O.J.'S Girlfriend's Injuries Consistent With Assault, Not Fall (OJ Simpson)

Morung Express ^ | 16 February, 2008

[navymom1]

Marcia Clark was known throughout the DA’s office, as an incompetent who slept her way up. The moron thought black women would sympathize with Nicole being beat up by OJ.

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Yeah, it was horrible I agree, but to this day I can still hear and see the joyous screaming and clapping by literally dozens of groups made up of African Americans when the verdict was announced. Talk about sick. So its okay to violently murder two people, nearly beheading one, because one racial groups feels it brings about justice for decades of racism? That’s about what the verdict amounted to.

What ever happened to OJ’s friend, the one who drove the Bronco? I can’t remember his name although he was also a sports figure. And personally I believe he took care of the bloody clothing for OJ.

[RedMonqey]

Why are certain women attracted to scum like this in the first place?

The same reason there will always be prostitution...

[cinives]

No, he’s the perfect portrait of a narcissist - often associated with people who get too much praise and too much adulation shoved at them from an early age, whether deserved or not.

narcissism - A psychological condition characterized by self-preoccupation, lack of empathy, and unconscious deficits in self-esteem.

[societygirl]

As I said, white women have no idea about how much non-white women, especially black, hate them. Let’s face, violence is a way of life for black women. They fell HAPPY when white women get a taste of what they have had for years. However, I shocked a black woman during this, when I told her OJ beat up his black wife, too. She began to see it in a different light.

[Joe 6-pack]

"I wonder how much the jury is to blame(?)"

Vincent Bugliosi (who prosecuted Charlie Manson) wrote a book analysing the OJ trial titled "Outrage," which answers your question in quite a bit of detail. It also has one of the best written discussions of the definitions and concepts of, "beyond a reasonable doubt," and "circumstantial evidence," and how they were both grossly distorted for the jury, and by the media during the OJ circus.