The People Vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story

[re'up]

Read 'If i Did It', as a good addendum to the show....it's available online and it's hilarious.... at his friend 'Charlie' and the description of Goldman, 'You want to try this karate shyt on me'? So much of OJ's narcissim, and control issues, and just insane shyt, dude is a total scumbag. No ones hero.

I don't want to go back and forth about guilt or innocence, because I think those who believe him innocent aren't rational on the subject, and are too far gone, conspiracies are just laughable on this one...You have to be realistic. Dozens of police officers and detectives, and other LE personnel risking exposure in a capital murder case? but I believe this is the most accurate description of the murders, and 'shockingly' enough is very similar to the best opinions and analysis I've read....Also, I checked out in depth the whole Jason Simpson theory, because some of the circumstantial evidence deserves at least a glance, and theres nothing real there, the cast is based on a crackpot PI, a redneck from Texas.

 

[Forlife44]

 

[Geek Nasty]

Breh, It's crazy because OJ had white carpet in his house but somehow he was able to magically teleport room to room to get rid of his blood soaked shoes/clothing and murder weapon without leaving a trace of evidence. Another sign of a set up is the blood found on OJ's estate... Blood splatters when it falls and hits a surface. Like you mentioned, the blood that was discovered was in the form of droplets. There are phone records that could've exonerated OJ but Johhny was out there doing his thizzle because he smelled an obvious set up.

And, the blood was tainted with a preservative that labs use on blood samples. AND they admited to taking blood to thecrime scene to "give to a detective" then some of it magically came up mssing. All that Dr. Lee testimony was about the fact that that blood had to be planted without saying it was planted.

 

[jay211]

The question is, if OJ did it, did he do it by himself? or did he have help? Also how the hell was he able to kill them both at the same time if he did it alone? One of them would've been attacking him and he would have marks on him. Plus, Goldman had defense wounds they said, so he was scrapping with someone.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

Like we always do about this time..

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

That avengers theme go hard though..

 

[the artist known az]

 

[thaKEAF]

IN

 

[Bigbigguy]

We on

 

[thaKEAF]

 

[CapitalOne]

its time

 

[jadillac]

Gilbert is real flakey so i don't know if I believe him or not, but the things he says isn't farfetched.

He mentioned that the Bronco chase was staged (why the 30 police cars were going 20mph and AC was never charged)

Arthritis medicine - I think the show will make note of this. If you check the first 2 episodes OJ keeps taking the pills at random times and the camera always zooms in. Coli $$$ on that being the bone meds.

Dude can't be trusted, but honestly everything he says makes perfect sense. Either he's telling the truth or is so broke that he has 10+ years to develop these theories.

I feel you bruh...he's definitely sketchy. All I can say is this....if you read his book....he comes across as extremely genuine only because of how exposed he leaves himself - legally. He essentially admits to breaking the law and violating the civil court orders...maybe the statutes of limitation expired.

It's important to note...he doesn't use the book to bash OJ....and he acknowledges that many people might not believe him. But one thing that's not up for dispute....is that him and OJ were very close (at least business-wise) for about 12 years after the murderers.

What do y'all think about his story of OJ being on Prozac when he supposedly did the crimes?

 

[kevthesureshot]

Let's get it

 

[Bigbigguy]

Get down on it

 

[Knights89]

Kool and the gang