No kidding. Look for the same verdict in the Michael Jackson trial fiasco. I don't know why they don't just put the victims (dead or alive) on trial, and get it over with.
Listen you guys, Get it right.
Look at the victims, willya. We got Bonnie Lee the grifter against Baretta for God's sake.
And Oj was a beloved black man, representative of his race never mind that he lived in a caucasion enclave and dated mostly white women. He played football in case you didn't know. Nicole never played football and Ron Goldman was a Geek.
As for Michael Jackson, well the guy does the moon walk for God's sake. He only chooses children of dysfunctional families. And stupid mothers. Children of stupid mothers and dysfunctional families, one with cancer for God's sake and probably already a burden on the public health system, well it's for Michael Jackson! Those children are performing a greater service for the American public when you think about it. Us Americans need our entertainers grow a brain. It's not like they are real American citizens and given the same rights as Michael JAckson. Never mind some words written on an old paper somewhere. Everone in California everyone is equal. But some, as we all well know, are just more equal than others.
As for those two guys who said Blake solicited them to kill Bonnie, a woman definitely nowhere near as equal to Robert Blake, think about it, well what do they know? And no mind they had absolutely nothing to gain and would rather not have testified at all for the inconvenience. We're talking Baretta here guys! Those guys aren't as equal as Baretta either so who gets the benefit of the doubt? Damn, Baretta was a cop for God's sake.
There's Red America and there's Blue America and then there's California. California can't help it the rest of the country has its priorities so confused.
You know, you're right. What was I thinking!?!
After all, Baretta was a take-no-nonsense, straight-shooting, bend-the-rules kind of cop. If somebody got hurt at the end of the day, well that's OK. I mean, we're talking about Baretta here.
Bonnie Lee Blakely should feel honored (posthumously, of course) to have been a part of Baretta's greatest true-life murder mystery. What higher aspirations could she have had? After all, she was hardly even famous at all!