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randys1

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2. Possbily, but as a defense attorney/ACLU attorney told me, close friend of mine,

Reply to bravenak (Reply #1)

Thu Jun 12, 2014, 12:57 PM

Jun 2014

the evidence and tampering thereof demanded an acquittal.

More interesting than guilt or not to us, as we are not family, is the reaction both white and Black America had

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Watching Dateline OJ what the jury didnt hear [View all] randys1 Jun 2014 OP

I always thought he was guilty. bravenak Jun 2014 #1

Possbily, but as a defense attorney/ACLU attorney told me, close friend of mine, randys1 Jun 2014 #2

This case was the worst thing that happened in my family during that time. bravenak Jun 2014 #3

At first I didn't think he was guilty. FreedRadical Jun 2014 #4

Thanks for sharing this, perspective helps, yours is enlightening. And me too, I was the guy that randys1 Jun 2014 #5

Before the murder, I used to see OJ at the bank. kwassa Jun 2014 #6

Going against the grain but watching the trial, I thought he was innocent. freshwest Jun 2014 #7

The tampering of evidence was enough to acquit. The glove was silly, but placing evidence randys1 Jun 2014 #8

I thought he was innocent too JustAnotherGen Jun 2014 #9

Is america really that bored SickupandFed Jun 2014 #10

Hey everybody, my friend is here...my ex Randi Rhodes compatriot randys1 Jun 2014 #11