OJ simpson Died
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I do think Faye Resnick is a rather shady character. She seems very weird in her commentary about Nicole in her book. The woman gave you a free place to stay as a junkie and you trash her by calling her a whore. She also kept praising OJ as a better parent than Nicole.
Faye kept saying Nicole knew how to push OJs buttons and knew how to get any man she wanted. It seems like victim blaming. |
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She was looking for a big cash grab by writing and publishing a salacious book a few months
After the murders. Though Faye Resnick had close ties with several well-known faces in Beverly Hills prior to Nicole Brown's death, it was only after the tragic murder that she became something of a household name. Much of that was owed to the fact that mere months after Nicole was killed, Resnick released her book, "Nicole Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted. That Resnick released the book while the trial was taking place was controversial in itself. In fact, soon after its release, the presiding judge, Lance Ito, had to request that jurors avoid any media. A day later, the Los Angeles Times reported that Ito had also reached out to the media to request that they hold off on interviewing Resnick to avoid further attention. There was also a ton of controversy amongst Nicole's loved ones. For one, the Los Angeles Times noted that her father, Lou Brown, said that he felt Resnick was cashing in. Given that it was reported she'd earned a hefty advance from her publisher, things didn't exactly look good. Another unnamed friend echoed that sentiment. "Faye is just desperate for money," they claimed. However, Resnick's publisher disagreed. In fact, Michael Viner pointed out that if she'd really wanted to make a buck, she would have spoken to the tabloids instead — and even hinted that some of the women in the friend group had done so. As Faye Resnick shared in "Nicole Brown Simpson: The Secret Diary of a Life Interrupted," she was in treatment for a cocaine addiction at the time of Nicole Brown's death. It's something she's never hidden from the public, even though she knew it would be used to discredit her — and naturally, it was. That said, even with the attempts at undermining her credibility, she clapped back. Read More: https://www.nickiswift.com/1484700/faye-resnick-shady-side/ |
Anonymous
She probably lied so he wouldn’t come over, not because Ron would be there but because she could see OJ was angry at her already and she knew how dangerous he was and was afraid. |
Anonymous
I feel the same about iQ test and voting but for your ilk. Connor was found without umbilical cord or placenta. Did she give birth while drowning and detach the placenta herself in freezing Christmas Eve waters? Did Scott deliver the baby himself ? No stabbings or blood found at home or on the boat. How was the baby born? Like OJ, the time line is tricky and the time of deaths corroborated by surprise and state may not be accurate. Laci could’ve died in February after the baby was born . Theres no proof Scott did this double murder certainly not enough to get the death penalty. What led people is pure emotion and just because Scott and OJ were bad husbands. Being bad husbands don’t necessarily mean they are guilty of double murder. Police ignored all the other leads to other suspects that may potentially have the window of opportunity or motive to do those crimes |
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Most medical examiners aren’t even doctors . There is such a shortage of forensic pathologists that states /counties have to hire medical examiners who didn’t pass their Board exams .
The autopsies, description of injuries . and times of deaths can be very very off and people get convicted largely based on this timeline of the “expert”. The amount of mistakes in the Nicole and Ron and Laci and Conner autopsies are notable |
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https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2004-sep-17-me-peterson17-story.html
Why would Scott shake and weep like this upon seeing his dead wife and dead sons photographs ? He asked the court to keep him out of the room upon viewing pictures . |
Anonymous
He's acting. Remember this guy told his mistress his wife had died. |
Anonymous
It’s hard to actually cry tears like that if you’re faking it especially for a man |
Anonymous
| Read Another City, Not My Own. By Dominick Dunne. It's the best chronicle of the characters and mood of the time. He thought OJ was guilty but respected his dignified family. Thought the Browns were shady and behaved inappropriately at the trial. Had awful things to say about the defense team (save Kardashian). |
Anonymous
It’s surprising OJ won. The city spent 10 million dollars on the case to convict . OJ spend 3-5 million and some of the attorneys still haven’t gotten paid. The defense team hated each others guts apparently and weren’t even speaking toward the end . Shapiro was furious Cochran compared the racism and admitted police brutality of Furhman to Hitler . Cochran justified by saying Furhman had NeoNazi locker and memorabilia in his home. Cochran also thought Shapiro was jealous OJ made the call to make Cochran lead attorney (the best decision he could’ve made quite honestly ) Shapiro started working on his book before the trial even ended and he even secretly was recording conversations with the other attorneys and took a tape recorder to jail one day and asked OJ to confess or reveal his inner thoughts. The Browns and Goldmans also couldn’t stand each other during the trial. A row happened once because OJ waved hello at Nicole’s mother or father and she said hi back. Well, after all the money Oj gave them, it’s understandable why she’d say hi . They went into early retirement due to Oj. Of the parents, Judith was far more sympathetic to OJ for some odd reason The entire trial was a mess |
Anonymous
I think the Browns were inappropriate for blasting the Goldmans for wanting money. God knows they lived high off the hog thanks to OJ. It’s not good character to allow your underage or barely legal daughter to get with a man a decade older than her. I feel bad for Ojs first wife. Nicole used to call the house phone and ask her to send OJ outside. This is after she lost her 1 year old. I wonder if OJ ever pondered on how awful of a man he had to be to leave his wife for another woman after just losing their child and if he ever thinks what happened to his life could’ve been karma |
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Another interesting fact is along with OJ and Juditha Brown didn’t testify at the trial.
The Browns told the coroner they left the restaraunt at 9pm and it took an about and they didn’t get home till after 10pm and that’s when they called Nicole to tell her she misplaced the glasses. all this suddenly changed when it was discovered OJ was on a flight /at the airport at 11pm. The state had to say the deaths happened at 10pm Witnesses originally said they saw or heard men/noise around 11:30- midnight not 10 |
Anonymous
| *along with OJ , Juditha Brown didn’t testify at the trial |
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| The Brown’s residence was 72 miles down the I-405 freeway at Monarch Bay, Dana Point, Orange, County. The Browns left the Mezzaluna at approximately “08:45-ish” after the last supper they had with their daughter, Nicole Brown Simpson, according to waitress Tia Gavin and three other employees who served the Brown party. However, attorneys after wrangling behind closed doors began to change the original phone call between Juditha Brown and Nicole from 11PM back 43 minutes the first time to 10:17 PM on July 08, 1994 and finally a full hour and a half back to 09:37 PM on February 07, 1995 the fourteenth day of the Simpson trial. Below is the in-chambers certified trial transcript of Arnella Sims the court reporter in Judge Kathleen Kennedy Powell’s chambers on that day, July 08, 1994. In this case, it was Shapiro offering the change of the time from 11 PM back to 10:17 PM. By February 1995, it would be the prosecution offering 09:37 PM as the initial time of the last phone call from Juditha Brown back to Brentwood from Dana Point, and Nicole led by deputy D.A. Marcia Clark in a poster-board entitled Exhibit 35. |