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That's actually the name of the chapter in the book....hot fiyah
The People Vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
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That's actually the name of the chapter in the book....hot fiyah
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Robert Kardashian and his semen did more to destroy society than OJ ever did. 
Dr. Narcisse
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@Nature Boy Ric Flair who deserves it
Darden
Darden lost it
Chris had enough
Darden snapped
even Johnnie was likebruh calm down black man nothing personal we just trying to win overchea
Darden acting in this episode is
Breh had me like
Johnny looking at Bailey work like
What's crazy, is that in the book it stated that as huge of a help as Bailey was during the trial, he had a couple of fumbles...He was a known alcoholic..who swore the alcohol made him a better lawyer (which it probably did)...but he was getting up there in age.
During the trial, he celebrated his 62nd birthday by borrowing a friends house in Beverly Hills and throwing a party the entire weekend....needless to say....when trial resumed Monday morning...he was out of it and as a result...phuked up terribly on a witness....so bad, that during the court break...Johnnie pulled him aside and said "Get yourself together man....you trying to make this guy look dumb and he's making you look dumb" ...OJ was furious and told Johnnie he never wanted Bailey to cross-examine a witness again.
A few weeks later though, Bailey won back their confidence and was back on the starting team. However, the defense team always worried that Bailey's personal instabilities would overshadow his genius in the courtroom. However, that never happened.
threattonature
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Yeah they didn't even play the parts where Fuhrman is talking about how much he hates seeing white women with black men and going on about planting and manipulating evidence in great detail.
That appears to refer to being the defendant on trial. As a witness the rules are different.
Fifth Amendment Right Against Self-Incrimination - FindLaw
Can Any Witness Plead the Fifth?
At a criminal trial, it is not only the defendant who enjoys the Fifth Amendment right not to testify. Witnesses who are called to the witness stand can refuse to answer certain questions if answering would implicate them in any type of criminal activity (not limited to the case being tried). Witnesses (as well as defendants) in organized crime trials often plead the Fifth, for instance.
But unlike defendants, witnesses who assert this right may do so selectively and do not waive their rights the moment they begin answering questions. Also, unlike defendants, witnesses may be forced by law to testify (typically by subpoena).
Darden lookin at her like"I tried to tell you"
Funny how Darden receives the bulk of the blame for the glove incident...when it should have been Marcia that was hung to the cross.
Dr. Narcisse
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So the best episodes were when brothers were directing it. Not Ryan Murphy
Real talk the show has come a long way since the fukkery in the first couple of episodes.
Real talk the show has come a long way since the fukkery in the first couple of episodes.
Na... I'm gonna say this dude would've
Nicca got a big ass cranium like OJ too
Too bad he's like a buck-80 and 15 years younger.
Ehhh..
They could've conveyed that with him grinning like a mob boss in the cut after the last 5th plead.
It wasn't the shows goal to show his "growing frustration" with racism, hence depicting him as AL Sharpton with the chants at the press conference scene or showing him grinning at the video they played of Fuhrman in court
Also that mad dash huddle in the middle of questioning undermined the strategic genius of the Dream Team (sans Shapiro).
Not only did Cochran not do the examination, but had he did, running for an in game huddle to get passed his next question, would not had been his M.O.
I know F. Lee Bailey conducted the first cross-examination months earlier....who conducted the 2nd? If it wasn't Cochran? The show is based on the book of the reporter who was there everyday....
I'm convinced he was hittin that bytch and those tapes were his pillow talking diaries.. Either that or he thought he would have an eventual payday.. Either way, he had to have felt he was doing theses interviews under conditions of anonymity and nothing was to come of them
In the book it's heavily implied that he was...but never flat out stated it.
EDIT: She also paid him $10,000 for 11 hours of interviews...one hour per session...which was good phukin money in the mid-80s
THAT'S LIKE TRYING TO ONLY PICK ONE HOE SISTER FROM A SET OF IDENTICAL TWINS TO fukk BREHS
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Bokeem is that good in Fargo? 
Never seen the show.
Ito should held Darden and Clark in contempt. And hevery thing in that taoe about tampering w/ evidence and Furhman's views of blacks should have been admissible.
Never seen the show.
Ito should held Darden and Clark in contempt. And hevery thing in that taoe about tampering w/ evidence and Furhman's views of blacks should have been admissible.
Mr Hate Coffee
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This show is the best
Bruh this shyt is so lit! I'm watching every moment on the edge of my seat like
as if I don't know the outcome of the case.
Dr. Narcisse
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Its a revelationBokeem is that good in Fargo?
Never seen the show.
Ito should held Darden and Clark in contempt. And hevery thing in that taoe about tampering w/ evidence and Furhman's views of blacks should have been admissible.
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