all black people was the theme. The defense messed up plenty but the stupidity of the jury is mind blowing. Furman screwed the pooch bad but how does him being an asshole mean OJ is innocent? Only in America would it be possible for OJ to have walked in this case and all I did was point out a small amount of the evidence. There was a lot more.
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I watched the trial and I don't have a problem with the verdict. I'm sure OJ was guilty, but IMO the likelihood that at least some members of the LAPD sweetened the evidence pot is pretty high. At the very least, some of them lied on the witness stand. OJ had all the advantages of a best-money-can-buy defense team and it paid off by at least arguably creating a reasonable doubt. I think you should blame the cops and the prosecution for the acquittal, not the jury.
No one should believe Mark Furman jumped the fence without a warrant to make sure OJ was safe.