ESPN 30 for 30: O.J. Made In America Series [Discussion Thread]
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Dilltastic VolWon(derful)
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I've always heard that the real reason for the murder was a drug deal gone wrong
Kilgore Trout
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Dont mind him, tariq roasted him and his middle aged white gf.
Now he's all "what about black on black crime"
Kilgore Trout
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a peoples history of the united states goes in depth on the iran contra incident.
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Because a lot of bridges was burned getting O.J off. He wanted to let cacs know that he's not to blame because if it was up to him they would've took a plea deal.
Apollo Kid
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OJ should've taken Johnnie's advise and lay low. The ego in the juice wouldn't let him 
I also had no idea Nicole and Marcus Allen had a thing going on
I can see why this is getting praised. Ezra did a great job.
I also had no idea Nicole and Marcus Allen had a thing going on
I can see why this is getting praised. Ezra did a great job.
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Too much money to leave. He had to get all the bread and then denounce O.J and Johnnie in order to still have his reputation at the country club intact.
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Drug deal....the over kill on the bodies tho.... Wtf was Ron and Nicole doing ..flipping bricks
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Here's what OJ said what hypothetical happen that night of the murders
from his if I did it book
Chapter 6: This chapter covers the murders. The first part goes over the timeline immediately following the recital. The latter portion is Simpson's "hypothetical" take on the murders of Brown and Goldman at Brown's home.
Simpson wears the blood-stained gloves found by the LAPD and entered into evidence in Simpson's murder trial. Prosecutors sought to prove that the gloves fit Simpson's hands.Reuters
Simpson and Kato Kaelin, who was staying in Simpson's guesthouse, get burgers after Simpson returns from the recital. Simpson begins to pack for a flight to Chicago later that night when Charlie shows up. This is where Simpson clarifies that the following is "hypothetical."
Charlie is a fictional acquaintance who reveals information about Brown that sets Simpson off. Charlie says that some friends of his were in Cabo when they saw Brown and her friend Faye at a party.
"There was a lot of drugs and a lot of drinking, and apparently things got pretty kinky," Charlie recounts.
Simpson decides that "Nicole was the enemy" and tells Charlie to get in the Bronco because they are "going to scare the s--- out of that girl."
He grabs a wool hat, the infamous gloves that would later be used as evidence at the trial, and a knife stashed under the seat, but Charlie takes the knife from him. After entering through a broken back gate, Simpson notices that Brown has candles in the window, which he presumes are for a man she is expecting.
At this point, Ron Goldman, a waiter from the restaurant the Brown family ate at, arrives with glasses left by Nicole's mom. This sparks Simpson's rage and he begins screaming. Brown emerges from her house and starts yelling back. She attempts to come after him, but slips and hits her head. Goldman gets in a karate stance and Simpson grabs the knife from Charlie before blacking out.
After regaining consciousness, Simpson is covered in blood, unsure of what's just happened. Before getting back in the Bronco, he undresses and wraps his bloody clothes in a bundle. He passes the waiting limo on his way back to his house and pulls off into the shadows, leaving the weapon and clothes to Charlie and instructing him to park the car and leave when the limo pulls away.
As he's running back and sneaking into his house, Simpson bumps into an air-conditioning unit, which startles Kato. He washes up, gets in the limo, and flies off to Chicago where he gets the phone call about his wife's murder. After arriving back in LA, he agrees to go talk to the cops with no lawyers present.
from his if I did it book Chapter 6: This chapter covers the murders. The first part goes over the timeline immediately following the recital. The latter portion is Simpson's "hypothetical" take on the murders of Brown and Goldman at Brown's home.
Simpson wears the blood-stained gloves found by the LAPD and entered into evidence in Simpson's murder trial. Prosecutors sought to prove that the gloves fit Simpson's hands.Reuters
Simpson and Kato Kaelin, who was staying in Simpson's guesthouse, get burgers after Simpson returns from the recital. Simpson begins to pack for a flight to Chicago later that night when Charlie shows up. This is where Simpson clarifies that the following is "hypothetical."
Charlie is a fictional acquaintance who reveals information about Brown that sets Simpson off. Charlie says that some friends of his were in Cabo when they saw Brown and her friend Faye at a party.
"There was a lot of drugs and a lot of drinking, and apparently things got pretty kinky," Charlie recounts.
Simpson decides that "Nicole was the enemy" and tells Charlie to get in the Bronco because they are "going to scare the s--- out of that girl."
He grabs a wool hat, the infamous gloves that would later be used as evidence at the trial, and a knife stashed under the seat, but Charlie takes the knife from him. After entering through a broken back gate, Simpson notices that Brown has candles in the window, which he presumes are for a man she is expecting.
At this point, Ron Goldman, a waiter from the restaurant the Brown family ate at, arrives with glasses left by Nicole's mom. This sparks Simpson's rage and he begins screaming. Brown emerges from her house and starts yelling back. She attempts to come after him, but slips and hits her head. Goldman gets in a karate stance and Simpson grabs the knife from Charlie before blacking out.
After regaining consciousness, Simpson is covered in blood, unsure of what's just happened. Before getting back in the Bronco, he undresses and wraps his bloody clothes in a bundle. He passes the waiting limo on his way back to his house and pulls off into the shadows, leaving the weapon and clothes to Charlie and instructing him to park the car and leave when the limo pulls away.
As he's running back and sneaking into his house, Simpson bumps into an air-conditioning unit, which startles Kato. He washes up, gets in the limo, and flies off to Chicago where he gets the phone call about his wife's murder. After arriving back in LA, he agrees to go talk to the cops with no lawyers present.
Dilltastic VolWon(derful)
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Valid point... I will say this.... Ron's pops was talking about Ron starting up a "business" and the "blueprints" were in the houseDrug deal....the over kill on the bodies tho.... Wtf was Ron and Nicole doing ..flipping bricks
Dilltastic VolWon(derful)
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He's an agent breh and his client turned his back on him. No surprise here.