OJ25 Episode 18 - The TRUE Story of the OJ Simpson Trial (Court TV Docuseries)
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Blood evidence is presented by the defense to prove O.J. Simpson's innocence but that is overshadowed by the revelation that there is a tape of Mark Fuhrman using the N-word.
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Do they have to say Lon had 600 pages of trial notes EVERY episode? 🤣
I know. Surprised actually the man has never had those published.
They seem to be astounded by the volume of work he compiled
Pretty much. Agree with Roxanne.....surprised no one has published it. I don't even agree with the verdict and I think I'd buy it.
Lol. It's like how they KEEP calling it "the trial of the century". There are a few other trials designated "the trial of the century" too.
It's so annoying especially when Lon is the jury member who was a part of the Black panthers, he was also the jury member who done that salute to oj after the verdict was read out!! So he should be saying here's lons biased 600 pages of notes each time he says it tbh..
This case was all about the glory of attorneys and media outlets, and nothing about to serve the law and to serve justice to the actual murdered victims. Shame, shame, shame!
I agree that it was a media spectacle. But I think we still refuse to accept the role of the oh LAPD.
but there was justice, a man wrongfully accused was acquitted
I've been ruminating a great about something that I HAVE never understood for years! Why would OJ wanna nuder Nicole B Simpson? PJ loves har profusely & he stated it himself, Juice said that before he would permanently hurt NIC, he would rather take a bullet/ step in front of a Amtrak train ( I made that part up) before seeing harm come to Nicole!
@@daviddavis3389utter nonsense
@@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821he was found responsible in civil court
Ever wondered did OJ ever watch these videos just sitting there laughing..😄
When he smiles that smug smirk , I shudder. 😗
nope, noone ever has
@@Juliet_Tobin *banana stab intensifies*
I know I would be if I were him!
I can’t imagine laughing knowing paying for his defense cost him financially exponentially!
Saying the police planted the evidence was the only thing the defense could do for oj.
The only thing he didn't leave at the scene was his picture and name.
Unbelieveble how the defense made everyone in the jury to believe that everything that was found, blood,hair,shoeprints was planted by the police.
There was literally a blood trail from the crime scene to the bronco,in the bronco,outside ojs house up to the socks near his bed and proof that nicole bought those gloves in that size(his size)and the shoe print is his shoesize.
And everybody believes the police planted that?
Unbelievebel
@@TDKiller415 @The Dragon Killer Who are you directing this at Dragon ? I hope it isn't me because if so I must be doing a lousy job at articulating my thoughts. From what I can discern, I agree with most of what you're saying. -Juliet
@@TDKiller415 Oh I'm sorry - I get notifications saying that you're replying to me! Don't ask me why. Btw I can't stand those people either lol. - Juliet
@@TDKiller415 Edit - I'm sorry this became such a long rant but I had to vent to someone with a brain who is sympathetic! Nice to find someone who's IQ hasn't diminished ! I'm 18 but I think either these people are very young or not that bright. There is just so much overwhelming evidence of OJ's guilt. As Bugliosi said, "When your blood is at the crime scene, it's the end of the ballgame. I can't think of a case where a killer was so obviously guilty, other than when a killer is apprehended at a crime scene." And yes, the vile comments about Ron and Nicole being shady characters make me sick. Particularly the attacks on Nicole saying she took drugs and slept around and was a bad mother. The implication seems to be she deserved to die anyway which is outrageous. Besides, the person who did sleep around (all the time) and did do drugs was OJ but they give him a pass, because he's OJ. Not ONE witness ever testified that Nicole used drugs or was anything other than a devoted mother. Not even Faye Resnick, who revealed so much else about Nicole that nobody needed to know. Had she used drugs and had a drug dealer, OJ would have made 100% sure the whole world knew. He stalked her every move so she had no secrets. She had a pretty modest amount of relationships, all after breaking up with OJ who she'd been with since the age of only 18. And Ron was a sweet young man just doing the right thing. Quite possibly he tried to intervene to save Nicole when he could have run away. In the crime scene photos his eyes are open looking directly at Nicole. But no, the OJ fans have to bring up obscure theories about people his sister supposedly knew who were also murdered and they suggest he was the "intended target". It was pure bad luck that he went to Nicole's that night to return a pair of sunglasses. Why on earth would someone - not knowing who or how many people were at Nicole's home - follow Ron from his apartment onto the front of
her property and decide to kill him there, only to kill her too in such a bestial way? It's just so ridiculous! Anyway, thanks - I do read and appreciate a lot of your comments.
You speak my mind. You have to be so guillable and in denial to believe he didn't do it.
it's unbelievable how dumb you are
Blood can be planted, but never a timeline can be created!
The Defense was a master at taking thin air and using it to create an impression of misconduct on the prosecutions' part.
Fun fact: the lady Traci Savage at 6:55 used to be an actress before she became a reporter. She was in the 3rd Friday the 13th. She was the girl killed in the hammock. LOL
Nice
That's wild! Thanks, I love fun facts lol
I always felt that actresses made a more Lucrudous living.
Oh wow! Crazy
So sad this trial only focused on race than the actual murders.
A neck brace? To prop up that empty head? 😂😂😂 too damned funny.
They’re just saying “I know you’re seeing a blood stain that was poured on them, but that’s not what you’re seeing.
Isn't it possible that the socks lay as they were in the floor of OJ's bedroom and were stepped on after they had blood on one side, transferring blood to the other side? They did say it was a compression transfer...
Quite possible, yes! It could have simply seeped through. There was no planting of evidence.
What about slavery? Where is the justice for those victims
No, because of how rapidly the blood would have dried. Recall, the claim is he had the sock on DURING the murder at a totally different location, kept those socks on and drove 10 minutes to his house, has the socks still on, jumped over a wall after running down a back alley, hit into the a/c, jumped back over the wall, and then came back to the Bronco, then jumped over the front gate [leaving blood on it] walked into the front entrance way, went upstairs took the socks off then showered. The blood would have been too dry to get a mirror image even after 10 minutes. Further as MacDonnel, the blood stain pattern expert explained, there is a difference between pouring blood on something vs spatter. When you pour it, it will only make contact with the upper most fibres of the material and then slip through. when it is spattered, they wrap around the fibres and go into the white layers [this can only be seen on microscope, which was the blown up image shown].
Even if the theory was well he got spatter, the blood stayed wet all the way back until he got home took it off and stepped on it. It still wouldn't work, because there is no blood spatter on the sock at all, the staining is only on upper fibres. If the scenario you suggested occurred, you'd expect to see both spatter and compression transfers, but it didn't appear on the sock as spatter anywhere, so it can be eliminated as a possibility.
Also, you'd not get a near perfect mirror image as you got with this sock through all 4 sides afterwards if you adjust for the 10 minute time gap between getting blood on it and it coming off, most the blood would have dried out by then.
Lol you people are reaching… then why wasn’t there blood on the carpet lol
She grabbed his ankle while on floor. Clearly with thumb she left blood on right side of leg and with remainder fingers left blood on left side of leg.
Could listen to Tom Lang all day long. Love how he tells it as it is and doesn’t mince his words. He’s always spoke up for Vanatter too since he passed
I felt that he was trying to craft an excuse for every improper instance in the case and tried to deflect blame onto the prosecution for the loss and away from the lapd and their crime lab. He felt untrustworthy and dishonest to me. Like a dirty cop from an old movie
@@bford5899 maybe, but I know he didn’t want Marcia Clark prosecuting from the offset as he’d had dealings with her before, and genuinely believes in OJ’S guilt. Mistakes were definitely made their part though
Eh not sure I buy it. He comes off as incredibly arrogant and bitter. He seems insulted that policemen are allowed to be cross examined like a trial witness should be and any explanation to opposing evidence or reasonable doubt is solely denial with no explanation other than “I just know.”
This all feels like excuse making for the innumerable number of mistakes his department made. I get that he thinks the prosecution should’ve done things differently, and I agree with that to a degree, but by the same token, part of why it became so difficult for them was because of all the mistakes the LAPD made. For example, yes, the prosecution definitely should’ve avoided calling Fuhrman, they had enough evidence without him, but by the same token, the LAPD should’ve held him accountable for the stuff he’s admitted to doing on tape like making up reasons to arrest people, torturing and framing them, etc.
"no one in this case planted any evidence, and there is nothing to show in order to show that he did.. simple as that" Lang was either a liar, or catastrophically optuse.
@@tobak952Yeah all that EDTA just jumped in OJ’s blood all by itself.
Sadly the jury had decided on day one.
If you believe that, you know nothing about the case the defense presented. Jury had white and Spanish people too. People simply refuse to look at the info she instead want to accept that the jury was racist.
Did you not watch the clear evidence that blood was planted on the sock? How is that not reasonable doubt
no, they decided when they gave the verdict, drunkard
@@Meng776 Have you not watched OJ: Made in America? One of the jurors openly admitted that the not guilty verdict was in retaliation for the Rodney King verdict. Had nothing to do with evidence. They could have had a video showing OJ doing it, and they would still have let him walk.
@@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821 ooooooo……someone got touchy! Calling people drunkard. You do know that once you start calling people names, like children do on a playground, you have lost the argument? If your argument is sound, you don’t need to call anyone names.
Lange being cagey and defensive at every turn🤣🤣🤣 It is far cry from his calm, cooperative demeanor during the trial itself....wonder why...and Fuhrman never thinking about his racism caught on tape...hoooo CHILD!
hoooooo Child. LOL. THAT'S A 70s statement.
@@andrerobinson2923 lololol...well if you are black and American and southern, we still use it🤣🤣🤣
@@andrerobinson2923 White people being white people goes way beyond the 70s.
LOL. That's old school right there. "hoooo child." LOL
What about OJ Simpson stabbing two people to death? Does that bother you?
*Lon Cryer gives insight re: his notes from the trial for the 18th straight episode*
Ron Cossack: “This is Juror #6, Lon Cryer. He kept meticulous notes during the trial. He is sharing his notes publicly for the FIRST time ever.”
Roger Cossack
@@chocolatetownforever7537 Coger Rossack
Just another racist dummy
For the 18th time ever!
note to self: never ask a "would it be fair to say" question that is any more controversial than 2+2=4. The procecution constantly asks these types of questions and the defense witnesses just smirk and say "no."
That’s one of Darrell Brook’s favorite lines 😂
No one has scene Andreas' car,She is so important to this scenario,yet no one has interviewed her.
Fun fact. Defense witness Tracie Savage was in Friday the 13th part 3.
thanks
Her hand could cause a compression or swipe transfer but it will not account for blood soaking through the sock. That is impossible if a foot is in the sock.
Depends on how saturated the sock was when he took it off. If it was very saturated, there could have been blood that soaked through afterwards.
@@lisaa8795 Test were done that proved the sock would've been dry before OJ got home. Blood doesn't flow like water. In fact, it dries very quickly and hard. By the time OJ got home, that stain would've been dry.
Other issues with the sock is that it wasn't there at first. The police recorded the house before completing the search warrant and the socks weren't there. You can even see in court photos that they were repositioned a few times.
OJ blood on sock was found a month later after two other forensic techs analyzed them and stated there was no other blood on it.
Also, the blood found later on sock had edta in it. Edta was only found in this blood, not in the actual sock.
That blood expert was so sexist.
nah you are fool
30:37 Mr. Cochran whining and calling another judge strange...yeah that's going to compel this judge to give him what he wants
It worked. His tactics were to tire and exhaust. He did that marvelously.
only one whining is you troll
@@LynxStarAuto get lost troll
5:23 *"Cutthroat* attitude"...really, dude?
Totally insensitive language.
This was something else! The best defense money could buy
Prosecution spent more money than the defense did
but he didnt pay lmao
He was the first person that could mount a defense against the la court.
That Brother Johnny who was brilliant, articulate, charming, charismatic & funny was the greatest defense lawyer that money could buy. Rest in peace & bless the soul eternally of Johnny we love you & we miss you.
And the most underhand
I don’t hear juror #6 chiming in now!
get lost troll
30:26 Did Cochran sound like he was going to say "North KLANS-alina" instead of North Carolina?
Cochran said a lot of things in this case that was hilarious to me. It was probably unintended, but hilarious nonetheless.
Someday OJ will meet his real judge, his maker!
and he will be found not guilty
Not guilty
@@samuelguest1384 Maybe OJ is white too right?
And that day has come. I bet he didn’t confess a thing on his death bed either. Everyone around him basically convinced him he didn’t do it.
Smoke and mirrors. Contamination doesn’t change or make DNA.
Smoke and Mirrors by the prosecution. A world renowned forensic toxicologist, Dr Fredric Rieders, said that the amount of EDTA in the blood would kill a person. They would bleed out. But the prosecution's witness, FBI agent Roger Martz, information about EDTA mysteriously got destroyed. But just believe what he said. REALLY!!!
@@theinquisitiveprince7095 Martz was called by Cochron.His report worked against Clarks' story.
@@philipwilliams1754 thanks for the correction.
So then…poor Nicole BROWN reached out to her attacker. In hopes of getting a response to stop. A PLEADING grab to show humanity. thank you.
I Fast Forward Shawn Holley, Ron's Sister, Tom Lange and Bruce in every episode. When Marsha Clarke is questioning anyone I forget which witness is for the prosecution and who is for the defense. Everyone gets the third degree.
Why bother watching this, then? There are plenty of documentaries that lean towards OJ's innocence that you could watch instead.
1994, when a woman, like Tracie Savage, could rock helmet hair. God, I miss the old days! :)
remember her from Friday the 13th part 3? first she dealt with Jason and then OJ.
@@markmac2206 She was a news reporter in my hometown about 5 yrs prior to the OJ case.
Brown eyed Girl....how much hair spray she got in hair.... love the 90s 👀
She was rocking it wasn't she?
EDTA : Simpson ate food from McDonald's . EDTA is in fast food.
Nicole ate pasta . There is EDTA in that as well. Bottom line EDTA is in mostly everything. Just varies in the amount .
Nicoletta The EDTA in our foods is parts per billion.In the blood parts per million.2,000 parts per million in the blood they tested.
If we had that much EDTA in our blood, we'd die.
The truth is that the concentration was lost than we'd expect in a purple top but also significantly more than you could have in your blood.
@@Meng776 and your proof is ??????
@@Nicoletta13 Testimony from the world renowned DNA expert during the trial. He testified that 1 parts per billion would be expected in laundry detergent or food. It was 1 parts per million which would kill you. Oddly enough, the amount in a tube would be in the parts per thousand. It's off by three zeros in each direction.
@@Nicoletta13 That said, all the DNA with EDTA was somehow found a month later. The quarter sized blood on the socks was somehow missed by the first two forensics experts. The blood on that sock and the back gate (which had EDTA in it) somehow had higher quality DNA than the blood gathered the day after the murders. That's simply impossible.
Also there defense brought up photos from the murder scene and proved that there were no blood stains on the back gate the next day.
The same blood spot pattern could be transferred from one side of the sock (through) to the other side.If blood were on one side while the sock was on the foot.Then the sock was removed, laid down and pressed upon.
Yes. One thing you will see about this trial was that neither side was able to definitively prove anything. All speculation and allegations. The blood splatter expert was shot down by Clark. He had no choice but to acquiesce and say he didn't know and it was his opinion. A lot of that falls on Ito who did a horrendous job of managing his court
That’s crazy you say that! You can take anything, splatter any substance on it. Unless that piece of clothing is laying absolute still for a period of time, one side will not match the other. It is literally IMPOSSIBLE to wear a sock, pour tomato juice on it, take the sock off, and have it soak through the other side at exactly the same shape and exactly the same spot. It’s impossible..
No, it can't, and the expert addressed it. While it might look the same to the naked eye, it looks different under microscope.
600 pages of notes. Let me buy them.
This entire trial was a psyop clown show
I'm trying to figure out how did he leave a bloody crime scene as such and according to testimony and timeliness did he walk through his front door and only leave drops of blood.
Especially if he was in possession amd traveled with the clothes and knife he tossed in Chicago.
After 25 years I had no idea that the detective Furhman was adopting a character for a screenplay! Plus Johnny Cochrane was manipulative towards judge Ito. He talks to him like a child and speaks into being what he wants judge Ito to rule.
I dont think "adopting" is the accurate word.
The lady writing the play said there no racial over tone are subject matter Furhman is just a racist he couldn’t help his self
oh like the prosecution wasn't manipulative troll? And even if it was for a "Screenplay" Furhman still spouted his own actual bigoted viewpoints, including one where he whined about "n-words in Ethiopia" and he also lamented how the chokehold was banned and how the corrupt 33rd police station was torn down, his "Character" excuse only explains so much. Don't even get me started on the blatantly misogynist shit he said about Ito's own wife.
It was a documentary about women in policing. When trying to explain why women shouldn't be allowed, he showed his racism. Go check out the tapes, they're disturbing and they're not him playing a character.
Furhman lied often.
Man this was really the dream team. They thought about everything. They deserve a standing ovation. Good job defense.
Their other name should have been the "Hole Punchers" LOL. They punched holes in everything the Prosecution had. I mean EVERYTHING. As one commentator said, "Mark Furham was the BEST witness for the defense."
@@andrerobinson2923 facts.
That term gets thrown about with wreckless abandon. It really wasn't as dreamy as everybody thinks. They had their moments as did the prosecution, but the truth is it became a pissing match, with both sides throwing tantrums like petulant children. There is a reason they lost 14 jurors. Everybody was tired of their shit on both sides.
Cochran had extensive experience with the inner workings of the LAPD. Him himself being a victim of profiling. That helped him tremendously in punching holes into the investigation. Then you have Chris Darden who was about as useful as a horse dick in a nun house. He didn't do the prosecution any favors, and performed the biggest blunder of the trial.
@@LynxStarAuto prosecution seemed like the children here.
No, its simpler than that. Nothing Johnny Cochran and the defense said made any sense. They never proved who planted the blood. The only reason why OJ got off was because the jury was black.
The allegations against LAPD are outrageous. They shouldn’t be allowed to levy far flung allegations like that. If they truly believed that lapd “put the blood on the socks”, they would’ve filed formal charges against the police department, and filed motions with the court to dismiss case. None of those things happened though because they knew they didn’t stand a snowballs chance in hell. All BS
They wouldn’t if they couldn’t prove it somehow.
How are they outrageous? There’s plenty of testimony from witnesses in both sides to back up the LAPD’s egregious mishandling and mistakes in the crime scenes. Also you’d know damn well in a case like this, you’d need way more than that to have any successful dismissal motion. Finally they figured this out during the case, I’m pretty sure.
Do I believe the evidence was planted, gun to my head? No. But the sheer level of mishandling evidence and incompetence in the case is enough to create reasonable doubt. And the socks most certainly could have been planted given all the evidence presented towards that.
And I haven’t even mentioned Fuhrman.
@@BushidoVXX Well, in a legal setting, if you can’t prove it, it didn’t happen.
@@pommiebears What an absolute nonsensical comment. Another Facebook lawyer 🤡
Your comment is gold...well said
Simpson could have dripped blood on the socks if he sat on the edge of his bed and bent forward to take the socks off. I wish the series included a second juror.
Men’s dress socks are not especially thick or heavy .. if indeed Nicole grabbed OJs sock it’s very possible that when she grabbed it she grabbed both sides .. in other words , socks don’t fit tightly as a pair of jeans would and with that much blood her hands were saturated in blood OJs sock stretched out as she grabbed it.. that is a very strong assumption .. she didn’t necessarily grab his leg but actually got ahold of the sock itself .. very very possible
1. He was wearing pants and the stain is high up.
2. The prosecutor claimed she was unconscious when she got hit in the head with a blunt instrument before she was even bleeding, so how does she go from unconscious to grabbing his ankles?
3. That theory doesn't explain the mirror imaging on the sock, how can she leave the exact same mirror image on all 4 sides of a sock by touching it with her hands.
The stain wasn't on the outside of both faces of the sock as you would see if her hand touched the outside on both sides. It was on the outside of one side and the inside of the other.
But the mental gymnastics required to make this work proves why people think beyond reason that oj is guilty. There were NUMEROUS other proofs that show the glove was planted. The jury actually pointed to it as what proved to them that evidence was planted.
Now I thought that no matter what if you were on the stand that you have to tell everything you knew about the case
But I'm not in the position to question that
thats absolutely not true
Anyone ever interview Lance Ito? I heared he started up a grilled cheese food truck in LA.
He's definitely a smart classy man..I wish him luck with the Dancing Itos
Their identitie(s) means more than 1 person gave this reporter the information!!!
Because of the disorganized jury system final verdict did not come out the way it supposed to be
1992 Rodney king LAPD incident court trail was occupied by the majority Caucasian American juries even though incident took placed was not the area where majority of the Caucasian Americans lived in
In 1995 OJ Simpson trail the murdered incident took place was in the middle of the area where majority of the Caucasian American population lived in
Very ironically 1992 court trail that was supposed to be occupied with majority of the African American jury and 1995 court trail case was supposed to be with majority of the Caucasian Americans jury
But this was not happened
Thats why final vertic came out it wasn't supposed to be
How can you expecting fair court decision from this disorganized court Jury system?
Has anyone on here ever heard the Fuhrmans tapes?
it was a screen play.....you mor0n
Literally no one recommended the possibility of cutting SOME of the transitions? Do you need an editor or advice? Or just someone that has common sense?
Blood on the Socks was going to be the Dylan follow up to his masterpiece from the 1970s.
I have always maintained that Oj did it. But the thing with the blood splatter has always been a bone of contention with me.
18:00
Then be strong enough to concede that at the very least they tried to frame him because they genuinely thought he was guilty.
There was more than enough blood evidence is all participants at both scenes to provide beyond all reasonable doubt
@@MrDuds1984
You mean the blood evidence that was contaminated or the one that planted?
@@imadbasayev8541 I’m sure if you believe blood was planted by the LAPD to frame OJ I’m sure you believe Oswald didn’t act alone as well
@@MrDuds1984
When you can explain the 1.5ml of missing blood, and the EDTA in the sock and gate stain and the fact that they were found almost a month later then I'll reconsider.
27:00 it was drawn by a medical professional with over 40 years.
The blood on the sock was found 12 wk's later.
He is guilty.
@@uram9440 You do realize that none of the evidence they introduced at the trial was found the day of the murders.??
@@uram9440 The most incriminating blood was fouund on the Bundy back gate 3wk's after the murders.
Nicole and her family falsely assumed that because they had welcomed the black community into their family, through the marriage of their daughter to Simpson, that the black community and Simpson's family, would reciprocate by accepting the white community in the same manner. Nicole and her family could not have been more wrong. Both OJ Simpson's family and the black community turned on Nicole and Ron by playing the race card to the fullest extent that it could possibly be played because they were able to get away with it. Nicole and Ron did not get justice because our society makes it so extremely easy for the black community to play the race card. Judge Ito failed to intervene when Johnnie Cochran played the race card to the extreme.
spatter, or splashed from low ground, spater from direct hit from projectile,
I strongly believe, given my scientific background, that the forensic department intentionally placed blood on the sock. However, it's important to note that this action may not necessarily be malicious if you can successfully argue to the jury that it was necessary for testing the measurement technique and establishing a reference standard. This practice is quite common in the scientific community. To illustrate, when testing soil in central Ohio for the presence of toluene, we had to apply toluene directly to the soil in order to assess our measurement process and establish a baseline for determining the amount of toluene within the soil. In this case, we had to intentionally introduce toluene into the soil, a practice known as "planting." I believe that the prosecution may have chosen not to explain this procedure to the jury and instead took a different approach. (But I"m not a crime scene analyst!!!) It's just my hypothesis.
Believing he was responsible for the two crimes..I think it’s more than likely the police wanted to ensure they had an air tight case…Some evidence 100 percent was planted..especially considering with the LA Police department was like back then..
Whoa today is April 2 2022 the notes were written on an April 2 😎
He could have taken the socks off and then dripped blood from his cut finger, same result as pouring blood!
This documentary doesn't cover it, but have you looked at the other issues the defense presented with those socks?
Where was the blood all over the carpet ???? Hahahah you guys never give up … mark furhman planted the evidence… vannatter helped him
Ron Goldman name was hardly even mentioned 😢 💔 it was a trail for him as well. It sure didn’t seem like it.. RIP Nicole Brown Simpson & Ronald L Goldman 🙏 🪽 🕯️ ✝️
Lapd planting socks
Oj is a killer
Your little opinion doesn't matter. We look at the evidence presented and the evidence didn't fit. Unfortunately the killers are walking free. 😢😢
@@yudahwa-ta-seti6075oj is free, you are correct
The killer is now dead, end of story.
7:03 it’s obviously clear that whoever told her that was a part of the LAPD because if it wasn’t, it would’ve been way easier to simply say no.
18:02 It's blood SPATTER!! not SPLATTER! 🤦♂️🤦♂️
I can't stand the voice of Marsha and Chris dreden.
Incredible how bad Marsha Clark was at this
Even to this day i can't stand Marsha
What would they get out of framing Oj?I just don't know
Ask you boy Furman SMH🤦♂️
😅that neck brace immediately gave me nostalgia of Ric Flair in the 80s but his fell off during an interview. Classic
They really shouldn’t have let “unavoidable for comment” Mark Fuhrman sit there and defend himself in the interview. It would have been better if they let him comment on the facts of the case and not sit there and scoff at all of the very legitimate accusations against him. You had your chance to respond to all this stuff douchebag, and you took the fifth.
Agree
Yes sir
Mark Fuhrman took fifth now he should just shut his gob.
@Sofia Lavish he said he had to plead the 5th b/c Marcia had abandoned him & joined the defense in villifying him so he Said he did this to survive as Marcia was never gonna object & let the defense have at him. He says if he answers one question he has to answer all u can't pick & choose pleading the 5th just like oj plead the 5th & didn't take the stand under that ammendment. Yes it looked horrible pleading the 5th to esp " did u plant evidence " Marcia taking the defense side about furhman was a bad descsion bc she needed to save the case. They should have rebutt the tapes by bringing up a case where Mark worked hard on his own time to free a black man put away for killing a white man. That def would have helped furhmans credibility about racism. His racist comments of course were despicable but the most important objective was saving the case. Furhman can be a racist & still not have planted evidence. In fact he responded 10 years b4 to a call when oj bashed in Nicole's car. Furhman didn't even make a police report. The defense knew about marks racism in the past from his disability claim years b4 that was ignored. He said having to deal w/ viscious gangs as a young cop were making him feel he couldn't be objective anymore. So the da. Needed to discuss the race issues w/ mark on the stand to make it a dead issue & put it behind them. Or leave the gloves out than furhman is out. Esp seeing the debacle Darden made of the gloves.
Furhman was the only one charged & convicted of perjury & lost is job & pension. As writer Dominick Dunn said " it became that saying the n word was a worse crime than a double murder " that is pretty scary. I'd rather someone make a slur at Mr than kill me. Thats how insane thos case was thanks to the fame drunk ito. The Civil case the judhe refused to allow the race card played. That trial was successful. It was also in Santa Monica where ojs criminal case was legally supposed to be tried. The biggest mistake of the trial was the d.a. deciding to hsve it in down town LA exactly where the riots were from Rodney king & where the population moat hated lapd. If this was in Santa Monica as the crimes were committed the jury pool would hsve been much different & it never should hsve had cameras cause that's how games are allowed cause people are posturing for the camera including the judge & oj himself who his own defense said he knew when the cameras were on him & played to that & anything the jury didn't hear got back to them anyway by weekly conjugal visits by loved ones. Of course they were told everything going on outside & what the public was hearing.
Search for truth…. What a joke!!
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Again, juror #6 has 600 pages of notes, and all he can say is prosecutors and defense went back and fourth on claims of sock evidence.
Bro, two sides stated cases, tell us what you thought and based on what. Sounds like you have 600 pages of a little girls diary.
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Socks' blood stains: Vanadder REALLY MESSED UP! He must have played hookie at the Police Academy for the lecture "The Difference Between Spatter, Stain and Transfer".
Dang!
So he messed up because OJ murdered 2 people, got the victims blood all over him including his socks.....but the detectives messed up because they found the evidence OJ left behind that absolutely proves his own guilt.....you people need to do a brain scan
The cross by the prosecution of the blood splatter expert having him agree he didnt examine all of the blood splatter. And agreed that's a smear of blood on the sock could have been from Nicole's hands. Totally opposite what the defence was claiming. 21:00 22:25
This evidence so obviously points to Simpson. This is all just theater.
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@@royharper2003 whats that?
What evidence ?
@@KingBoxingandFitness hahaaaa. You’re funny
@@MissesCakes all the supposed evidence looks planted .. the sock , the glove ..
Love Marcia's eye roll @ 20:30
I dont blame Judge Ito ,for being mad at both defense team and the prosecutors, both sides acted very unprofessionally ,like children for attention 😂😂😂they wanted to turn his court into a circus ,just because they were on television 😂😂
A bunch of ego maniacs.
Those years "It was a men's World"!!! James Brown knew it before the rest of us. 😂🎵🎶 Those men attirude toward women were super misogenystic.
How so?
Ridiculous.
Lay them flat? You mean take them off? Because, ya know, blood isn’t going to coagulate after the 4 minute and 2.1 mile drive. It’s going to seep into anything it touches. Meaning, in short, the other side of the socks.
It's astounding when you come to think about the defense lawyers Simpson was able to hire. The collective IQ of these lawyers would be through the roof. They were not only able to convince a jury to look the other way, they basically broke Darden on a psychological level. No doubt that was one of their strategies, and it worked. God love Darden, but a quartet of highly intelligent people managed to break him down and act like a child. I'm amazed he managed to maintain enough composure to not physically harm his adversaries. They were smart enough to know that this is a game. At the end, AD readily admitted that the defense team did not win; the prosecution lost. Even though it is pretty much obvious that Simpson murdered two people, the defense lawyers managed to put on a case to highlight police misconduct in general. From top to bottom, they managed to make the public know how many times the police botch cases. Hopefully the LAPD and other law enforcement organizations take this case as a learning example. The defense was not defending OJ; I believe they knew full-well the guy killed two people. They were putting the justice system in general on trial, and good for them.
I agree with mostly everything you said but “good for them”?? For what??! For freeing a guilty man ? Nicole and Ronald lost their lives for god’s sake! This goes beyond any system or defense team. They should get some justice. Damn it.
@@samantarizzi248 Samantha, I totally agree. Simpson was convicted in a civil trial --for what that is worth -- and he has pretty much been a social pariah ever since. No amount of money could compensate when everyone hates you. Like I said, his lawyers were putting the criminal justice system on trial. The pain the victim's family undergo on a daily basis would not be lessened if the guy was sitting in jail (which, of course, is where he should be), but I hope they can take some sort of relief knowing the LAPD took measures to change their (mis)conduct after the case.
They didnt convince anyone to look the other way. In fact the opposite. They had us looking at everything in the minutest of detail to back up their case. Under intense scrutiny, the emotional urge to find OJ guilty simply did not hold up when presented with photos, videos, and expert analysis of the planted "evidence".
What is interesting is how those who think he is guilty talk about everything BUT the evidence. You talk about your feelings, how people seemed, and observe what others might be thinking and feeling. All that to distract you from the relentless offer of real world evidence, including photos and videos that directly contradict the prosecution's assertions. No one is looking the other way but you...
@@matttilley8620 He is a social pariah for internet people. In the real world, he is living his life and signing autographs, all while paying NOTHING to the Golddigging Goldman's, since he moved his assets to Florida where they cannot lay a finger on them. At least you acknowledge the lapd misconduct ( which I guess you had to since it was shoved in your face so indisputably for half these episodes). Interesting that you stop just short of acknowledging how that misconduct lead to the pursuit of yet another innocent man.
@@QuatMan Love it.
I’ll take the words of the KNBC reporter over the smut “reporter” that can’t get an honorable job any day. See ya mister neckbrace! 😂😂😂😂
So basically they wanted to get the socks inadmissible as evidence. They couldn’t afford for the blood on socks to be Nicole’s or Ron’s. They were going after everything and anyone..
Ellen Lyons Wrong,Tracy Savage published the results of the DNA testing before,they were done. The info was precise,when the testing was completed.
It's almost as if they mounted a excellent defense...or something...This is about truth and accuracy, rather than what they could afford.
The socks worked against Clark and Co.The blood had EDTA in it.
@@philipwilliams1754 That can be found in every day products ie washing powder.
@@ellenlyons4090 The EDTA was not on the sock it was in the blood.The FDA approves parts per billion in our foods,pars per million in the blood,enough to kill you.
Neckbrace…yet he can shake his head? Hmmmm
The host of the show is more annoying than this case.
Huh
Now if the blood on OJ car and house was planted than it’s scary because they did it real smooth . Which brings me to my worry , they did this before OJ trials and gotten away with it !! How many people are in jail right now for some like this ? 🤔
Preach! People don’t understand if it can happen to him , it can happen them .
Or how about it’s not possible to obtain,transport, and plant blood that smoothly where no one sees it or notes malfeasance.
The contractions is ridiculous. The defense says the lapd is so incompetent in how they conducted the investigation BUT they’re simultaneously so competent as to pull off a mass conspiracy to plant evidence and cover it up without anyone noticing
@@darbyohara Its not hard to fabricate evidence. They had the largest scandal after OJ , Rampart how they were planting evidence, falsifying reports, beating suspects and committing perjury on the stand to get convictions and convictions were overturned. This case with OJ, they were caught at multiple angles. The socks and back gate is where the case started to backfire more . Blood not seen on the backgate until July 3, 1994 and the socks September 1994 ( they knew the results before the test were done) Not only was their a wet transfer, EDTA was in the blood , and they no trace evidence from soil as footprints of Ron Goldman and the assailant(s) were present. Goldmans boots were soiled with dirt yet the socks werent.
@@garrickgregory6403 it’s hard to fabricate evidence like blood spatter in a car that contains all 3 ppl dna when one of the 3 ppl ain’t even had their blood drawn and tested! Use your fucking brain. The police can’t mix all 3 types of blood together when they don’t have all 3 types, and then go splatter it all over the bronco with no one seeing WHEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BLOOD SPATTER WAS TAKEN BEFORE THEY EVER HAD OJS BLOOD.
@@garrickgregory6403 how would the cops have even gotten OJs blood if OJ left town the night of the murder? Did they cut him and secretly steal his blood? Did they have backup syringes filled with OJs blood in their pockets? Think before you post, please.
Marsha Clark is a KAREN
The RN planted evidence? C'mon!
The prosecution got their asses kicked. They were outclassed. It was not close. Cochran, Scheck, Nuefeld, Douglas, Ueleman, Blasier, Bailey, and Dershowitz were EACH better than the best prosecutor on this case. Hell, even Shapiro outclassed Clark during trial.
No they weren't. Literally nothing Johnny Cochran and the defense said made any sense. Virtually all of the evidence pointed toward OJ. The defense claimed that the evidence was planted but never proved it was planted or stated who specifically planted evidence. For example, how did cops plant OJs blood at the site? Where would they even get OJs blood from? You think they magically walk around with syringes of OJs blood? The only reason OJ won was the jury was mostly black. Period.
Bosco wore a neck brace in the courtroom. Typical sitcom shtick.
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How do people ignore that tech spilled ojs blood then immediately after examined the bloody glove... Without cleaning up or even changing his gloves.
The blood on the glove was found inside the glove. That only happens if oj was cut while he had the glove on but the glove wasn't cut.
Where did you get the info from that the blood was inside the glove? Be interested in seeing your source
You just made that up, OJ's blood wasn't on the glove, nor was his dna, except when the criminalist in the lab Yamauchi said he split it on the glove by accident, and that it appears no where else except on the spill.
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Tom Lange at 27:13 always looks like and reminds me of Grandpa Joe from Willy Wonka.
I sweeeaaarrr !!! I always think the same thing when they show him !
They r the worst prosecutors ever for a murder case against any opposition!
You would know that wouldn’t you, with all your legal experience
Is Bruce Fromong really a valuable addition to this series? All he's doing is shilling for his murderous friend. He repeats anything the defense does and adds no real value to this series. I fast forward past his rhetoric.
No kidding. I believe that he is the one who called the cops on OJ in Las Vegas.
The guy is a joke. I loved his claims about the blood on the socks as if he is some expert on the matter.
Maybe my mother will do so wat hing tb
I’m amazed how Marcia’s hair kept changing from straight to curly and back. It’s quite mesmerizing.
Glad I’m not the only one who notices hair. I’ve just been admiring Tracey Savages barnet
Bc the press gave her a hard time about her hair during this trial.
She didn’t keep changing. The footage of her curly hair in this video is from the preliminary hearing
furhman saying he never thought of the tapes just shows he doesn’t think of his actions, imagine how he was out on patrol every day towards black people. It’s not what you know, it’s what you can prove in court. Proved he was a racist
OJs guilty, the rockingham glove was planted
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i thought the same thing.... when i was10 (planted glove).
Jake- I like that comment. I agree. Oj guilty. Socks shady. Shady socks. The disappearing shady giant black bloody socks In the middle of a white / pastel bedroom.
1992 and 1995 two nation wide court trail
If it wasn't for the court jury system final verdict result could have been much different
United States is consist of the diversity race population
Last 1992 1995 court trail was not about the defendant committed crime or not?
But it was all about race matter
Obviously if the 1992 court trail juries were consist of the Caucasian American and 95 oj simpson court trai juries were the Caucasian American
Final verdict result could have been much different
This is reason why we can not expecting appropriate and justice final vertict from the United State Jury system
We have clearly witnessed what was happened from the two major worldwide court trail 1995 and 1992
Marcia Clark can't stand that it isn't public defenders arguing against her, and especially can't stand that the defense has its own experts who are better than her own. Regardless of what happened in this crime, American justice needed this to happen in order to level the playing field. For almost 250 years, the US has been saying that we have "equal justice under the law," without really having it, since the state almost always has more resources than defendants, and especially defendants of color. If it were another prosecution team, maybe it would be easier to feel bad for their loss. In this case, though, Mr. Darden and Ms. Clark were such crybabies about the proceedings that it was satisfying to see their outrage and righteous indignation over being out-lawyered over and over again. I wish justice could be done for the victims' families, but that doesn't necessarily mean having OJ locked up; but rather by having whoever committed the murders locked up.
Oj committed the murders obviously. Duh
O.J. committed the murders. You appear to be swinging the pendulum too far. If you want to cheer for an innocent person, who was able to afford hiring a competent defense, and having justice served by finding them “not guilty”, fine. But this OJ animal slaughtered two people, and because of his wealth, hired defense attorneys that got him off. It’s a travesty to say “regardless of what happened in this crime”…two innocent people were slaughtered by OJ!
@@sangertx9077 While I don't necessarily disagree with you, if you believe in the American system of justice, you have to say that OJ was found not guilty by a jury of his peers and leave it at that. I understand that you, like most of us, have an opinion about OJ particularly. I am just commenting on the inequity that exists in our legal system. It is rigged in favor of the prosecution unless the defendant has enough money to fight back. Poor people who might be innocent are regularly convicted under this system of justice.
Nothing you said made any sense. OJ killed two people. There was no time or motive by anyone in the police departments to gather OJs blood and plant it. OJ had both time and motive. The gloves were the same gloves Nicole bought for him.
The only reason OJ got off was because the jury was majority black
@@starter47990 A criminal trial requires a unanimous decision from a jury. Even if they were "majority black," everyone on the jury had to agree to the verdict. What does that tell you about the effectiveness of OJ's attorneys versus the effectiveness of the prosecution? BTW, I don't necessarily disagree with you about who committed the crime. I'm just commenting on how the prosecution conducted itself as opposed to how the defense conducted itself. OJ got million-dollar attorneys and got a million-dollar defense. What does that tell you about justice in America? How many innocent people are convicted only because they can't afford million-dollar attorneys. That's the only point I'm making.