THE JUICE IS LOOSE!

[letswastemoney]

If we're just talking about the robbery in Las Vegas, then he served his time.

You can't let what happened years and years ago affect the sentencing of a completely different case. Even if it's a murder trial.

Otherwise, I'd lose faith that our system is fair.

[Dahoss9698]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

WTF? So what was Nicole guilty of so she wasn't considered innocent in your eyes?

Yeah I'm pretty curious myself. Judging by his post he's got an issue with women. Wonder why.

[Fager Fan]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

WTF? So what was Nicole guilty of so she wasn't considered innocent in your eyes?

Guilty? Guilty of her own murder?

Nicole was certainly an innocent victim, but she also knew of what kind of trouble she'd gotten herself ensnared with. He'd beaten her and she'd called the police on him multiple times. She was at least aware of the need to take steps to protect herself. And maybe she did as much as any reasonable person would've done without the knowledge that the guy was going to eventually almost decapitate her.

My comment about Goldman was that I believe he was totally clueless about the danger he was putting himself in by returning a pair of sunglasses. From that standpoint, that's what I meant about being totally innocent. A victim of doing everything right but happening to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

[Camkid77]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

That bloody fingerprint on the gate was never entered into evidence. It was his.

To this day, nobody will reveal why.

That was enough for me, but they never put it into evidence

If the Glove fits, he must of quit.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

I watched the entire murder trial.
While he probably did the killings, I thought that there was enough defense evidence to raise doubts.
He was never convicted "beyond a reasonable doubt" and I believed that at the time. The murder jury reached the correct decision.

Did you forget about all the blood evidence? How does Goldman's blood get in OJ's Bronco? Since OJ never met Goldman before he killed him, that can't be explained away.

[Dahoss9698]

Originally Posted by Fager Fan

Guilty? Guilty of her own murder?

Nicole was certainly an innocent victim, but she also knew of what kind of trouble she'd gotten herself ensnared with. He'd beaten her and she'd called the police on him multiple times. She was at least aware of the need to take steps to protect herself. And maybe she did as much as any reasonable person would've done without the knowledge that the guy was going to eventually almost decapitate her.

My comment about Goldman was that I believe he was totally clueless about the danger he was putting himself in by returning a pair of sunglasses. From that standpoint, that's what I meant about being totally innocent. A victim of doing everything right but happening to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Nice back pedal.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by Fager Fan

Guilty? Guilty of her own murder?

Nicole was certainly an innocent victim, but she also knew of what kind of trouble she'd gotten herself ensnared with. He'd beaten her and she'd called the police on him multiple times. She was at least aware of the need to take steps to protect herself. And maybe she did as much as any reasonable person would've done without the knowledge that the guy was going to eventually almost decapitate her.

My comment about Goldman was that I believe he was totally clueless about the danger he was putting himself in by returning a pair of sunglasses. From that standpoint, that's what I meant about being totally innocent. A victim of doing everything right but happening to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

What more could she have done? Wear a pair of six guns 24-7? She did not have a restraining order, but so what, that won't stop a raving lunatic like OJ. He also came over and walked in on her numerous times unannounced, the police let OJ get away with a lot of crap the average Joe would have went to jail for because of his celebrity status.

[Fager Fan]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

What more could she have done? Wear a pair of six guns 24-7? She did not have a restraining order, but so what, that won't stop a raving lunatic like OJ. He also came over and walked in on her numerous times unannounced, the police let OJ get away with a lot of crap the average Joe would have went to jail for because of his celebrity status.

I said I don't know if she could've done more. Maybe she could've, maybe not. But she wrote and told her family that she feared she would be murdered. She knew what she was caught up in. Goldman did not.

[acorn54]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

I watched the entire murder trial.
While he probably did the killings, I thought that there was enough defense evidence to raise doubts.
He was never convicted "beyond a reasonable doubt" and I believed that at the time. The murder jury reached the correct decision.

you are wrong. the prosecution had inept lawyers. there was a woman that was an eyewitness, and the scumbag tried to flee with a disguise outfit in his ford bronco, and when the authorites told him his wife was dead, he didn't ask which one.
i don't know how the father of young man holds it together, myself i'll openly admit if it was my son that was murdered and the scumbag smiled at me, he would be dead.

[kingfin66]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

If we're just talking about the robbery in Las Vegas, then he served his time.

You can't let what happened years and years ago affect the sentencing of a completely different case. Even if it's a murder trial.

Otherwise, I'd lose faith that our system is fair.

Agree, yet I believe that this is exactly what happened. Attorneys have said that the crimes OJ was convicted of in Nevada were worth about 3-4 years in prison. He got 9-33 years.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by acorn54

you are wrong. the prosecution had inept lawyers. there was a woman that was an eyewitness, and the scumbag tried to flee with a disguise outfit in his ford bronco, and when the authorites told him his wife was dead, he didn't ask which one.
i don't know how the father of young man holds it together, myself i'll openly admit if it was my son that was murdered and the scumbag smiled at me, he would be dead.

Can you please provide a link that discusses this "woman that was an eyewitness" to this murder? Legit news only please not Inforwars nonsense.

[Marshall Bennett]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

Did you forget about all the blood evidence? How does Goldman's blood get in OJ's Bronco? Since OJ never met Goldman before he killed him, that can't be explained away.

His blood was on her panties also.
The entire case was a joke and sure didn't add faith in our judicial system. Also, anyone that thinks it wasn't bound by race was living in a cave during the trial.

[Greyfox]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

Did you forget about all the blood evidence? How does Goldman's blood get in OJ's Bronco? Since OJ never met Goldman before he killed him, that can't be explained away.

I either forgot about that or missed it when it was presented.
Certainly that and the blood on the gate should have been given more weight.
Unfortunately the forensic chemist who analysed the blood in the Bronco said that the DNA evidence "was consistent" with Goldman's blood.
The Prosecution should have pressed him harder to say that he was 99.9% sure "it was Goldman's blood."

[Camkid77]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

If we're just talking about the robbery in Las Vegas, then he served his time.

You can't let what happened years and years ago affect the sentencing of a completely different case. Even if it's a murder trial.

Otherwise, I'd lose faith that our system is fair.

He owes the Goldman's 32 million bucks.

[barahona44]

Originally Posted by Camkid77

He owes the Goldman's 32 million bucks.

I heard this morning with unpaid interest, it's closer to 60,000,000.

I know Florida, where O.J. is moving to (St. Petersburg area, if you like celebrity sightings) is really easy on people going through bankruptcy trying to avoid paying off creditors.I wouldn't be surprised if wage garnishing is equally difficult for the Goldman family to try and implement.

Florida - the sunny place for shady people.