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Wow... I am speechless

Ian Osborne said:
And Mississippi Burning. Perhaps they could get OJ on a federal human rights breach?
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Maybe they would have, had white people rioted and killed a few black people.

Ladewig said:
In the future, could you include a more descriptive title for your theads? "Wow... I am speechless. O.J. to speak about the murders" allows those of us with slow connections to easily determine if we want to open the thread.
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I agree. Of course, the fact that we read the thread shows that the title worked.
 
Gargoyle said:
Disgusting to say the least!
A man who got his wife murdered writes about HOW HE MIGHT have comitted the murder?
To me it has always been clear that OJ was involved (direct or indirect) in the murder, no matter what any court says...

I wonder how his kids feel about this?
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I think by even asking that question you've shown yourself to care more about them than OJ does.
 
Pardalis said:
If he's innocent, he is desperate to clear his name.

If he's guilty, he's either the most moronic murderer or the most despicable one.
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See Post #19.

I wonder if he were to slip up somehow and be caught by someone watching this with a fine toothed comb if he'd be eligeable for the Rodney King/Mississippi Burning "violating the civil rights of..." charges.

Isn't it funny, btw, how not a shred of evidence of "the real killers" has turned up in over a decade?

Dammit! Ian Osbourne gets credit for thinking of that first.
 
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Art Vandelay said:
I agree. Of course, the fact that we read the thread shows that the title worked.
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I was going to start a thread of my own about this story titled something like, "OJ Simpson: If I did it". But then I saw this current threads title and I had a "psychic premonition" in regards to what it was about :-).
 
So I have a sick anecdote. I was a society photographer at a mansion in posh Lake Forest, Illinois (Think "Ordinary People") and Fred Goldman was a guest. Nice guy, with a handle bar mustache. So anyway it was a hot summer day and this portable bar was set up out on the back patio and the bartender saw my heavy cameras around my neck asked if I was thirsty. I can't drink booze on the job, and so I said, "Yes! How about some O.J.!":eek: Goldman was just five feet away!
 
This is so bizarre. It's like a "non-confession confession."

I cannot imagine an innocent person imagining fantasy scenarios of committing a murder they are trying to prove their innocence of.

This, to me, just reinforces his guilt.

As anyone who was innocent would realize, and therefore would not do it. Another factor reinforcing his guilt.

But then, we already knew that from the DNA. Sigh.

His poor kids. I hope someday they can find some peace.
 
Trigood said:
I cannot imagine an innocent person imagining fantasy scenarios of committing a murder they are trying to prove their innocence of.
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The father of the kids writes a book about how he would have murdered the kid's mother..... who was horribly murdered, for profit! Way to go dad!

It is so tasteless and immoral that "Wow... I am speechless." ;)
 
Art Vandelay said:
The Rodney King case.
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I was living in LA when that happened. Man, what a nightmare. Here's this ex-con on parole who was drunk driving at 110+ miles an hour on the freeway, he could have killed someone. Well [SIZE=-1]felony evasion wasn't enough for Rodney, after running through some red lights too, he's finally pulled over. Then he charges the cops! He's lucky he wasn't shot. Instead he resists arrest and starts a fight with the cops, [/SIZE](the 13 seconds you didn't see in the infamous videotape, and the reason the police were aquitted). It's at that point the cops really put the boots to him. That's when the edited videotape you'all remember begins.

And this drunk-driving ex-con who felony evaded and resisted arrest became an unwitting hero! A symbol of police brutality, who was the rallying cry for a riot that killed 52 people and destroyed nearly a billion dollars worth of property. I remember standing with some neighbors on the roof of my apartment off Franklin. Plumes of thick smoke reached for the sky from Santa Monica to nearly downtown. It looked like a war was going on. There was a low overcast made up of black acrid smoke and several uncontrolled fires were burning just a few blocks away down on Hollywood blvd.

Well a few short years after all that nightmare King was also convicted of hit-and-run driving, crashed into a house with his SUV, pleaded guilty to spousal abuse and was detained on suspicion of trying to run down an officer after cops saw him picking up a transvestite hooker. What a guy! ;)

Funny but OJ, (who did murder his wife and Ron Goldman), became a hero too. A symbol if the white-mans' injustice and the vast right-wing conspiracy against African Americans! Now he's attempting to profit off the murder of his children's mother. Way to go there pal!
 
Sabra said:
Funny but OJ, (who did murder his wife and Ron Goldman), became a hero too. A symbol (o)f the white-mans' injustice and the vast right-wing conspiracy against African Americans!
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Never heard the bolded part before. Care to provide links or some kind of further explanation?
 
Snide said:
Never heard the bolded part before. Care to provide links or some kind of further explanation?
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You obviously didn't watch the trial. :D

I'll give you some high notes; Mark Furman, the "N" word, the alleged blood-evidence conspiracy by the entire LAPD to "frame" OJ by "planting" mixtures of Simpson, Goldman and Nicole's blood in the Bronco and elsewhere.
 
Pardalis said:
I must admit I never followed the trial, so I don't have an opinion on whether he did it or not.

I just find it odd that a guilty man would be doing such a thing. Why risk bringing this back to the public's attention?

:boggled:
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He would be forgotten, he needs his name in the headlines and this is the most effective way to do it. No legal liability, he was already found responcible in civil court and not guilty in criminal court.
 
Sabra said:
You obviously didn't watch the trial. :D

I'll give you some high notes; Mark Furman, the "N" word, the alleged blood-evidence conspiracy by the entire LAPD to "frame" OJ by "planting" mixtures of Simpson, Goldman and Nicole's blood in the Bronco and elsewhere.
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Watched plenty of it. I don't recall the entire LAPD being accused of a conspiracy. But that's beside the point.

Where's the evidence of Simpson being a symbol of the Vast Right-Wing conspiracy against African Americans? Seems to me it was just creative defense work, slimy or not.

Welcome to the Forum, by the way!
 
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pipelineaudio said:
its pretty funny that the same people who call fox media "conservative, prude, censoring" ,etc... are jumping all over to act all conservative when they dare to say something out of the fold.

Remember this is the guys who brought you Married With Children, who left and right alike loved to scream curses upon
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The purpose of the fox network is to give something for the people on Foxnews to point to showing the end of proper christian society.
 
Snide said:
Watched plenty of it. I don't recall the entire LAPD being accused of a conspircay. But that's beside the point.

Where's the evidence of Simpson being a symbol of the Vast Right-Wing conspiracy against African Americans? Seems to me it was just creative defense work, slimy or not.
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The charges against him were the symbol. Simpson was being protrayed, by some, as a brother who couldn't get a fair trial.

I think Judge Ito was a fool to let the TV cameras into his court room.

DR
 
Sabra said:
I was living in LA when that happened. Man, what a nightmare. Here's this ex-con on parole who was drunk driving at 110+ miles an hour on the freeway, he could have killed someone. Well [SIZE=-1]felony evasion wasn't enough for Rodney, after running through some red lights too, he's finally pulled over. Then he charges the cops! He's lucky he wasn't shot.
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They probably should have, if they had no one would have ever heard about it and they would never have been put on trial.
 
Darth Rotor said:
The charges against him were the symbol. Simpson was being protrayed, by some, as a brother who couldn't get a fair trial.

I think Judge Ito was a fool to let the TV cameras into his court room.

DR
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OK, maybe I should let it go, but "Vast Right Wing?" Seriously??
 
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