This ought to have been the most important witness. He wasn't friends with OJ like Kato was. He wasn't a part of the law enforcement. He was the only witness with no beef in the game.
Allen Parks was the only witness that wasn't trying to make a name for himself; and that's why the Jury only asked to review his testimony he was a key witness to the prosecustion,but it backfired on the prosecustors he was very honest and didn't want to lie. His job was very Simple. Pick up OJ and get him to the Airport.
I had the privilege of reading the whole court transcript as research. Alan Park was actually damaging to the prosecution if u actually follow his actual testimony. He said he saw OJ Simpson at the front of his door, but then he admitted that's where he found the bags so to the jury it was OJ putting his bags outside. Alan Park actually stated he had difficulty driving out of the Rockingham gate coz there might have been a car, now it means OJ was inside his house. Plus if OJ was just coming back when did he shower and get rid of clothes so his testimony actually created more doubt
@@terryvarta9306 it doesn't seem like you read the testimony. Alan did not first see OJ at the door, he saw him come up the driveway where the driveway starts. Here is the testimony: Q: How long -- now, at the same time that you saw Kato Kaelin in the side yard, did you see anything else? A: Yes. I saw a figure come down -- well, not come down, but I saw a figure come into the entranceway of the house just about where the -- where the driveway starts. Q: And moving in what direction, sir? A: Into the house or toward the house. Q: And when you saw that person, did that person walk into the entrance? A: Yes.
I'm so glad I can rewatch this trial! Have not saw it since I was 13. I want to watch it as an adult. I understand so much more now that I'm a adult. Soooo fascinating and cool and ninteties! Love it!
@Leonardo's Truth , that's totally the impression I got. back in the days through media coverages I was also convinced OJ did it and how could they acquitted him. Seeing the whole trial again I truly wonder how he could've been convicted at all! There are not only reasonable doubts but where are the hard evidence people speak of? The case prosecution presented was ridiculous. >> Mr Park, you made a call, who did you call?.....My mom.....why?
@@donpersak102 Throw out everything except the knit cap and OJ is proven to have been at the murder scene...12 of Simpson's hairs naturally shredded, were found on the cap. Also, it had fiber from the bronco and the gloves. Ron's shirt fibers were on it too! Case closed. The first officers saw the cap before Furman was even woken out of bed! Think people!
@@SugoiEnglish1 --Bull crap,the knit cap had no blood on it, was found under plants covered in blood.Hairs like carpet fiber are not identical,unless they had roots on them.Also OJ has dandruff ,none were in the cap.
@@randyjohnson805 Why? If he didn't notice the Bronco he didn't notice the Bronco. Do you really notice things like that if you're not specifically tuned in to them for some reason?
he did not see any blood, cut, or bandage on Orenthal finger nor anywhere else on his body. With a deep gash like that wouldn’t you figure he’ll still be bleeding¿ He must’ve cleaned up from that messy job very fast. No blood on his white carpet. None on his doors, no blood in his pipeline. Orenthal is innocent.
Well..it was dark, and the person was dressed in black, so how could he see the color of the skin from the distance? He obviously assumed it was the owner of the house walking inside, and coincidentally it happens that OJ was the owner. It also happens that OJ is black.
The limo driver says he shook OJ's hand at the airport. Marcia Clark should have asked him if he noticed whether OJ's hand was cut or if he was wearing a bandage.
@@jodiefinney5072 he said he didn't notice any lighting downstairs but people said he said there was no lighting. There were over 20 witnesses at the airport on the plane and at the hotel who all said they didn't see a cut.
Allan Park, had to be the most conscientious limo driver in L.A.! He established a solid timeline. O.J. couldn't be inside the house the entire time. Kato, said that the gate buzzer made the phone ring inside the main house. There is no way, that anyone could sleep through a phone ringing and echoing for any length of time.
That’s like him trying to “escape” in a bronco why even go to Chicago when he could’ve went anywhere in the world. Especially at that time. Instead he came home And cooperated to the fullest. That sounds like a murderer to me.
@@LazySusan. He was the man walking his dogs down Westgate Avenue, Gorham Avenue and the back alley close to Bundy Drive at the time of the murders. He heard voices from Bundy around the estimated time of the murders as well as a gate clanging, and he also apparently saw a white SUV speed away out of Dorothy onto Bundy. As for what happened during the trial, I think he testified for the defense and had some heated conversations with Darden during cross examination when Darden indicated that Heidstra said that he heard the voice of a black man arguing (Darden apparently got this from a rebuttal witness Heidstra had spoken to). The "funny" part was Heidstra's mannerisms and how he irritated both Darden and Ito with how he answered the questions.
@@philipwilliams1754 and you didn't get any replies??? It proves my 60 years old observations and convictions. 50% of students drop out of high school. 50% that graduates do not know basic arithmetic. No knowledge of arithmetic = no memory retention = no common sense = no reasoning abilities. (Applicable to Marcia Clark, Allan Park and 99.9% of the population). The driver, at 10:00 pm (see part 1 of his testimony), was parked in front of Rockingham gate. He said that the Bronco was not parked there. At the same time, at 10:40 pm, Kato heard the 4 thumps on his bedroom wall, and according to Prosecutor, the bloody glove was dropped off outside Kato's bedroom by OJ. We are told that Council coach their witnesses. Ms. Marcia has developed an impossible scenario and has done an awful job with his witness. Witness Robert Heidstra saw what he saw and heard at 10.45 pm. And in his testimony said that the dog started to bark at 10:35 pm. The old man that called 911 and reported the murder on Bundy told the police that the dog started to bark at 10:30 pm. (See Steven Scwab and his friend's testimony).
Park is the model witness because he doesn’t ramble and just answers the questions asked which just highlights how clumsy and repetitive the questions are
Just saw an interview with him and his mom was an attorney. Repped some of the Manson people i believe at one point. She told him, only answer yes or no and dont elaborate. He was lucky and had good coaching.
Agree. I remember MC was so repetitive with the same single question. Were there lights on downstairs? No. So the downstairs lighting was dark? There was no lites on.
Agree, Allan Park was the most important witness because of time line and as stated because he was not a friend of OJ or part of law enforcement. Though I am not a lawyer, I do not think Marcia should have done the questioning of Allan Park, the reasons for my comment should be obvious to anyone watching this video
Seems like OJ was entering the front door and did not want to be seen; otherwise, why didn't OJ communicate/acknowledge the driver at that moment with a hand wave or something.
By far this is the most interesting part of the trial. Allan Parks testimony. Coincidentally it was the only testimony jurors asked to have read back to them during their so called "deliberations". Then they took this crucial evidence, threw it out the window, and let a double murderer go free.
Those jurors where isolated from society family and friends for 9 months. No TV. No radio. The trial was all they had to think about. So I'm sure by the time the trial was over they had their mind made up. Are they supposed to talk each other out of the decision?
They set up how weird it is that OJ didn't answer the phone for the last hour of this testimony, then when the guy finally gets his boss on the phone the boss's response is "O.J.'s usually running a little bit late." LOL Damn they almost had him
He saw him going up his property entering the house, then lying about being in the shower and oversleeping. They had him. Jury was both racist and stupid..
Wow, I just watched a podcast of someone interviewing him, Lang, Keto, 30 years later and all of them had good memories of the incident and trial. I think it was TVLA on TH-cam.
Not with this jury though and the other circumstances (Rodney King). Basically with Kato coming out then the black tall figure right after him, that should tell us that Oj likely climbed the back wall into the property OR was trying to avoid the limo by going behind the guest houses which made him run into the AC unit (three loud thumps that made Kato come outside). This jury chose not to listen to any of this info on purpose. The DNA evidence should’ve been plenty but ya know…
The fact they had 24 jurors.they ended up with 14.the 12 that decided the verdict were 9 black 1 white 1 Asian and 1 mixed.Do you really think that jury could possibly convict a black demi god.
philip williams it he witnessed a person that couldn’t be anyone other than Simpson come from the area where the glove was later found and walk into the house then finally answer the gate intercom. Which totally contradicts what he and the defense claimed he was doing.
John Ware Exactly and to get from that side of the house he would’ve had to walk around the front of the garage because if he went around the other way he wouldn’t disturb the spiderwebs that were in the path past the air-conditioning unitand he hadn’t
Bail Bondsman So the blood drops were in the driveway in foyer right? But no blood on the Air Conditioner after he allegedly ran into it? Listen to Shapiro cross examine Vannater. Shapiro asked him did do see any blood near the wall oj allegedly jumped so he wouldn't be seen by parke also no bushes broken. So he runs into the AC unit no abrasions, still has the knife and bloody clothes that were never found gets cleaned up in 5 minutes after letting parke in? Also Vannater had all three blood samples at one time it came out in the civil trial. So that can explain the blood in the bronco. When Rodney King was beaten, how many officers do you think had it in there report what really happened? 0 its a code so it doesn't surprise no one saw the other glove. Also Furhman in the preliminary trial said I seen "Them" at his feet referring to the gloves. All this info is on here
philip williams It doesn’t matter if he was there to investigate a double murder, he saw what the fuck he saw and it could’ve been no one else but OJ. There’s no Fucking Way, Simpson was in his house and overslept and there’s no way he didn’t commit these murders
OJ figured his Chicago golf day with Hertz representatives was a good alibi.All he had to do was be in Chicago before the bodies are discovered and he's good...He was right.It did help shed doupt on his involvement and picking the night before taking a red eye flight out of town would indicate pre meditation of the crime.He pulled the ultimate running back move.He slipped in and slipped out....But was fouled for roughing.
The problem with what you said, is that the trip to Chicago didnt give him time to clean up things properly. I dont even think he went over there to kill her. OJ had stalked her, and I think Robert Shapiro's supposed theory that OJ went over there to spy on her, maybe cut her tire, and was caught by Nicole, is a possibility.
Why is Cochran looking at the phone record that is in possession of the prosecution while the limo driver is being questioned? I'm sure it was provided to him as an exhibit a long time before this.
Because she was physically touching and pointing to something on it. He was a cockroach, and I sure wouldn't want to be where he is NOW, but he knew the game very well. He's paying for it now, and for eternity but he knew it and must have been cool with it due to the money and fame it brought him. The "Juice" will be joining him shortly.
That's what happens when the defense raises an objection to virtually EVERY.SINGLE.QUESTION. Cochran was acting like an insolent toddler, raising objections even he knew would be overruled-simply to try and derail the whole process.
@@Nightsat44 what in gods earth does trump have to do with the oj Simpson case from 94?? Idiots like you, make every little thing political when there is no need. Please grow up.
I did not watch the trial back then. My work schedule prevented that. Since then I've seen snippets of the trial and have seen Marcia Clark on TV. I like her. Maybe she's grown in experience all these years later, but I just watched her interrogating Kato and now Mr. Parks. But she's constantly treating her own witnesses as if they were on trial themselves. And major repeating herself as though she doesn't know what to say next. This is most likely turning the jurors sour against her and has possibly contributed to OJ being acquitted. However, there was plenty of evidence for a guilty sentence but this form miss Clark is using clearly worked against her in my opinion and judge ito is a terrible judge. Clarks mountain of evidence was tumbling down with every moment she spoke. Don't get me wrong. I like miss Clark these days but she and Darden brought a knife to a gunfight...no pun intended.
How do we know that whoever killed Ron Goldman and Nicole how do we know they were not after Ron Goldman and it just so happened to kill Nicole because she was there?
If you want to kill Ron Goldman, why wouldnt you do it when hes alone, or in a more secluded place? That makes no sense whatsoever lol. That road can be VERY busy with traffic, and there is a lot of pedestrian traffic on that sidewalk as well. One scream can screw up the whole plan, and possibly get you caught. The answer is SO commom sensical, and OJ was one of the worst murderers in history lol. If you want to believe stupid theories, and conspiracies, thats your right, but its silly. Its CLEARLY OJ Simpson who committed these murders. Feel how you want though lol.
Because OJ had a history of abusing her physically, stalking her and showing up to her house. The only reason Ron was at Nicole’s house was because he was returning a pair of glasses her mother had left at the restaurant he worked at earlier that night. They weren’t dating each other. Not to mention Nicole’s blood, her hair and Ron’s blood and hair were all found inside the Bronco. On his driveway, in his house and on his socks. Simpson’s blood and hair was also located at the crime scene. As well as his footprints and the other glove. You ppl are delusional if you think someone other than Simpson killed them. If it was someone else then why the fuck did he flee in his bronco 5 days after? While holding a gun to his head? He also penned a suicide note that Kardashian read on the news. He did all that because he was guilty. Not to mention he lied all thru the civil case the Goldmans brought against him. OJ did it. If it was someone else why did OJ write a book 20 years later called “if I did it”- that includes details about the murder that only he would know. He also told his agent in 1998 that if Nicole hadn’t answered the door with a knife then she would still be alive. He’s admitted to killing her multiple times.
20:25 is a very key point. Park says, "I saw a figure come down, well, not come down, come in to the entrance way." Marcia Clark made that into a "figure coming up the driveway", to go with their theory Simpson dropped the glove behind Kato's room and then came up the driveway. But Park doesn't say he "came up" the driveway. He was merely by the entrance way when he first saw him. That's a key point, because if you listen to her closing argument she mis-states this simple fact to paint a different picture.
@jim-oq9px But I also read that you couldn't see into all parts of the house from where Park was to know for sure if any light was on. It was a large house.
whoever did it was brutal with the murder .. stabbing all over the place and basically decapitated nicole simpson .. absolute horror scene .. if it was oj I don't know how he lives with himself doing that to the mother of his children .. I believe karma gets you .. eventually .. one way .. or another though
I believe that O.J. and his son Jason were both there at the murder scene. I think Jason was the killer, which explains why OJ’s DNA was at the crime scene, as they have the same profile. This witness is possibly the most important one in the entire case and pretty much corroborated everything Kato Kaelin said in his testimony. In my opinion this testimony is proof that OJ or Jason or both, brutally murdered Nicole (premeditated) and Ron.
Marcia is the most annoying person in earth. She upsets even her own witnesses, and for Jo reason. I can’t imagine the jury. She asks the same questions over and over. Gets vague and then gets an attitude with the witness when they don’t understand her. No way possible did the jury like her.
She’s asking very detailed questions because she can’t ask any questions that might lead the witness into an answer. That’s why Johnny objects a few times. The questions are suppose to be very objective
they asked him a million questions minus one did he see the bronco parked outside the detectives claim that when they arrived at the estate they found the bronco parked in front why did the limo driver never mentioned anything about the bronco???
Car ride to the airport: Allan: So Mr. Simpson how's your night going? OJ: It's great I saw Sidney at her dance recital. She did great. Then I viciously murdered two people. Allan: What?!? OJ: oh nothing. I hate red eye flights.
Question all the ppl in the world tht watched this on t.v . Simpson had many camera close ups while tlkn to Cochran an shipero ,and no one not one person was a lip reader unbelievable!
So Arnell, Kato and all 4 detectives entered OJ's house ( a potential crime scene) via the front door and walked over the 3 blood drops that were in the main entrance. The blood drops were not noticed or smeared by all anyone of these individuals? Watch Arnells preliminary hearing testimony where she describes entering the main house via the front door and disarming the alarm and then calling OJ's assistant and calling Nicole's mother.
I don't know how often but it's not necessarily the best thing to do even if you are .. the prosecutor's expertise is to make you look guilty on the stand regardless of whether you are or not
Regardless, it is best not to take stand. Prosecutors are expert lawyers who will make you stumble and look guilty regardless. Every case is different though and in some cases taking the stand is best defense.
Actually it's probably the advice most given by defense attorneys. Don't take the stand in your own defense. Guilty or not guilty. That's like saying why would you need a lawyer when talking to police if you're innocent. Too many variables. Honestly I've only seen it when it's completely necessary. Even then it can backfire. Watch the Jodi Arias trial.
Some things I picked up here and in part 1; Did OJ have enough time to change out of his bloody clothes, pack them, wash any blood off himself, stop his finger from bleeding, (if it was at that time), dress and get back outside in 5-6 minutes? Marcia Clark, from what I recollect, never asked Kato about if he saw the 6foot 200lb person of interest walk up the driveway and into the house. He was much closer then the limo driver and had a flashlight, how could he miss him. Another point was the blood trail up the Rottingham driveway; It never led or came from the back of the house where the glove was found and no blood trail at all back there towards the driveway...curious.
I think it was testified he was looking at the gate where Park was and Park saw the him walk up. Sure enough there’s OJ answering the phone saying he overslept. Park did not lie here and that person that walked in was OJ.
@@SethMacLeod95 I never stated Park lied, I was wondering about the other things, such as why they never asked Kato if he saw the person in black walk up the driveway. How could they not ask him that very important question? I've watched the whole testimony and I know it was never dealt with.
@@Flagrum3 no you didn’t call him a liar, but Park testifying he saw a person walk in and then OJ picks up the phone is basically a smoking gun. I watched a detailed animation on TH-cam here about what happened when Park came to the house and it shows Kato pointing the flash light at the gate and then OJ walks in behind him un noticed. I think Kato missed him by mere seconds
@@manthony777 What are you talking about? Kato was standing on the pathway almost on the driveway at the moment the limo driver saw the dark figure walk across the driveway into the house. Kato was basically standing between the gate where the limo driver sat and where the figure walked into the front door.
Look at the police interview day after murder.OJ says 3 times I cut myself before I left for Chicago.he said 3 times I bled in the Bronco the kitchen and driveway.he said he doesn't remember how.OJ was such a star nobody could think straight around him.people were warned that he had magical presence about him.and to stay away from him.that seems to be your problem as well.that's why no one saw a small cut.but in Chicago his lawyer probably said you better open that cut up more or you will spend life in prison
No one was looking for cuts on a left hand when they were likely star struck. Also the cuts on black skin aren’t as immediately noticeable like on lighter skin. Oh could’ve cut his hands at any time during the murders once the gloves were off or when disposing of the very sharp knife later on. The DNA found matches everyone though and that should’ve been plenty.
They didn’t. They actually did not dispute any or much of the key evidence presented in this case with their arguments. They used what they knew best: deflection. Smoke and mirrors. A circus show, and performance.
Johnny Cochrain, ask him did he know the difference between a louis Vutton and a Gucci Bag, driver No, he look around to see if anyone had one, should of asked Bob Kardashian
shauna gray-More innuendos.So OJ made his escape with the bloody evidence,then returns to LA with them and hands it off to Kardashian.Brilliant,how about he never killed anyone.
The balls of witness Mr. Park to point at Simpson and say he does look like the 6-feet-tall 200-pound African American person in dark clothes he saw in the driveway entering the house at 10:46pm. Bravo.
@@TheMagician86- Absolutely, but questions should not run in circles and a clear-to-point foundation needed to be made definitive. She failed this aspect. Her questions should have produced clear evidence within 10 minutes.
Cochran knew Parks was the most important witness. That’s why he didn’t press him much with any questions. He knew that the longer Parks was on the stand, the more ppl would remember. He knew the kid couldn’t possibly he lying since he had the phone records to back it up. He just wanted him off the stand. Instead He directed everyone’s attention to Fuhrman. Because he knew that if he made a big enough issue out of Fuhrmans past- everyone would forget about the limo drivers testimony. Which solidified the prosecutions timeline of the murder happening. Johnny parlayed Furhmans past and the underlying racial issues between LApD and the black community to make Simpson appear as the victim in this case. That’s the real story here. There was no planting of evidence. The defense team never believed that in the first place lol. It was an idea Shapiro had initially which is why he told Simpson to hire Cochran. Shapiro knew if he was gonna play the race card, he couldn’t be the face of it, since he was white. And Johnny was loved by the black community in LA at that time.
Just with Allan Park's account by itself is enough to at least make O.J. involved in the murders, if he himself did not actually physically commit them. *I mean, The fact someone wastes ten minuets in the shower when your plane leaves in about an hour. * The fact nobody answered the intercom for 10 to 11 minutes. *The fact that the intercom ringing would've sent all phones in O.J's house ringing, which would definitely wake up anyone, no matter how deep of a sleep you are in. *The fact that Park did not see a large white truck right near the address number markings with his headlights on when he arrived to the house. *Also, a white car is the absolute LAST car someone would want for a crime, because even in pitch blackness, the whiteness is still easily noticeable. *Furthermore, the fact Park saw someone go down the ally to Simpson's backyard, only to see them come back from that way and through the front door with the same physical stature and size as Simpson and seconds later Park rings the intercom and THEN there's an answer. *And I don't care how busy or in a rush you are, you could at least answer the intercom after the first or second ring and tell the limo driver that you're running late, so they don't think you're not home and end up leaving. *Lastly, although it was never tested, which I would've done, I bet Simpson, even if he was in the shower, still could've heard the ringing intercom, got out and let the driver know he was in the shower and that he'll be done soon. Sooo much evidence against Simpson, it's ridiculous. P.S. I would've also pressed aiding and abetting charges against Simpson, as a fail-safe. #OJguitly.
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuff Yh also why would OJ take his white bronco where it could be easily recognised as he lived in bundy temporarily and it defeats the purpose of the hat and disguise thoughts
Exactly even to this day Allen Park never got involved with the tabloid media nor publishing companies to make money. Unlike Ms Clark, Darden, Mark Fuhrman, Vannatter and Lang,, Philips and a host of others involved with this case even crazy @$$ OJ Simpson wrote a book, but was quickly removed from the selves due to the civil lawsuit against him for murder the first of its kind a cash settlement for 33 million dollars that will never be paid by OJ Simpson. This will forever be a cold case almost 30 years coming and no conviction. RIP Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. They blew this case by putting on a domestic violence case and a judge who basically allowed the prosecution to retry every single witness with the same questions over and over, even when they had answered the questions. If a witness needed to be ask a simple yes or no by the prosecution, it would end with sidebars and then right back to the same question that resulted in a sidebar. Unbelievable how judge Ito was in handling this case until his wife became an issue.
@Kenneth Charles I agree,it was madness,a circus indeed. I watched it all on tv at the time, I was 19. He definitely got away with it,you can't be found guilty & ordered to pay 33 million if you're an innocent man surely? I definitely believe Allan Park & I do believe he saw that dark figure in the night walking into the house. I said it then & still say it today,hes guilty & that's my opinion.
I remember watching the verdict at my High school library room. They rolled the tv 📺 in there and any students who wanted to watch, were allowed. I always knew he was guilty, but as the juror read the not guilty verdict, everyone with the exemption of myself and a couple of other kids, jumped up and cheered. What made me sick to my stomach was how they laughed and pointed when the camera turned to Ron’s father and crying sister. I felt sooo bad for them.
It is sickening that they were laughing! I was 20 yrs old the day of the verdict and the adults around me were laughing as well! One black woman looked at me after the verdict was read and said in a very mean, sarcastic tone "Marcia Clark is gonna get herself a weave now!" I was disgusted!
The fact that the people who cheered on OJ would actually laugh at Ron and Kim Goldman crying is proof positive that none of those people actually thought that OJ was innocent-no, they didn't believe that because they simply didn't care. Those people had such a twisted sense of morality that they would actually laugh at the family members of a murder victim. It is simply despicable.
I was in high school too at the time. I asked for a bathroom break to leave class cause my class didn’t have a TV they were going to listen to it on the radio. I went to the auditorium which had a TV to watch it. When I finally went back to my class at the end, teacher didn’t even realize I was gone because she was so focused on the verdict
skip to 1:23:50 to see Johnny Cochran getup and show Marsha Clark how better he is at his job. quick, to the point, it flows and flows until he is done. the jury never gets bored.
@@dennyoliver2618 OJ's adult kids (who are pretty smart if you look into them) had him over for thanksgiving dinner. they know he didnt do it. and even if he did it, they obviously approve
@@BluffCreekStudio .Human Lives are valuable who are the OJS to approve of that. GOD.??? NO They are mere celebrity's who are pieces of shit. Sorry but I feel it's wrong to murder another human being
No terry it was not the same questions over and over it was the jury they must have been mentally challenged or sleeping the day this guy gave his testimony
Instead of asking relative questions to the case once again she's dragging out uneserary questions from the witness who was just there to take OJ to the Airport! And then she gets upset with him Midway through the questioning.
@@tektako Allan Park told the District Attorney's Office and the prosecution team exactly what they need to know about the chain of events that happened that night he went to OJs resident to take him to the airport the time he arrived 10:25 the time he started ringing the gate buzzer at 10:35 PM and then calling his bosses pager calling his mom then calling his boss again at 10:50 no answer then at about 10:53 his boss calls him, 10: 55 he sees a shadowy figure entering OJs house. He then rings the gate buzzer and this time OJ answer. He tells Allan Park, he overslept and just got out of the shower. In six minutes OJ Simpson is dressed and downstairs luggage outside ready to go. Who was that shadowy figure that walked into OJs house? They knew damn well it wasn't OJ, but they refused to investigate this case as a possible double suspect murder case, because of the evidence situation it didn't match what the detectives were saying and then how the evidence was collected at both crime scene. Allan Park was the only witness that didn't have a motive or anything for or against OJ Simpson to become a court tv celebrity. Allan Park wouldn't lie for either Ms Clark or Jonny Cochran. Had the prosecution and the District Attorney's Office listen to Allan Park's testimony instead of wasting time on freeloader Brian kalain and his bimbo girlfriend days of wasted time and still Ms Clark continues to question Kato's bimbo girlfriend who had nothing to do with the case. They refused to listen to Park's testimony., because now there's the possibility of a second person involved in this murder case and the planting of evidence had become a key factor for the defense attorneys.
Marsha Clark kept leading him? A good witness, but Marsha destroyed him with meaningless questions, did you pick your nose, did you flick it or eat it.Those poor jurors.
Yeah, one of her stupidest questions was when he said he reversed the limo and she asks; "Did you look behind you" WTF. Or when he stated he pulled up to the gate with the bumper almost to the gate and she asks; "Which way were you facing"...duh!! So many stupid unnecessary questions.
Most these questions don’t mean anything and asked twice…some even three times. Trail(s) would went a lot faster if they skip through the BS. Wonder if prosecutors do that on purpose to the person on trail since lawyers are payed by the hour in court.
@@tonyming6969 Robert Kardashian was caught walking away with a Louis Vuitton bag, the following day of the murders. The day OJ got back from Chicago. Possible evidence in that bag, remains a mystery
@@tonyming6969 the Bronco was not out front when the Limo driver arrived, Allen Park. The Bronco was there then when they left to the airport. So obviously OJ wasn't there at the time Allen Park arrived. No one was in the house to respond to the intercom. Until OJ arrived after the killings
@@tonyming6969 why would OJ lie about over sleeping? Why did he change his story so many times? Why did he have abrasions on his hand (deep cut on his finger)? Why was there blood drops on his driveway? Why did Kato hear big thumps on his bedroom wall right around the time OJ was seen walking into his house? Bloody socks in his bedroom? Bloody glove? Proven Receipt that Nicole purchased those exact gloves found in the murder scene. She bought those gloves for OJ. Bruno Magali shoe prints, that OJ wore in so many pictures. Rare style shoe, only 300 pairs sold. Too many coincidences. You'd have to be pretty stupid not to believe OJ is guilty.
@@victormalvaez3399 EVERYTHING U SAID HAS BE PROVEN IT WASN'T TRUE..STOP LISTENING TO THE MEDIA AND LISTEN TO EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY AND THE EXPERTS ON THE CASE..EVEN MARCIA PAINTED THE WRONG NARRATIVE,ALAN.PARL SAID HE SAW IN THE WALK WAY IN FRONT OF HIS DOOR BUT SAID IT WAS SOMEONE WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF 6 FEET 200 POUNDS ,THAT'S WHERE HE SAW HIM..CLARK SAYING HE SAW A SHADOWY FIGURE WITH THAT DESCRIPTION AND EVEN HE SAID THAT,HE STILL SAID WHERE HE FIRST SAW HIM WHEN SHE TOLD HIM TO POINT IT OUT ON THE MONITOR..BLOOD IN CAR?..THERE WASN'T WHEN THE GUY WHO TOWED THE BRONCO AND THE EMPLOYEES WHO WORKED AT LAPD IMPOUND SAID THERE WAS NO BLOOD IN THE CAR..7 EYEWITNESSES SAID THEY SAW NO CUTS OR BANDAGES ON HIS HANDS..THE 4-5 DIFFERENT VERSIONS OJ TOLD ON HOW HE WAS CUT HIMSELF, THE CHICAGO VERSION WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT WAS THE TRUTH,WHY??..FROM WINE GLASS HE BROKE,WHICH HAD HIS BLOOD IN IT..I CAN UNDERSTAND IF ONE PERSON IS LYING BUT ALLAN PARK AND THE 7 EYEWITNESSES IS LYING WHEN THEY SAID HE WASN'T CUT OR HAD ANY BANDAGES ON HIS HAND WHEN HE WAS ON HIS WAY TO CHICAGO???..NO..IM JUST GOING BY WHAT WAS TESTIFIED IN COURT..THOSE ARE THE FACTS
@Greg Hubbard Interesting on how much people REALLY know about our justice system....I hope you're never called to jury duty. Or, perhaps it would do you good. Social studies? I'm not sure what to say about your ignorant comment....
To this day, if you go to o.j. old address on Rockingham, you will see that no cars park on the street at night..during the day you might see a gardener or if they have construction workers, you may see their cars parked on the streets...but residents of that area do not park their cars on the street...o.j. was the only one leaving that bronco outside...it would have been impossible to not see it and not remember that it was there, because it would have been the only car ( big suv) parked on either side of his house. So the limo driver did not see a car or bronco when he first arrived because it was not there, it was at Nicole's house, when he was done killing her he returned and parked the bronco where it was found by la pd.
I wonder why he didn't park it normall? . It was at a jenky angle. I think maybe the limo driver had already arrived and he didn't want to be spotted. Had to hop the fence, slams into katos ac unit and all that.
@@TheMagician86 That's exactly what happened and this is the same conclusion the prosecution went with, but as we know it did not go well for them, Dardin's try the glove presentation was the nail in the coffin.
How the jury could have declared OJ not guilty after listening to this testimony is indicative of their bad faith. The location of the trial was crucial to the outcome.
@@brookehanley3659 arnell was living in bungalow by Kato. Guess they had 3, Kato in 1, Arnell in 2 and no one in 3. What tom Lange said in Katos podcast the other day.
He didn't see the cut, doesn't mean there wasn't one. It was dark out, they were in a hurry getting the car packed and Simpsons hands weren't the primary focus. He could have had that hand hidden with a bag or pocket.
Jodie, did you know there was NO BLOOD found leading to or away from the glove YET there was a trail of blood drops from oj bronco to his front door...HUH?
its not as though he was wearing the glove and then it fell off where it was found, he was obviously carrying it. one can make the reasonable assumption he bled in and around the Bronco without realizing it. Then tried to stop the bleeding by wrapping it in WHATEVER at first. The cut reopened in the foyer when he was running around in his mad dash to get to the airport. Who do you think it was Alan Park saw crossing the driveway that night? He testified to it being a 6' tall African American dressed in dark clothes. Who? Let me guess you're going to say Jason Simpson, correct? BS. If the LAPD wanted to "frame" OJ, they had opportunities to do it in the past. Why wouldn't they have really planted lots and lots of evidence to frame him instead of a few drops of blood and a glove? Give me a break? The police LOVED OJ! They were friends! He had them over to his estate more than once to play tennis and what not. OJ was the least black person there was in LA. All the people in the circles he ran with were white. But those bad racist cops framed him, right? LMAO. Foolish.
That would also mean everyone that worked for the LAPD were in on the conspiracy to get OJ. Everyone. Yet not one person "blew the whistle" on it. OJ was laughing all the way through trial knowing his lawyers could not refute any of that evidence, all they could do was talk about tainted blood and silly theories to try and confuse an already hugely biased jury.
It's funny how OJ and Kato never found the bloody glove when they looked around the house with the flashlights slightly b4 OJ left in the limo...If OJ was being sneaky and told Kato to check the opposite direction of the house from where OJ snuck in after the murder you would think OJ woulda grabbed that glove and anything else left around that area
That’s because as they were walking back oj said “kato, I have to catch a flight and get going” parks thought it was odd as he followed oj and kato oj noticed him following and then made that comment. Kato never went back there far enough. I’ve studied this case front to back for a college assignment, oj was guilty as sin. Had it not been for black vs white he would of been convicted all day long. Is what it is, Hats off to the defense for inflaming the passions of the black jurors.
@@kingdomofanimaria rage gone wrong 100% I don’t think he went over there with the intention of killing but spying. Thing he saw Goldman talking to Nicole and lost it.
@@llifewellie Yh I agree with you that it was do you think the prosecution made a mistake pushing the first degree murder too hard and what are the reasons it could not have been they said it was because of the hat and gloves
This ought to have been the most important witness. He wasn't friends with OJ like Kato was. He wasn't a part of the law enforcement. He was the only witness with no beef in the game.
This is the reason jury reviewed only his testimony during deliberation.
Allen Parks was the only witness that wasn't trying to make a name for himself; and that's why the Jury only asked to review his testimony he was a key witness to the prosecustion,but it backfired on the prosecustors he was very honest and didn't want to lie. His job was very
Simple. Pick up OJ and get him to the Airport.
Convict for what he was framed anyone can see that 😂😂😂
@@talalmajeed1076 so what happened then? They took his very DAMAGING testimony, supposedly reviewed it again, and tossed it out the window.
@@uziclippe --Convict how???
Most credible witness. Most scrupulous guy. Super helpful and truthful. Lived a life of coherence. Kudos, Alan.
Yup. Caught OJ coming back from the murder, and caught OJ in a lie. Pretty important.
I had the privilege of reading the whole court transcript as research. Alan Park was actually damaging to the prosecution if u actually follow his actual testimony. He said he saw OJ Simpson at the front of his door, but then he admitted that's where he found the bags so to the jury it was OJ putting his bags outside. Alan Park actually stated he had difficulty driving out of the Rockingham gate coz there might have been a car, now it means OJ was inside his house. Plus if OJ was just coming back when did he shower and get rid of clothes so his testimony actually created more doubt
@@terryvarta9306 it doesn't seem like you read the testimony. Alan did not first see OJ at the door, he saw him come up the driveway where the driveway starts. Here is the testimony:
Q: How long -- now, at the same time that you saw Kato Kaelin in the side yard, did you see anything else?
A: Yes. I saw a figure come down -- well, not come down, but I saw a figure come into the entranceway of the house just about where the -- where the driveway starts.
Q: And moving in what direction, sir?
A: Into the house or toward the house.
Q: And when you saw that person, did that person walk into the entrance?
A: Yes.
@@brian4019 Where in that piece he saw OJ any where but at his home.
@@brian4019 Park saw OJ at the end of the walkway in front of his house.He marked on a display where he saw OJ.
Who else is watching in quarantine?
😩😂
I wouldn't know never was in quarantine I live in alabama we went on with out or daily lives
@@slabbusterrtr7690- Do you speak English in Alabama?
@@woodyhayes7402nope alabamian southern English 😂 you knew what I meant
@@slabbusterrtr7690 - yes, I understand…bless your heart…LoL from Red Bay, Al.
clark: did you call your boss
park: "no I called my mom" that was random lol
Nothing wrong with that at all
Best witness, worst attorney. I had a horrible time following him. She noted the witness. Imagine how the jury felt.
You are so right.
Ty for this upload
I'm so glad I can rewatch this trial! Have not saw it since I was 13. I want to watch it as an adult. I understand so much more now that I'm a adult. Soooo fascinating and cool and ninteties! Love it!
@Leonardo's Truth Vincent Bugliosi would agree.
@Leonardo's Truth , that's totally the impression I got. back in the days through media coverages I was also convinced OJ did it and how could they acquitted him. Seeing the whole trial again I truly wonder how he could've been convicted at all! There are not only reasonable doubts but where are the hard evidence people speak of? The case prosecution presented was ridiculous. >> Mr Park, you made a call, who did you call?.....My mom.....why?
@@donpersak102 Throw out everything except the knit cap and OJ is proven to have been at the murder scene...12 of Simpson's hairs naturally shredded, were found on the cap. Also, it had fiber from the bronco and the gloves. Ron's shirt fibers were on it too! Case closed. The first officers saw the cap before Furman was even woken out of bed! Think people!
I was 13 too. I agree, your perspective is so much different when you’re an adult.
@@SugoiEnglish1 --Bull crap,the knit cap had no blood on it, was found under plants covered in blood.Hairs like carpet fiber are not identical,unless they had roots on them.Also OJ has dandruff ,none were in the cap.
When they ask me what music I listen to at work, this video is what I want to answer but can't.
😂😂😂
I like he called his mom for a phone number.
IKR??!!😽👍
Mocha Pony I thought that too. So sweet ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@christinab9808 -Most believable witness.
Well, the Mom had the number. He lived at home with her it seemed
It was the nineties. We only had phone books back then 😆
Allan has tremendous swagger for 1994
Meaning he wasn't a wigger like you?
"May I approach?"
"Sustained"
"But your honor I want to approach"
"SusTAINED" lmao
Haha, heard that 😁
So stern!!!
Was that disrespectful?
@@MrTonyrow no
Everytime Marcia gets her comeuppance I say 'SIT YOUR ASS DOWN, Marcia!!!" outloud it makes the rewatching much more enjoyable.
Most believable witness
Until he says I couldn't remember the Bronco being on the street when he left for the airport.I can't trust him completely after that
@@randyjohnson805 -Park testified he did not see the Bronco when he came,and he did not see it when he left.
@@randyjohnson805 Why? If he didn't notice the Bronco he didn't notice the Bronco. Do you really notice things like that if you're not specifically tuned in to them for some reason?
he did not see any blood, cut, or bandage on Orenthal finger nor anywhere else on his body. With a deep gash like that wouldn’t you figure he’ll still be bleeding¿ He must’ve cleaned up from that messy job very fast. No blood on his white carpet. None on his doors, no blood in his pipeline. Orenthal is innocent.
Alan Parks is the only witness that still has a regular job and didnt sell out to the media...or lies....Honorable Man...................
"could you tell if the person was caucasian or african american" "uh black" lol
I would have said American
I would have said American instead of black
Well..it was dark, and the person was dressed in black, so how could he see the color of the skin from the distance? He obviously assumed it was the owner of the house walking inside, and coincidentally it happens that OJ was the owner. It also happens that OJ is black.
African American is a weird term. Nobody says Europen American or Asian American. An equivalent of caucasian would be negroid
@@marcorioti6932 I depends how dark it was
The limo driver says he shook OJ's hand at the airport. Marcia Clark should have asked him if he noticed whether OJ's hand was cut or if he was wearing a bandage.
I think he shook his right hand. OJ was keeping the left hand out of sight.
They asked him and he said there was no cut. It was supposed to be dripping blood everywhere so I'm shocked he didn't notice?? Doesn't add up.
He said he didn't notice a cut. Thats different than saying there wasn't one. If he had it bandaged it wouldn't be dripping blood everywhere.
@@jodiefinney5072 there were other witnesses who did not notice the cut.
@@jodiefinney5072 he said he didn't notice any lighting downstairs but people said he said there was no lighting. There were over 20 witnesses at the airport on the plane and at the hotel who all said they didn't see a cut.
Before 9/11 10 minutes to catch a flight before scheduled departure!
@1banana2kiwis 😁😁
John terrino: yeah, if you like shiiit
Not really... it was alot easier wen you could get to the airport 30 min prior to take off...
I forgot that
Allan Park, had to be the most conscientious limo driver in L.A.! He established a solid timeline. O.J. couldn't be inside the house the entire time. Kato, said that the gate buzzer made the phone ring inside the main house. There is no way, that anyone could sleep through a phone ringing and echoing for any length of time.
Maybe after having a big mac , oj was sooooo sleepy that couldn't hear anything? 🤣
Good point!!
@@LazySusan.-Your response clearly staste's he's guilty.In fact there was nothing suspicious going on.
Maybe he was doing stuff down the back.
O.J. was outside, he saw him coming in. Doesn't mean he murdered anyone as it was his house after all, he could go around as he pleased.
The good old days when the biggest "problem" in the world it seemed was the OJ trial.
“The gold old days.”
Easy for you to say because you werent friends or family of Nicole or Ron.
This jury should be ashamed of themselves
That wasn’t a “jury”. It was a group of ignorant, impressionable, retards…
jury was 9 out of twelve black, and mostly women, never gonna convict.....alas.
@@MissPerriwinkle Like the all white Jurie's before.Rodney King and numerous others.
@@MissPerriwinkle The Rodney King Jury saw a man being murdered,said he was resisting arrest.
For what?
So OJ put a bag of blood soaked clothes and a knife in a pristine limo hoping that the bag did not leak blood or stain anything; makes perfect sense.
That’s like him trying to “escape” in a bronco why even go to Chicago when he could’ve went anywhere in the world. Especially at that time. Instead he came home And cooperated to the fullest. That sounds like a murderer to me.
@@daffyduckfan4478 Chicago was part of his alibi
@@raineyj560 Let me ask you a question, did you watch the trial¿
Lapd didn't look 4 anyone else a joke
Who knows if his clothes were "soaked" or not, but a simple plastic bag would be enough to keep them from leaking.
Kato missed OJ slippin in by mere seconds...🤣
But Kato appeared first with a flashlight according to the limousine driver.
@@richbrake9910 That’s because he heard a loud thump outside at the air conditioner, so he went out to investigate
Or did he??
@@brookehanley3659 yeah, he did
@@annettehunt900 Did he miss seeing OJ by seconds?? Or did he see him?
Can you please upload Heidstra's testimony if you get a chance ? I think it's one of the more funnier parts of the trial. Thanks.
Who is that? Can you please tell me what happened? I don't see it uploaded. Really enjoy watching this for a second time.
Does anyone know what happened to Robert Heidstra after the OJ murder and civil trials? Is he alive or dead now?
@@LazySusan. He was the man walking his dogs down Westgate Avenue, Gorham Avenue and the back alley close to Bundy Drive at the time of the murders. He heard voices from Bundy around the estimated time of the murders as well as a gate clanging, and he also apparently saw a white SUV speed away out of Dorothy onto Bundy. As for what happened during the trial, I think he testified for the defense and had some heated conversations with Darden during cross examination when Darden indicated that Heidstra said that he heard the voice of a black man arguing (Darden apparently got this from a rebuttal witness Heidstra had spoken to). The "funny" part was Heidstra's mannerisms and how he irritated both Darden and Ito with how he answered the questions.
@@Romulan2469 -Heidstra saw what he saw and heard at 10.45.Kato saw OJ at 10.40.
@@philipwilliams1754 and you didn't get any replies??? It proves my 60 years old observations and convictions. 50% of students drop out of high school. 50% that graduates do not know basic arithmetic. No knowledge of arithmetic = no memory retention = no common sense = no reasoning abilities. (Applicable to Marcia Clark, Allan Park and 99.9% of the population).
The driver, at 10:00 pm (see part 1 of his testimony), was parked in front of Rockingham gate. He said that the Bronco was not parked there. At the same time, at 10:40 pm, Kato heard the 4 thumps on his bedroom wall, and according to Prosecutor, the bloody glove was dropped off outside Kato's bedroom by OJ.
We are told that Council coach their witnesses. Ms. Marcia has developed an impossible scenario and has done an awful job with his witness.
Witness Robert Heidstra saw what he saw and heard at 10.45 pm. And in his testimony said that the dog started to bark at 10:35 pm. The old man that called 911 and reported the murder on Bundy told the police that the dog started to bark at 10:30 pm. (See Steven Scwab and his friend's testimony).
Lance Ito should have worn a "Free OJ!!" t-shirt into Court every day. Ito showed an obvious bias towards Simpson and his Defense team.
What do you think about the judge in the Emmett Till case¿
I think the defense intimidated him.
OJ probably got paíd on his defence...
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That’s because Itos wife was once Fuhrmans boss
He wasnt in black cloths,that was OJ Skin lol...he was naked
OJ isn't black
@@JessicaFletcher-nn5ssthat’s correct…, he’s OJ
Park is the model witness because he doesn’t ramble and just answers the questions asked which just highlights how clumsy and repetitive the questions are
This is when the witness is smarter and more articulate than the attorney asking the questions.
Just saw an interview with him and his mom was an attorney. Repped some of the Manson people i believe at one point. She told him, only answer yes or no and dont elaborate. He was lucky and had good coaching.
@@keithymg Yeah I saw that too. It explains why he was such a good witness.
Agree. I remember MC was so repetitive with the same single question. Were there lights on downstairs? No. So the downstairs lighting was dark? There was no lites on.
Agree, Allan Park was the most important witness because of time line and as stated because he was not a friend of OJ or part of law enforcement. Though I am not a lawyer, I do not think Marcia should have done the questioning of Allan Park, the reasons for my comment should be obvious to anyone watching this video
Then who from the prosecution team should have done it instead? Darden?
She was hostile towards him and hostile towards Kato. Terrible prosecutor. Dismissive of evidence!
If the crime happened today they would have had 100 video cameras catching OJ driving to and from the murders.
Possibly even a GPS chip if it is a newer car.
...yeah and he still would have been acquitted nonetheless
didn't do it
Johnnie got Marcia with Allen Park. No cut on the finger. She must be steaming mad
True. Couldn't do a crime like with today's technology. Guess those were the days.
This is a good one to watch.
Seems like OJ was entering the front door and did not want to be seen; otherwise, why didn't OJ communicate/acknowledge the driver at that moment with a hand wave or something.
exactly
Johnnie Cochran's voice is my black version of Bob Ross. I want to listen to his voice when I'm going to sleep
Ha!
@@johnperrigo6474 HERES TJE KICKER....BOB ROSS WAS BLACK. CHECK MY FACTS!
Bob Ross is black. Half at least!
THE MOST IMPORTANT eye/foundational witness in the trial.
why did park chuckle when he was pointing out simpson ? that was odd
Because OJ was quite possibly the most famous person in the world during this trial. Being asked to identify him seems ludicrous
May have been nervous
This court is a circus.
Yes I just said this!!!
too much evidence presented by the prosecution and too much race card playing by the defense.
It should have never been televised.
Johnny Cochran had this guy answering everything in the defense's favor like in the first 5 minutes.
Johnny was the absolute pro.( i hate he got OJ off)
Yeah Marcia found away to screw this witness to
@@annesipe1318Too bad he was innocent boy.
@@kamfisher1714right and walked free.
By far this is the most interesting part of the trial. Allan Parks testimony. Coincidentally it was the only testimony jurors asked to have read back to them during their so called "deliberations". Then they took this crucial evidence, threw it out the window, and let a double murderer go free.
What did he say that lead you to the guilty conclusion?
Timeline evidence. Combined with Kato Kaelins testimony, I believe it was the most compelling part of the trial.
Those jurors where isolated from society family and friends for 9 months. No TV. No radio. The trial was all they had to think about. So I'm sure by the time the trial was over they had their mind made up. Are they supposed to talk each other out of the decision?
@@flunder50 not necessarily "talk each other out of their decisions" but they are supposed to deliberate, which this jury clearly didn't do.
Michele Renee no Broncos when he got to Ojs.no Broncos when he got to Ojs
They set up how weird it is that OJ didn't answer the phone for the last hour of this testimony, then when the guy finally gets his boss on the phone the boss's response is "O.J.'s usually running a little bit late." LOL Damn they almost had him
He saw him going up his property entering the house, then lying about being in the shower and oversleeping. They had him. Jury was both racist and stupid..
@@dbreiden83080wrong racist you seem mad af😍😍😍
Wow, I just watched a podcast of someone interviewing him, Lang, Keto, 30 years later and all of them had good memories of the incident and trial. I think it was TVLA on TH-cam.
If he would of say yes that was oj that he saw, this case would of been over fast
Not with this jury though and the other circumstances (Rodney King). Basically with Kato coming out then the black tall figure right after him, that should tell us that Oj likely climbed the back wall into the property OR was trying to avoid the limo by going behind the guest houses which made him run into the AC unit (three loud thumps that made Kato come outside). This jury chose not to listen to any of this info on purpose.
The DNA evidence should’ve been plenty but ya know…
When you say he ran into the AC unit, you mean air conditioning, not Al Cowlings, right?😅
Wrong. But it was over when Barry Scheck cross examined Dennis Fung!
The questions she asked were repetitively stupid
Takes a smart person to understand
They’re suppose to be objective or else council will object
the existence of fuhrman in this case was the death knell for the prosecution
d jones Well the defense did need furhman since he planted the glove
Along with Marcia Clark asking dumb ass repetitive questions!! Smdh
The fact they had 24 jurors.they ended up with 14.the 12 that decided the verdict were 9 black 1 white 1 Asian and 1 mixed.Do you really think that jury could possibly convict a black demi god.
the existence of DARDEN was the death knell for the prosecution.
No it was the idiot questions that the prosecutors asked and no matter how you try to shake it the evidence was shaky at best collecting weeks later
Who else is watching this 2022
Me! And I watched it all in 1995 I was 21.
I'm watching in 2022
2024
For some reason i half expected to read comments from time travelers
Watched it all orignally in 95 back again in 2024 lol I was glued to it in 95 I still say he was guilty 100,%
Oj changed bloody clothes,took a shower and was walking out the front door ready to go in 6 mins?
EXACTLY!! In addition, the evidence clearly indicates Goldman fought his attacker...hmmm no evidence OJ was in any fight
It's funny....my husband gets ready almost that fast daily. It's actually kind of annoying considering how long it takes me....
Navy shower...
@@fifdaddy OJ had an injury to his hand, Sherlock
@@caesarfiorini a small cut! That injury in no way line up with him being in a fight. Sorry, Sherlock!
Allan Park was not there to investigate a double murder.
philip williams it he witnessed a person that couldn’t be anyone other than Simpson come from the area where the glove was later found and walk into the house then finally answer the gate intercom. Which totally contradicts what he and the defense claimed he was doing.
Bail Bondsman The glove was found on the side of the house Park said he seen oj walking up the driveway
John Ware Exactly and to get from that side of the house he would’ve had to walk around the front of the garage because if he went around the other way he wouldn’t disturb the spiderwebs that were in the path past the air-conditioning unitand he hadn’t
Bail Bondsman So the blood drops were in the driveway in foyer right? But no blood on the Air Conditioner after he allegedly ran into it? Listen to Shapiro cross examine Vannater. Shapiro asked him did do see any blood near the wall oj allegedly jumped so he wouldn't be seen by parke also no bushes broken. So he runs into the AC unit no abrasions, still has the knife and bloody clothes that were never found gets cleaned up in 5 minutes after letting parke in? Also Vannater had all three blood samples at one time it came out in the civil trial. So that can explain the blood in the bronco. When Rodney King was beaten, how many officers do you think had it in there report what really happened? 0 its a code so it doesn't surprise no one saw the other glove. Also Furhman in the preliminary trial said I seen "Them" at his feet referring to the gloves. All this info is on here
philip williams It doesn’t matter if he was there to investigate a double murder, he saw what the fuck he saw and it could’ve been no one else but OJ. There’s no Fucking Way, Simpson was in his house and overslept and there’s no way he didn’t commit these murders
11:46. Defense team standing and the look on their faces...they knew if anyone was gonna grill OJ with his testimony was Alan. A shame, really.
Su Bobbio Explain.
Yah, it looks like an intimidation tactic.
@@TheMagician86 Explain the intimidation tactic.
@@philipwilliams1754 They were all standing up and staring at the witness.
Umm he's the reason why OJ was acquitted.
OJ figured his Chicago golf day with Hertz representatives was a good alibi.All he had to do was be in Chicago before the bodies are discovered and he's good...He was right.It did help shed doupt on his involvement and picking the night before taking a red eye flight out of town would indicate pre meditation of the crime.He pulled the ultimate running back move.He slipped in and slipped out....But was fouled for roughing.
The problem with what you said, is that the trip to Chicago didnt give him time to clean up things properly.
I dont even think he went over there to kill her. OJ had stalked her, and I think Robert Shapiro's supposed theory that OJ went over there to spy on her, maybe cut her tire, and was caught by Nicole, is a possibility.
Yep he went there to kill her Ron just happen to bevin wrong place wrong time
Why is Cochran looking at the phone record that is in possession of the prosecution while the limo driver is being questioned? I'm sure it was provided to him as an exhibit a long time before this.
It just distracts and slows the process and makes her look suspicious for the jury. A tactic.
Because she was physically touching and pointing to something on it. He was a cockroach, and I sure wouldn't want to be where he is NOW, but he knew the game very well. He's paying for it now, and for eternity but he knew it and must have been cool with it due to the money and fame it brought him. The "Juice" will be joining him shortly.
@@TheMagician86when a black mans doing his job it's a crime.
Whenever I would hear about the limo driver, I pictured him to be much older.
Me too! He’s super young
Me too 😆
This is my uncle. He’s close to 60 now!
Same questions over and over again. No wonder they lost the case.
That's what happens when the defense raises an objection to virtually EVERY.SINGLE.QUESTION. Cochran was acting like an insolent toddler, raising objections even he knew would be overruled-simply to try and derail the whole process.
Stupid comment. You must be a Trump backer
@@Nightsat44 what in gods earth does trump have to do with the oj Simpson case from 94?? Idiots like you, make every little thing political when there is no need. Please grow up.
I agree she was horrible park was a slam dunk witness she found away to screw that up
@@Nightsat44 better than 🥔 backer any day of the week
I did not watch the trial back then. My work schedule prevented that. Since then I've seen snippets of the trial and have seen Marcia Clark on TV. I like her. Maybe she's grown in experience all these years later, but I just watched her interrogating Kato and now Mr. Parks. But she's constantly treating her own witnesses as if they were on trial themselves. And major repeating herself as though she doesn't know what to say next. This is most likely turning the jurors sour against her and has possibly contributed to OJ being acquitted. However, there was plenty of evidence for a guilty sentence but this form miss Clark is using clearly worked against her in my opinion and judge ito is a terrible judge. Clarks mountain of evidence was tumbling down with every moment she spoke. Don't get me wrong. I like miss Clark these days but she and Darden brought a knife to a gunfight...no pun intended.
How do we know that whoever killed Ron Goldman and Nicole how do we know they were not after Ron Goldman and it just so happened to kill Nicole because she was there?
If you want to kill Ron Goldman, why wouldnt you do it when hes alone, or in a more secluded place? That makes no sense whatsoever lol. That road can be VERY busy with traffic, and there is a lot of pedestrian traffic on that sidewalk as well. One scream can screw up the whole plan, and possibly get you caught.
The answer is SO commom sensical, and OJ was one of the worst murderers in history lol.
If you want to believe stupid theories, and conspiracies, thats your right, but its silly. Its CLEARLY OJ Simpson who committed these murders. Feel how you want though lol.
Because OJ had a history of abusing her physically, stalking her and showing up to her house. The only reason Ron was at Nicole’s house was because he was returning a pair of glasses her mother had left at the restaurant he worked at earlier that night. They weren’t dating each other. Not to mention Nicole’s blood, her hair and Ron’s blood and hair were all found inside the Bronco. On his driveway, in his house and on his socks. Simpson’s blood and hair was also located at the crime scene. As well as his footprints and the other glove. You ppl are delusional if you think someone other than Simpson killed them. If it was someone else then why the fuck did he flee in his bronco 5 days after? While holding a gun to his head? He also penned a suicide note that Kardashian read on the news. He did all that because he was guilty. Not to mention he lied all thru the civil case the Goldmans brought against him. OJ did it. If it was someone else why did OJ write a book 20 years later called “if I did it”- that includes details about the murder that only he would know. He also told his agent in 1998 that if Nicole hadn’t answered the door with a knife then she would still be alive. He’s admitted to killing her multiple times.
Here’s the thing though: OJ killed both of them and left a trail of blood back to his house
@@LunsJail lol exactly. These ppl are delusional
@@BostonsF1nestYou’re delusional
20:25 is a very key point. Park says, "I saw a figure come down, well, not come down, come in to the entrance way." Marcia Clark made that into a "figure coming up the driveway", to go with their theory Simpson dropped the glove behind Kato's room and then came up the driveway. But Park doesn't say he "came up" the driveway. He was merely by the entrance way when he first saw him. That's a key point, because if you listen to her closing argument she mis-states this simple fact to paint a different picture.
@jim-oq9px But I also read that you couldn't see into all parts of the house from where Park was to know for sure if any light was on. It was a large house.
whoever did it was brutal with the murder .. stabbing all over the place and basically decapitated nicole simpson .. absolute horror scene .. if it was oj I don't know how he lives with himself doing that to the mother of his children .. I believe karma gets you .. eventually .. one way .. or another though
"If it was O.J"
I believe that O.J. and his son Jason were both there at the murder scene. I think Jason was the killer, which explains why OJ’s DNA was at the crime scene, as they have the same profile. This witness is possibly the most important one in the entire case and pretty much corroborated everything Kato Kaelin said in his testimony. In my opinion this testimony is proof that OJ or Jason or both, brutally murdered Nicole (premeditated) and Ron.
The son did not wear brunos size twelve one set your dumb
That’s really what makes me feel OJ didn’t commit those murders
Trials aren’t about karma
Marcia is the most annoying person in earth. She upsets even her own witnesses, and for Jo reason. I can’t imagine the jury. She asks the same questions over and over. Gets vague and then gets an attitude with the witness when they don’t understand her. No way possible did the jury like her.
except she did a great job but yeah?
She’s asking very detailed questions because she can’t ask any questions that might lead the witness into an answer. That’s why Johnny objects a few times. The questions are suppose to be very objective
No touch screen for the witness? hahahaha
awesome witness, precise and articulate. (cute too)
simpson has the most peculiar expressions on his face, like he is the cat that ate the canary....
they asked him a million questions minus one did he see the bronco parked outside the detectives claim that when they arrived at the estate they found the bronco parked in front why did the limo driver never mentioned anything about the bronco???
Right
Are you joking? She asked him that very question a million times and he said NO.
Car ride to the airport:
Allan: So Mr. Simpson how's your night going?
OJ: It's great I saw Sidney at her dance recital. She did great. Then I viciously murdered two people.
Allan: What?!?
OJ: oh nothing. I hate red eye flights.
😂
Question all the ppl in the world tht watched this on t.v . Simpson had many camera close ups while tlkn to Cochran an shipero ,and no one not one person was a lip reader unbelievable!
So Arnell, Kato and all 4 detectives entered OJ's house ( a potential crime scene) via the front door and walked over the 3 blood drops that were in the main entrance. The blood drops were not noticed or smeared by all anyone of these individuals? Watch Arnells preliminary hearing testimony where she describes entering the main house via the front door and disarming the alarm and then calling OJ's assistant and calling Nicole's mother.
Why are there four detectives even go to his house leaving a crime scene¿Orenthal was not Nicole’s next to kin.
@@daffyduckfan4478 I heard Tom Lange say that he felt OJ was her next to kin.
How often does a innocent man or woman refuse to take the stand in a murder trial
I don't know how often but it's not necessarily the best thing to do even if you are .. the prosecutor's expertise is to make you look guilty on the stand regardless of whether you are or not
Jury's are also asked to not consider a defendants refusal to take the stand during their deliberations.
All the time
Regardless, it is best not to take stand. Prosecutors are expert lawyers who will make you stumble and look guilty regardless. Every case is different though and in some cases taking the stand is best defense.
Actually it's probably the advice most given by defense attorneys. Don't take the stand in your own defense. Guilty or not guilty. That's like saying why would you need a lawyer when talking to police if you're innocent. Too many variables. Honestly I've only seen it when it's completely necessary. Even then it can backfire. Watch the Jodi Arias trial.
Some things I picked up here and in part 1; Did OJ have enough time to change out of his bloody clothes, pack them, wash any blood off himself, stop his finger from bleeding, (if it was at that time), dress and get back outside in 5-6 minutes? Marcia Clark, from what I recollect, never asked Kato about if he saw the 6foot 200lb person of interest walk up the driveway and into the house. He was much closer then the limo driver and had a flashlight, how could he miss him. Another point was the blood trail up the Rottingham driveway; It never led or came from the back of the house where the glove was found and no blood trail at all back there towards the driveway...curious.
I think it was testified he was looking at the gate where Park was and Park saw the him walk up. Sure enough there’s OJ answering the phone saying he overslept. Park did not lie here and that person that walked in was OJ.
@@SethMacLeod95 I never stated Park lied, I was wondering about the other things, such as why they never asked Kato if he saw the person in black walk up the driveway. How could they not ask him that very important question? I've watched the whole testimony and I know it was never dealt with.
@@Flagrum3 no you didn’t call him a liar, but Park testifying he saw a person walk in and then OJ picks up the phone is basically a smoking gun.
I watched a detailed animation on TH-cam here about what happened when Park came to the house and it shows Kato pointing the flash light at the gate and then OJ walks in behind him un noticed. I think Kato missed him by mere seconds
@@Flagrum3 , he was inside, on the phone with Rachel. How could he see outside?
@@manthony777 What are you talking about? Kato was standing on the pathway almost on the driveway at the moment the limo driver saw the dark figure walk across the driveway into the house. Kato was basically standing between the gate where the limo driver sat and where the figure walked into the front door.
Johnnie got Marcia with Allen Park. No cut on the finger. She must be steaming mad.
Look at the police interview day after murder.OJ says 3 times I cut myself before I left for Chicago.he said 3 times I bled in the Bronco the kitchen and driveway.he said he doesn't remember how.OJ was such a star nobody could think straight around him.people were warned that he had magical presence about him.and to stay away from him.that seems to be your problem as well.that's why no one saw a small cut.but in Chicago his lawyer probably said you better open that cut up more or you will spend life in prison
She could have jumped him she could not coach Alan
Marcia was upset bc she could not coach Alan
Of course no one saw cut finger bf going Chicago O.J. finger any way how could he remember that far back about lights, I could not
No one was looking for cuts on a left hand when they were likely star struck. Also the cuts on black skin aren’t as immediately noticeable like on lighter skin. Oh could’ve cut his hands at any time during the murders once the gloves were off or when disposing of the very sharp knife later on. The DNA found matches everyone though and that should’ve been plenty.
Thx for the response. Have a great Thursday.
How did the defense explain away the 6 foot man walking into the house dressed in black?
Didn’t need to.
Racist jury and 2 cowardly whites let him off..
They didn’t. They actually did not dispute any or much of the key evidence presented in this case with their arguments. They used what they knew best: deflection. Smoke and mirrors. A circus show, and performance.
Wasn’t necessary because he was lying like most of the prosecution witnesses.
Johnny Cochrain, ask him did he know the difference between a louis Vutton and a Gucci Bag, driver No, he look around to see if anyone had one, should of asked Bob Kardashian
Tht was freakn funny
shauna gray-More innuendos.So OJ made his escape with the bloody evidence,then returns to LA with them and hands it off to Kardashian.Brilliant,how about he never killed anyone.
@@philipwilliams1754 now that's a verdict.NOT GUILTY.......
Totally straight up honest.
Was the prosecution honest?? Was furhman honest??
The balls of witness Mr. Park to point at Simpson and say he does look like the 6-feet-tall 200-pound African American person in dark clothes he saw in the driveway entering the house at 10:46pm. Bravo.
The balls?
The gloves definitely would not fit Allan Parks
I was surprised Marcia didn't call Alan Park a hostile witness like she did to Kato
Johnny is just so much more polished than Marcia
Marcia clark asks the same questions for 100 times
C'mon Marcia get to the point
Yeah for real she's talking in circles
You have to lay a foundation in criminal questioning. You can't ask about seeing Z that night without asking A, B, C. Basic law.
@@TheMagician86- Absolutely, but questions should not run in circles and a clear-to-point foundation needed to be made definitive. She failed this aspect. Her questions should have produced clear evidence within 10 minutes.
Cochran knew Parks was the most important witness. That’s why he didn’t press him much with any questions. He knew that the longer Parks was on the stand, the more ppl would remember. He knew the kid couldn’t possibly he lying since he had the phone records to back it up. He just wanted him off the stand.
Instead He directed everyone’s attention to Fuhrman. Because he knew that if he made a big enough issue out of Fuhrmans past- everyone would forget about the limo drivers testimony. Which solidified the prosecutions timeline of the murder happening. Johnny parlayed Furhmans past and the underlying racial issues between LApD and the black community to make Simpson appear as the victim in this case. That’s the real story here. There was no planting of evidence. The defense team never believed that in the first place lol. It was an idea Shapiro had initially which is why he told Simpson to hire Cochran. Shapiro knew if he was gonna play the race card, he couldn’t be the face of it, since he was white. And Johnny was loved by the black community in LA at that time.
I like how you ignore Furhman planting evidence.
Just with Allan Park's account by itself is enough to at least make O.J. involved in the murders, if he himself did not actually physically commit them.
*I mean, The fact someone wastes ten minuets in the shower when your plane leaves in about an hour.
* The fact nobody answered the intercom for 10 to 11 minutes.
*The fact that the intercom ringing would've sent all phones in O.J's house ringing, which would definitely wake up anyone, no matter how deep of a sleep you are in.
*The fact that Park did not see a large white truck right near the address number markings with his headlights on when he arrived to the house. *Also, a white car is the absolute LAST car someone would want for a crime, because even in pitch blackness, the whiteness is still easily noticeable.
*Furthermore, the fact Park saw someone go down the ally to Simpson's backyard, only to see them come back from that way and through the front door with the same physical stature and size as Simpson and seconds later Park rings the intercom and THEN there's an answer.
*And I don't care how busy or in a rush you are, you could at least answer the intercom after the first or second ring and tell the limo driver that you're running late, so they don't think you're not home and end up leaving.
*Lastly, although it was never tested, which I would've done, I bet Simpson, even if he was in the shower, still could've heard the ringing intercom, got out and let the driver know he was in the shower and that he'll be done soon.
Sooo much evidence against Simpson, it's ridiculous.
P.S. I would've also pressed aiding and abetting charges against Simpson, as a fail-safe. #OJguitly.
Do you think it was premeditated murder or rage gone wrong because why take his white bronco
@@kingdomofanimaria The latter
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuff why don’t you think it was premeditated give your detailed reasons just getting options on what people think
@@kingdomofanimaria I think the strongest piece of evidence is that OJ choose to wear a stocking knit cap instead of a ski mask.
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuff Yh also why would OJ take his white bronco where it could be easily recognised as he lived in bundy temporarily and it defeats the purpose of the hat and disguise thoughts
Park had no agenda bias or anything to gain or lose, he just told the facts that night & told the truth.
Exactly even to this day Allen Park never got involved with the tabloid media nor publishing companies to make money.
Unlike Ms Clark, Darden, Mark Fuhrman, Vannatter and Lang,, Philips and a host of others involved with this case even crazy @$$ OJ Simpson wrote a book, but was quickly removed from the selves due to the civil lawsuit against him for murder the first of its kind a cash settlement for 33 million dollars that will never be paid by OJ Simpson. This will forever be a cold case almost 30 years coming and no conviction. RIP Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
They blew this case by putting on a domestic violence case and a judge who basically allowed the prosecution to retry every single witness with the same questions over and over, even when they had answered the questions.
If a witness needed to be ask a simple yes or no by the prosecution, it would end with sidebars and then right back to the same question that resulted in a sidebar.
Unbelievable how judge Ito was in handling this case until his wife became an issue.
@Kenneth Charles I agree,it was madness,a circus indeed.
I watched it all on tv at the time, I was 19.
He definitely got away with it,you can't be found guilty & ordered to pay 33 million if you're an innocent man surely?
I definitely believe Allan Park & I do believe he saw that dark figure in the night walking into the house. I said it then & still say it today,hes guilty & that's my opinion.
I remember watching the verdict at my High school library room. They rolled the tv 📺 in there and any students who wanted to watch, were allowed. I always knew he was guilty, but as the juror read the not guilty verdict, everyone with the exemption of myself and a couple of other kids, jumped up and cheered. What made me sick to my stomach was how they laughed and pointed when the camera turned to Ron’s father and crying sister. I felt sooo bad for them.
Just curious if the kids laughing were black or white or mostly one or the other?
It is sickening that they were laughing! I was 20 yrs old the day of the verdict and the adults around me were laughing as well! One black woman looked at me after the verdict was read and said in a very mean, sarcastic tone "Marcia Clark is gonna get herself a weave now!" I was disgusted!
At least Alan appears honest
The fact that the people who cheered on OJ would actually laugh at Ron and Kim Goldman crying is proof positive that none of those people actually thought that OJ was innocent-no, they didn't believe that because they simply didn't care. Those people had such a twisted sense of morality that they would actually laugh at the family members of a murder victim. It is simply despicable.
I was in high school too at the time. I asked for a bathroom break to leave class cause my class didn’t have a TV they were going to listen to it on the radio. I went to the auditorium which had a TV to watch it. When I finally went back to my class at the end, teacher didn’t even realize I was gone because she was so focused on the verdict
if he know his boss don't answer his phone late, why don't he have access to an alternate number if nothing more than for safety?
skip to 1:23:50 to see Johnny Cochran getup and show Marsha Clark how better he is at his job. quick, to the point, it flows and flows until he is done. the jury never gets bored.
What are you saying . Corcoran is defending the Devil there is no defense you and I both know 1 billion % Simpson is guilty
@@dennyoliver2618 OJ's adult kids (who are pretty smart if you look into them) had him over for thanksgiving dinner. they know he didnt do it. and even if he did it, they obviously approve
@@BluffCreekStudio .Human Lives are valuable who are the OJS to approve of that. GOD.??? NO They are mere celebrity's who are pieces of shit. Sorry but I feel it's wrong to murder another human being
watch oj's rebuttal video when he got out... their case was too flimsy to send a may away for life. that's a big bar
Right marcia is very repetitive love r over ov e r sgain
22:30 describes OJ
U mean 21.30?
No terry it was not the same questions over and over it was the jury they must have been mentally challenged or sleeping the day this guy gave his testimony
Oj is rolling his eyes knowing damn well it was him
Is it cause they were black??
This witness alone could have taken down OJ. Prosecution could have focus more on him
Instead of asking relative questions to the case once again she's dragging out uneserary questions from the witness who was just there to take OJ to the Airport! And then she gets upset with him Midway through the questioning.
Shes asking the dumbest questions going in circles
She could have got the facts from his guy in about ¼ of the time if she wasn’t being repetitive and tryna be dramatic.
@@tektako Allan Park told the District Attorney's Office and the prosecution team exactly what they need to know about the chain of events that happened that night he went to OJs resident to take him to the airport the time he arrived 10:25 the time he started ringing the gate buzzer at 10:35 PM and then calling his bosses pager calling his mom then calling his boss again at 10:50 no answer then at about 10:53 his boss calls him, 10: 55 he sees a shadowy figure entering OJs house. He then rings the gate buzzer and this time OJ answer. He tells Allan Park, he overslept and just got out of the shower. In six minutes OJ Simpson is dressed and downstairs luggage outside ready to go. Who was that shadowy figure that walked into OJs house? They knew damn well it wasn't OJ, but they refused to investigate this case as a possible double suspect murder case, because of the evidence situation it didn't match what the detectives were saying and then how the evidence was collected at both crime scene. Allan Park was the only witness that didn't have a motive or anything for or against OJ Simpson to become a court tv celebrity.
Allan Park wouldn't lie for either Ms Clark or Jonny Cochran. Had the prosecution and the District Attorney's Office listen to Allan Park's testimony instead of wasting time on freeloader Brian kalain and his bimbo girlfriend days of wasted time and still Ms Clark continues to question Kato's bimbo girlfriend who had nothing to do with the case. They refused to listen to Park's testimony., because now there's the possibility of a second person involved in this murder case and the planting of evidence had become a key factor for the defense attorneys.
@@tektako that was the biggest problem with Ms Clark throughout the entire case.
Marsha is not such a great lawyer. Irritating and seems to put her witnesses on trial. Rediculous.
Marsha Clark kept leading him? A good witness, but Marsha destroyed him with meaningless questions, did you pick your nose, did you flick it or eat it.Those poor jurors.
I agree 100% she ruin park
Yeah, one of her stupidest questions was when he said he reversed the limo and she asks; "Did you look behind you" WTF. Or when he stated he pulled up to the gate with the bumper almost to the gate and she asks; "Which way were you facing"...duh!! So many stupid unnecessary questions.
Most these questions don’t mean anything and asked twice…some even three times. Trail(s) would went a lot faster if they skip through the BS.
Wonder if prosecutors do that on purpose to the person on trail since lawyers are payed by the hour in court.
He witnessed OJ coming back after he killed them, coming in
Oh yeah? So how did he then have time to dispose of his clothes, shower, etc?
@@tonyming6969 Robert Kardashian was caught walking away with a Louis Vuitton bag, the following day of the murders. The day OJ got back from Chicago. Possible evidence in that bag, remains a mystery
@@tonyming6969 the Bronco was not out front when the Limo driver arrived, Allen Park. The Bronco was there then when they left to the airport. So obviously OJ wasn't there at the time Allen Park arrived. No one was in the house to respond to the intercom. Until OJ arrived after the killings
@@tonyming6969 why would OJ lie about over sleeping? Why did he change his story so many times? Why did he have abrasions on his hand (deep cut on his finger)? Why was there blood drops on his driveway? Why did Kato hear big thumps on his bedroom wall right around the time OJ was seen walking into his house? Bloody socks in his bedroom? Bloody glove? Proven Receipt that Nicole purchased those exact gloves found in the murder scene. She bought those gloves for OJ. Bruno Magali shoe prints, that OJ wore in so many pictures. Rare style shoe, only 300 pairs sold. Too many coincidences. You'd have to be pretty stupid not to believe OJ is guilty.
@@victormalvaez3399 EVERYTHING U SAID HAS BE PROVEN IT WASN'T TRUE..STOP LISTENING TO THE MEDIA AND LISTEN TO EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY AND THE EXPERTS ON THE CASE..EVEN MARCIA PAINTED THE WRONG NARRATIVE,ALAN.PARL SAID HE SAW IN THE WALK WAY IN FRONT OF HIS DOOR BUT SAID IT WAS SOMEONE WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF 6 FEET 200 POUNDS ,THAT'S WHERE HE SAW HIM..CLARK SAYING HE SAW A SHADOWY FIGURE WITH THAT DESCRIPTION AND EVEN HE SAID THAT,HE STILL SAID WHERE HE FIRST SAW HIM WHEN SHE TOLD HIM TO POINT IT OUT ON THE MONITOR..BLOOD IN CAR?..THERE WASN'T WHEN THE GUY WHO TOWED THE BRONCO AND THE EMPLOYEES WHO WORKED AT LAPD IMPOUND SAID THERE WAS NO BLOOD IN THE CAR..7 EYEWITNESSES SAID THEY SAW NO CUTS OR BANDAGES ON HIS HANDS..THE 4-5 DIFFERENT VERSIONS OJ TOLD ON HOW HE WAS CUT HIMSELF, THE CHICAGO VERSION WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT WAS THE TRUTH,WHY??..FROM WINE GLASS HE BROKE,WHICH HAD HIS BLOOD IN IT..I CAN UNDERSTAND IF ONE PERSON IS LYING BUT ALLAN PARK AND THE 7 EYEWITNESSES IS LYING WHEN THEY SAID HE WASN'T CUT OR HAD ANY BANDAGES ON HIS HAND WHEN HE WAS ON HIS WAY TO CHICAGO???..NO..IM JUST GOING BY WHAT WAS TESTIFIED IN COURT..THOSE ARE THE FACTS
This trial had characters. Allan Park the Limo Driver!
20:00 NOW it gets interesting...
Was Arnelle home at Rockingham that night? Seemed she lived there sometimes
Ito is a corruptly biased judge. He should have been disbarred.
Based on what?
He is!
Yeah Right. Disbarred because the defense beat the brakes off of the prosecutors. ROFL. NOT Guilty.
Would you say the same for Emmet Till??
Was the LAPD not corrupt?? Planting evidence or are you just gonna ignore that.
lol are u guys working too hard, why March 28th & not more of April 11? Appreciate as always, tho
From notes previously posted, March 28th, part 2 was not uploaded due to a tape break, which we were able to fix.
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@@ojtrialuncut7954 Thank you very much for all the work you did and are doing...!
One of MANY excellent witnesses. And the SOB still got off.
Agreed. I really enjoyed his testimony.
@Greg Hubbard Interesting on how much people REALLY know about our justice system....I hope you're never called to jury duty. Or, perhaps it would do you good. Social studies? I'm not sure what to say about your ignorant comment....
Was it possible for OJ to shower and change clothes in 5-6 minutes?
He would have been blood soaked. I don't think it's possible.
How we know he took a shower? clothes hide alot of blood as long as he washed his face
I like Johnnie Cochran. Best lawyer I've seen
Then you obviously haven't seen any other lawyer. Dream team my ass!!!!
For the record I believe OJ is a killer but I do like Cochran. He was good. Seemed pleasant, polite, and friendly.
Lucy me too
To this day, if you go to o.j. old address on Rockingham, you will see that no cars park on the street at night..during the day you might see a gardener or if they have construction workers, you may see their cars parked on the streets...but residents of that area do not park their cars on the street...o.j. was the only one leaving that bronco outside...it would have been impossible to not see it and not remember that it was there, because it would have been the only car ( big suv) parked on either side of his house. So the limo driver did not see a car or bronco when he first arrived because it was not there, it was at Nicole's house, when he was done killing her he returned and parked the bronco where it was found by la pd.
But there was also a car parked on rockingham
I wonder why he didn't park it normall? . It was at a jenky angle. I think maybe the limo driver had already arrived and he didn't want to be spotted. Had to hop the fence, slams into katos ac unit and all that.
@@TheMagician86 That's exactly what happened and this is the same conclusion the prosecution went with, but as we know it did not go well for them, Dardin's try the glove presentation was the nail in the coffin.
@@TheMagician86slam into the unit three times??!?
How the jury could have declared OJ not guilty after listening to this testimony is indicative of their bad faith. The location of the trial was crucial to the outcome.
DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHAT TIME ARNELLE LEFT FOR THE MOVIES THAT NIGHT,
I think she mentioned it during her testimony. She arrived back home around 1:30 in the morning
@@raineyj560 YOU'RE TELLING ME WHEN SHE ARRIVED BACK,I WANNA KNOW WHEN SHE LEFT,WHICH IS IMPORTANT
She said she left in the morning then came back in the afternoon to change then back out
@@GA-fz2wtSo Arnelle was living there with her father?
@@brookehanley3659 arnell was living in bungalow by Kato. Guess they had 3, Kato in 1, Arnell in 2 and no one in 3.
What tom Lange said in Katos podcast the other day.
Ito loved the defense.
Johnnie got Marcia with Allen Park. No cut on the finger. She must be steaming mad
He didn't see the cut, doesn't mean there wasn't one. It was dark out, they were in a hurry getting the car packed and Simpsons hands weren't the primary focus. He could have had that hand hidden with a bag or pocket.
Jodie, did you know there was NO BLOOD found leading to or away from the glove YET there was a trail of blood drops from oj bronco to his front door...HUH?
its not as though he was wearing the glove and then it fell off where it was found, he was obviously carrying it. one can make the reasonable assumption he bled in and around the Bronco without realizing it. Then tried to stop the bleeding by wrapping it in WHATEVER at first. The cut reopened in the foyer when he was running around in his mad dash to get to the airport. Who do you think it was Alan Park saw crossing the driveway that night? He testified to it being a 6' tall African American dressed in dark clothes. Who? Let me guess you're going to say Jason Simpson, correct? BS. If the LAPD wanted to "frame" OJ, they had opportunities to do it in the past. Why wouldn't they have really planted lots and lots of evidence to frame him instead of a few drops of blood and a glove? Give me a break? The police LOVED OJ! They were friends! He had them over to his estate more than once to play tennis and what not. OJ was the least black person there was in LA. All the people in the circles he ran with were white. But those bad racist cops framed him, right? LMAO. Foolish.
That would also mean everyone that worked for the LAPD were in on the conspiracy to get OJ. Everyone. Yet not one person "blew the whistle" on it. OJ was laughing all the way through trial knowing his lawyers could not refute any of that evidence, all they could do was talk about tainted blood and silly theories to try and confuse an already hugely biased jury.
Honey I'm home!!! It just took a few minutes ....no traffic....let's get on a plane!
It's funny how OJ and Kato never found the bloody glove when they looked around the house with the flashlights slightly b4 OJ left in the limo...If OJ was being sneaky and told Kato to check the opposite direction of the house from where OJ snuck in after the murder you would think OJ woulda grabbed that glove and anything else left around that area
True comment the glove was put there by we know who case should have been dismissed at the preliminary hearing
That’s because as they were walking back oj said “kato, I have to catch a flight and get going” parks thought it was odd as he followed oj and kato oj noticed him following and then made that comment. Kato never went back there far enough. I’ve studied this case front to back for a college assignment, oj was guilty as sin. Had it not been for black vs white he would of been convicted all day long. Is what it is,
Hats off to the defense for inflaming the passions of the black jurors.
@@llifewellie do you think it was premeditated murder or rage gone wrong
@@kingdomofanimaria rage gone wrong 100% I don’t think he went over there with the intention of killing but spying. Thing he saw Goldman talking to Nicole and lost it.
@@llifewellie Yh I agree with you that it was do you think the prosecution made a mistake pushing the first degree murder too hard and what are the reasons it could not have been they said it was because of the hat and gloves
good video