O.J. guilty on all charges - Page 2

insolentminx · 10-06-2008

hmmm. i honestly don't know or care if he killed his wife... and i honestly don't know or care if he did the robbery kidnapping thing.... but the one thing that could annoy me is that he was probably deemed guilty by the jury because he was found not guilty for the murder of his wife.

I bet the jury found it hard to try and judge him soley for this case if they had believed that he was guilty for the murder of his wife.
I'd be interested to see if their verdict would have been different if they weren't told the name of the defendent...

wild_deuce03 · 10-06-2008

From what I've read, the evidence was pretty damning in the case of this robbery. They had him on tape and everything. Who knows, I'm just as sick of him as everyone else. Hard to believe it was 13 years ago and that white Bronco was on every channel in the country.

Dougsboy · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by insolentminx

hmmm. i honestly don't know or care if he killed his wife... and i honestly don't know or care if he did the robbery kidnapping thing.... but the one thing that could annoy me is that he was probably deemed guilty by the jury because he was found not guilty for the murder of his wife.

I bet the jury found it hard to try and judge him soley for this case if they had believed that he was guilty for the murder of his wife.
I'd be interested to see if their verdict would have been different if they weren't told the name of the defendent...

With all the damning evidence at his murder trial, including DNA evidence all over the place, you can still honestly say you don't know if he was guilty? I agree with you about the jury but where on earth are you going to find a jury that knew nothing of Simpson"s sordid past?

ImpactG · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by topolover

Some may call it karma. If so, watch out for yourselves.

"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again." -- Matthew 7:1-2

Remember guys, karma is a two way street.

Not the least bit frightening to someone who tries to live their life right and do the right thing - regardless of the fact it's usually not the easy thing to do. Most of the people I know are like this... with the few, ineviatable exceptions...

Ruger · 10-06-2008

They were interviewing the jury and the defense lawyers today. It was sort of funny that the lawyers were complaining about the jury, the judge, etc. etc. When ask about it one jurer summed it up. "They picked us for the jury, they don't get to come back now and say they didn't want us."

As to why they convicted, they all said that they didn't believe the witnesses (not the forensic or police- just those "friends" and enemys of OJ), but what got him convicted was the 6 minutes of audio tape.

jeffs99vulcan · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by insolentminx

hmmm. i honestly don't know or care if he killed his wife... and i honestly don't know or care if he did the robbery kidnapping thing.... but the one thing that could annoy me is that he was probably deemed guilty by the jury because he was found not guilty for the murder of his wife.

I bet the jury found it hard to try and judge him soley for this case if they had believed that he was guilty for the murder of his wife.
I'd be interested to see if their verdict would have been different if they weren't told the name of the defendent...

Deadly accurate on all counts. Was there REALLY a juror who could answer the question "have you ever heard of OJ Simpson?" and not have an opinion of SOME kind?

There isn't anyone of this thread yet that could... whether you agree or not, it's what the justice system is founded on... "IMPARTIAL?"

wild_deuce03 · 10-06-2008

I admit that I'd have a hard time being "impartial" when someone was so clearly guilty.

6ZeroZeroR · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by Dougsboy

He could be locked up for the rest of his life. Isn't it ironic that 13 years to the day, he was aquitted of murder? Now his sorry *** will be gone hopefully forever. What a tragic life he chose but what a dumb *** he is.

Ignorance and arrogance: a deadly combination

'bout f'n time!

BigJohn · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by topolover

Some may call it karma. If so, watch out for yourselves.

"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again." -- Matthew 7:1-2

Remember guys, karma is a two way street.

There is no karma in the bible. We are told not to judge. That is true. But, we are told to be discerning. I discern that he is a liar, a thief and a murder. In matters concerning this earth, we are to yield to the authorities appointed over us. The government is appointed over us and we yield to it. The government has found him guilty and will exercise their requisite punishment.

But, that doesn't mean that I won't be pleased if he is sentenced to life.

Navy_Grape · 10-06-2008

FREE OJ!!!!!!

NOT!!!!!! Just kiddin!

Dougsboy · 10-06-2008

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Originally Posted by Navy_Grape

FREE OJ!!!!!!

NOT!!!!!! Just kiddin!

Sharpton and his usual suspects will probably show up before the week is up.

Navy_Grape · 10-06-2008

Didn't one of the "dream team" pass away not too long ago? Not making a joke about it, just sayin.

BigJohn · 10-06-2008

Johnny Cochran, March 2005.

aikirex · 10-07-2008

It would seem that he finally got what he was asking for.

Herbzter · 10-07-2008

The bad thing is he will get the verdict thrown out due to the judge allowing the tape talking about guns to be heard even though there were evidence of possible altercations. That was the only proof they had besides the witnesses who pleaded. Don't get me wrong I think he is guilty, but I believe in the long run he will get away with this too.

RichLockyer · 10-07-2008

Doubt it.
Whether the tape was altered or not, there was apparently enough on it to convince the jury even though the analyst stated in open court that he could not state absolutely that it had not been altered.

It's not like the tape was pieced together the way radio DJs do with politician's tapes. Editing may or may not change the meaning, but the facts are the facts and "nobody leaves" means guilty of kidnapping under Nevada law.

VindianaJones · 10-07-2008

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Originally Posted by topolover

Some may call it karma. If so, watch out for yourselves.

"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again." -- Matthew 7:1-2

Remember guys, karma is a two way street.

Except the worst i've done in my life is dump a girlfriend badly. Am I going to prison for that? I'm pretty sure I didn't get away with murder at any time in my life.

CycleDude · 10-07-2008

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Originally Posted by Ruger

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas............apparently for 20 to life.

ROFLMAO!!!!!

longbeachgary1 · 10-07-2008

I may be the only one to think that it's really sad. Here is a guy that was adored by football fans for many years and he winds up a prisioner in Vegas of all places. Very sad. Maybe he can share a cell with Michael Vick.

RichLockyer · 10-07-2008

The only sad thing is the collection of choices that he made in his life that have resulted in him becoming a convicted felon.

I have no sympathy for him.
I do for his kids.

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insolentminx a blur of chrome... BTK Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: London, England. Posts: 3,457	hmmm. i honestly don't know or care if he killed his wife... and i honestly don't know or care if he did the robbery kidnapping thing.... but the one thing that could annoy me is that he was probably deemed guilty by the jury because he was found not guilty for the murder of his wife. I bet the jury found it hard to try and judge him soley for this case if they had believed that he was guilty for the murder of his wife. I'd be interested to see if their verdict would have been different if they weren't told the name of the defendent... __________________ Steve Poser Proud© Custom 900 Custom Pics

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wild_deuce03 Uggh! And down goes Quinn BTK Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Center of the Universe, better known as Ft. Bragg Posts: 2,056	From what I've read, the evidence was pretty damning in the case of this robbery. They had him on tape and everything. Who knows, I'm just as sick of him as everyone else. Hard to believe it was 13 years ago and that white Bronco was on every channel in the country. __________________ Ryan Mean Cycles Gallery 2008 Black Vulcan 900 Classic

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Ruger Poser Proud® Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 2,454	They were interviewing the jury and the defense lawyers today. It was sort of funny that the lawyers were complaining about the jury, the judge, etc. etc. When ask about it one jurer summed it up. "They picked us for the jury, they don't get to come back now and say they didn't want us." As to why they convicted, they all said that they didn't believe the witnesses (not the forensic or police- just those "friends" and enemys of OJ), but what got him convicted was the 6 minutes of audio tape. __________________ 2006 VN900 Classic The best car safety device is a rear-view mirror with a cop in it. - Dudley Moore

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wild_deuce03 Uggh! And down goes Quinn BTK Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Center of the Universe, better known as Ft. Bragg Posts: 2,056	I admit that I'd have a hard time being "impartial" when someone was so clearly guilty. __________________ Ryan Mean Cycles Gallery 2008 Black Vulcan 900 Classic

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BigJohn Power Hungry V2K Rider Forum Supporter Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Lake Stevens, WA Posts: 6,280	Johnny Cochran, March 2005. __________________ '00 Nomad '06 V2K LT Because RED is the fastest color...

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Navy_Grape Third Gear And Gaining BTK Intermediate Join Date: May 2008 Location: Chesapeake Beach Maryland Posts: 127	FREE OJ!!!!!! NOT!!!!!! Just kiddin!

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Navy_Grape Third Gear And Gaining BTK Intermediate Join Date: May 2008 Location: Chesapeake Beach Maryland Posts: 127	Didn't one of the "dream team" pass away not too long ago? Not making a joke about it, just sayin.

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aikirex Godan Hooligan BTK Intermediate Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Sussex County, NJ Posts: 121	It would seem that he finally got what he was asking for.

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Herbzter Newbie Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ky Posts: 12	The bad thing is he will get the verdict thrown out due to the judge allowing the tape talking about guns to be heard even though there were evidence of possible altercations. That was the only proof they had besides the witnesses who pleaded. Don't get me wrong I think he is guilty, but I believe in the long run he will get away with this too.

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RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,346	Doubt it. Whether the tape was altered or not, there was apparently enough on it to convince the jury even though the analyst stated in open court that he could not state absolutely that it had not been altered. It's not like the tape was pieced together the way radio DJs do with politician's tapes. Editing may or may not change the meaning, but the facts are the facts and "nobody leaves" means guilty of kidnapping under Nevada law. __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider

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longbeachgary1 Suzuki C90 BTK Expert Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Long Beach, California Posts: 331	I may be the only one to think that it's really sad. Here is a guy that was adored by football fans for many years and he winds up a prisioner in Vegas of all places. Very sad. Maybe he can share a cell with Michael Vick. __________________ Suzuki C90

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RichLockyer Patriot Guardian Extreme Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chino, CA Posts: 20,346	The only sad thing is the collection of choices that he made in his life that have resulted in him becoming a convicted felon. I have no sympathy for him. I do for his kids. __________________ - Rich 2006 1600 Classic Member CORVA, BRC Patriot Guard Rider

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