House Painter for Nicole Brown Had Serial Murder Background

'Cross Country Killer' -The Glen Rodgers Story ^ | December 5, 2001 | Joyce Spizer and Claude Rodgers Jr.

[codebreaker]

The Cross Country Killer, the Glen Rodgers story provides an insighful look into the mind and making of an American predator.

Glen Rodgers, twice on America's most 10 Wanted List, is currently on Death Row in Florida.

He brags about having killed 70 people, one of which may have been Nicole Brown Simpson.

Could it be a coincedence she was murdered just after meeting Glen?

There are witnesses who saw them partying together and there's even a photo of them together.

A sad but fascinating story that will keep you mesmorized till the end.

[Aurelius]

Petrocelli can hardly clain to be an objective observer. One should also read "Tainting Evidence" by John Kelly and Phillip Wearne for another view on the reliabilty of the blood evidence. As stated in a post above, some of this evidence has a strong appearance of having been planted. Also, while exclusionary evidence from DNA test is probably pretty reliable, identification based on DNA is not as sure a thing as we have been led to believe, or at least was not at the time of the murders. So, in not being convinced by that evidence, the jury was not as far out in left field as they have been represented as being.

[OldFriend]

Johnny Cockroach has a new career?????? Writing fiction!!!

[Labyrinthos]

there is no way anyone with an I.Q. above room temperature can come to any other conclusion than O.J. did it with his own hands.

I have a very high IQ and I'm absolutely certain the O.J. didn't do it. I know he didn't do it because my Fairy-Godmother told me so while we were on the rocketship during our return from a recent shopping trip on the Planet Quatter. BTW, did you know that I have seven fingers on my left foot? Not that I'm paranoid or anything, but how did that happen? I need to go chop down a tree. Where's my umbrella, I mean sledgehammer. I can't chop down a tree without my umbrella, and I can't open my umbrella without a sledgehammer. I hear voices, lots of voices...

[pchuck]

Pull your head out of the bong.

[Slyfox]

Touche'

[FreeTally]

I have never been 100% convinced of OJ's guilt.He seems more like the "pay some guy to do it" kind of person.I didn't say he was innocent or that he didn't have knowledge about it,I just don't think he physicaly did the cuttin.It takes training and or experiance ,not to mention the mental strength and determination to kill with a knife,let alone two people.More to the OJ story than meets the eye IMHO.

I have agreed with this since day one. He knows who did, but he didnt do it. I bet there was a whole bunch of "framing" and "covering up" going on.

[dighton]

I can't seem to find a scheduled execution date. Rogers is under sentence of death in two states: Florida, pronounced 7/11/97, and California, pronounced 7/16/99. There are also pending murder cases in Ohio, Mississippi, Kentucky and Louisiana.

As with many other monsters, this one has a fan club.

[angcat]

WHAT ABOUT OJ'S BLOOD AND HIS DNA, OH WELL I'M SURE THEY WILL FIND A JURY TO BELIEVE IT...

[gatorman]

Could it be a coincedence she was murdered just after meeting Glen?

Could it be a coincedence that Nicole Sompson actually knew two killers, OJ and Glen?

FReeregards . . .

 

[mercy]

And we know it was wholly understandable that OJ would go all suicidal just because Nicole was no longer around for him to abuse. Poor guy. And to think I doubted him all this time. /sarcasm

[codebreaker]

If the case agaisnt this Florida guy is gaining steam, could the death date be postponed for more 'evidence discovery?'

[Mind-numbed Robot]

How did you come up with a name like codebreaker? Judging from your comments on this thread I doubt you ever decyphored pig latin.

[Chemnitz]

The police did a bad job, no doubt about it. I think Mark Furman alone would have done better than the two detectives who messed up so badly. For instance, why was OJ let back into his house? Supposedly a knife box disappeared at that point.

I think it is quite telling that OJ's own lawyer, Dershowitz, said after the trial, "We never said he was innocent." Then he grinned. (Dershowitz has also stated that ALL his clients are guilty.) It is claimed that OJ failed the private lie detector test and did not do well when his own lawyers tried to prep him. Hence he could not go on the stand.

Like the Kennedy killings I think there is a lot we will never know. But I do think OJ was the primary killer. Maybe he had help in the murder. He certainly had tons of help in the cover-up. His best friends in the case were Marcia Clark and her temporary boyfriend and assistant prosecutor. What a pair of clowns!

[eastforker]

Didn't work for Timmy,but then thats another thread.

[dighton]

Dunno. Some death-row inmates -- Henry Lee Lucas, for example -- have postponed the inevitable for years by dragging authorities down a trail of false confessions.

Speaking of confessions, your post is the first I'd ever heard Glen Rogers. In other words I'm not up to speed on him.

[Moby Grape]

Oh yeah, and this guy was SO brilliant that he got all that DNA onto O.J.'s car, put O.J.'s hair in the cap....say, this guy is not only a serial killer, but a BRILLIANT planter of DNA evidence.....SOBER UP!!!!!...O.J. did it.

[Publius6961]

OJ has a Freeper name now and is posting?

[tobiasjodter]

What are the odds that the day after Nicole and Ron were knifed to death, the police find blood smears in OJ's car, house and clothes? And a cut on his hand and he can't tell the police how he got the cut? And then comes up with different stories how it happened? Really, not much else you need to know.

[balrog666]

Seems to me that you are just hyping a book. Are you the author? Publisher? Agent?

[TheCPA]

I am a white, conservative Republican with a Ph.D. I watched most of the trial. I believe that OJ is innocent.