I watched the OJ trial I would have found him innocent, there was other information that even the jury never heard that should have gone against a guilty sentence, because of all the prosecution's case, including a blood stabilizer in blood on a fence they use, which meant they put it on the fence, neighbors, who saw others that were not OJ and also, OJ's ex-wife was not attacked first, it was the guy with a package in his hands which they tore up looking for something, it had her mothers eyeglasses in the package. Ron Goldman was attacked first and he was trying to fight them off, there appeared to be more than one person who was fighting with him, he rang the house before the attached, OJs exe-wife opened the gate and walked into the mess and they killed her. I guessing this was some criminal group she a friend of OJ's exe-wife friend owed money to or they were thinking he had a envelope with money, it had to be something similar because they followed Goldman not the exe-wife. I think the friend or supposed friend of OJ who had a dream testimony may have really been the best testimony, insane as you can believe, they used testimony of a dream into and put him on the stand, which any sane person would never take a true testimony period. The media said over and over that OJ was guilty and a lot of people fell for it.


Why he went to jail was being accused of robbery and it was about some of his own property he said they should not have taken but he lost, you got to know there were a lot of people trying to put him in jail for any reason believing he got away with murder which I would not myself would have convicted him for. He had arthritis that cripples his hand and other parts of his body at the time, yes and he was on medication for the pain, he could not have fought with to healthy bodied younger people period, he couldn't lift his own children. There was a lot of foot prints and some investigators walked all over the crime scene into the evidence, one of the people was one of investigators who should not have been in the area at all, Mark F.. There was a lot more about that case and my sister, her daughter and I watch all of it down to the FBI DNA testimony and how he gathered the evidence simples how he storied it, he contaminated the evidence and it was not done correctly, at the time, DNA was new and just getting into being used as evidence in trials extremely new test, his was horribly done.

Even one of the policemen took blood vials home with him instead of checking it into the evidence room, then he supposedly had a stroke, convenient to say the least, they didn't call his lawyers to question the man which should have happened. There is so much about this it crazy yet people keep saying a man who was proved innocent was guilty because they said he was, no he wasn't. I could go into the weird families of Goldman and OJ's exe-wife's family which she had not known because she had been adopted out, she had found them after she was grown. Wacky bunch from both of these people families. Goldman's family had not even heard from him for a good long time.

It was more like a TV trial and something was very off, something was happening for this to be on TV day after day and no media let up also the Channels only had OJ trial on the full time, I wondered why this man's trial was national when he was not a star in Hollywood, he had acted but he was not a star. I had no idea who he was or what he did until they talked about him working in movies of some sort. It didn't make sense for them to make these people more important than anything else going on worldwide, it was not long after Clinton because president, so I don't know what was going on, internet did not have much going for it back then, some yes, mostly no.

Now they use OJ guilty thing and some weren't rally old enough that use it to know the mess that was called a trial.
Not even a word about the country and the things Clinton was doing behind the scenes and yes it was a good bit of things he pushed through, I did do some research though it was not a easy as now.