To: lafroste
and of course, the housepainter was using OJ's blood in his mix, and just happened to dabble a little bit of it everywhere...
6 posted on
12/05/2001 7:27:48 AM PST by
Keith
To: Keith
My guess is that O.J. knew his career might be over when he came upon the blood and bumbled the cover up with that moron Kato.
To: Keith
Touche'
85 posted on
12/05/2001 8:09:24 AM PST by
Slyfox
To: Keith
and of course, the housepainter was using OJ's blood in his mix, and just happened to dabble a little bit of it everywhere...I read that OJ's blood sample was taken the day after the crime, but rested next to the crime scene evidence in the same unguarded police station locker for ninety days before they did the DNA testing.
If any particular black-hating cop were to 'help' the OJ case by dabbing OJ's blood sample on the crime scene evidence, it would certainly look like OJ was there at the time, and bleeding profusely. This was the basis of the DNA-tampering defense.
It would be mind-blowing if Dershowitz turned out to be right for once. But then he had to defend a conservative Republican to do it!
To: Keith
and of course, the housepainter was using OJ's blood in his mix, and just happened to dabble a little bit of it everywhere...yeah right, are we to believe that the LAPD really did plant blood, the glove and all....come on no way!!!
To: Keith
and of course, the housepainter was using OJ's blood in his mix, and just happened to dabble a little bit of it everywhere...hey, it's a proven fact all housepainters wear Bruno Mali shoes. I think it's also a legal requirement that they be the same size as OJ's.
To: Keith
"and of course, the housepainter was using OJ's blood in his mix, and just happened to dabble a little bit of it everywhere..." No, that was the lieutenant's job! - - He had the blood at home, if you remember.
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