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re: Booger McFarland thinks OJ is innocent
Posted on 6/19/16 at 2:28 pm to YouDontKnowBro
Posted on 6/19/16 at 2:28 pm to YouDontKnowBro
Again according to the documentary, in which they were filmed saying it, everyone of OJ's friends, with the exception of one, stated that they were convinced of his guilt. And they were all close friends. And the one who did had no reason beyond "I just know OJ did not kill Nicole". Nothing factual involved. Bugger is probably just going by emotion, too, as there are no facts that prove him innocent.
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Posted on 6/19/16 at 3:12 pm to YouDontKnowBro
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LA would have erupted if OJ had been convicted. Race relations were awful in the early 90's.
And that's why a man obviously guilty of murder was let go. He and his lawyers successfully made the case a referendum on race rather than the evidence of the case.
They exploited all the bad racial tensions blacks had with police, particularly with the LAPD just a few years after the Rodney King crap.
A brilliant strategy, and the only one that could have possibly worked, given the mountain of overwhelming evidence proving his guilt.
Posted on 6/19/16 at 4:18 pm to South Alabama Tide
OJ is innocent. His son, Jason, killed her.
Posted on 6/19/16 at 6:03 pm to Cdawg
OJ was set by up very powerful people....gloves and blood are easily planted by expert sleuths who framed him.
OJ was in a movie "Capicorn One" about the fake landing on the moon and the capsule fire that killed 3 astronauts. I suggest watching it...its a low budget film but conspiracy lives.
OJ was in a movie "Capicorn One" about the fake landing on the moon and the capsule fire that killed 3 astronauts. I suggest watching it...its a low budget film but conspiracy lives.
Posted on 6/19/16 at 6:08 pm to South Alabama Tide
Who gives a shite
Posted on 6/19/16 at 6:26 pm to South Alabama Tide
The blood trail literally went from the murder scene to OJ bedroom. He did it. Everyone knows he did it.
Posted on 6/19/16 at 10:40 pm to IAmReality
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A brilliant strategy, and the only one that could have possibly worked, given the mountain of overwhelming evidence proving his guilt.
This case was not about OJ. It was about LAPD and their above the law program. I lived in LA during that time. You had to be there to understand how corrupt LAPD was. Just look up "LAPD rampart" and get back to me about overwhelming evidence. Rampart set up THOUSANDS of people of all races (mostly black and Hispanic) to serve their own good. They stole from honest citizens, robbed from whoever they chose and killed people who they thought were bad elements. They were their own judge and jury.
I met several people who had their lives destroyed by LAPD. People who did years in jail for crimes they didn't commit. LA county had to reverse THOUSANDS of cases and pay out hundreds of civil suits for their corruption. Talk to the people affected and see if any amount of money was worth them spending years in jail for crimes they didn't do. Many people knew people in jail for BS.
So, yes I thought OJ did it. Yes I think he's a piece of chit. But, look at how LAPD bumbled the entire case. They mishandled all the DNA, improperly handled all the blood, hair fibers, fingerprints, etc. LAPD believed they were God and expected people to never question them. This was the one eye opener that they weren't which was better for the community as a whole.
This also was the first time white people felt what black people have felt for decades... that the justice system is not often justice. A good friend of mine always respected the LAPD, he always thought they were their to help and protect him. It wasn't until he encountered several crooked cops that had a profound impact on his beliefs.
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