Discussion:
Opinions about W. Dear's Theory (Jason did it)
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_Nick_
2005-06-18 00:07:18 UTC
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Can any of you experts please tell me in a nutshell why Jason Simpson could
not have been the murderer?

Cheers Nick
bobaugust
2005-06-18 01:32:49 UTC
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_Nick_ wrote:
> Can any of you experts please tell me in a nutshell why Jason Simpson could
> not have been the murderer?
>
> Cheers Nick

All of the relevant physical evidence in the Simpson case points to
Simpson and only Simpson as the killer. Nothing eliminates him. Nothing
points to anyone else.

All of the witnesses in the Simpson case, including defense witnesses,
tell us when Simpson committed the murders.

All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications, and lies confirm his guilt.

bobaugust
_Nick_
2005-06-18 01:56:06 UTC
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I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
thought there must be some more to it.

Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
Jason's alibi at least?
Mike
2005-06-19 01:37:41 UTC
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On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 21:56:06 -0400, "_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
>recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
>theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
>have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
>thought there must be some more to it.
>
>Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
>W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
>Jason's alibi at least?

Hi Nick

I saw the TV show.

Essentially Jason finished work a lot earlier than thought.

A fair bit of time unacounted for.

But no real evidence as Bob says that he was there.

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-18 12:10:54 UTC
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Mike wrote:

> On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 21:56:06 -0400, "_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
>>recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
>>theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
>>have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
>>thought there must be some more to it.
>>
>>Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
>>W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
>>Jason's alibi at least?
>
>
> Hi Nick
>
> I saw the TV show.
>
> Essentially Jason finished work a lot earlier than thought.
>
> A fair bit of time unacounted for.
>
> But no real evidence as Bob says that he was there.
>
> Mike


Mike, I'm curious. In the last posting you made in May you said,

"Going away for a week !
Big news not yet discussed in the messages.
Hunting more info"

What was the big news?
What info did you hunt for?

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-19 08:53:10 UTC
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On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Mike wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 21:56:06 -0400, "_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
>>>recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
>>>theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
>>>have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
>>>thought there must be some more to it.
>>>
>>>Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
>>>W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
>>>Jason's alibi at least?
>>
>>
>> Hi Nick
>>
>> I saw the TV show.
>>
>> Essentially Jason finished work a lot earlier than thought.
>>
>> A fair bit of time unacounted for.
>>
>> But no real evidence as Bob says that he was there.
>>
>> Mike
>
>
>Mike, I'm curious. In the last posting you made in May you said,
>
>"Going away for a week !
>Big news not yet discussed in the messages.
>Hunting more info"
>
>What was the big news?
>What info did you hunt for?
>
>bobaugust


Hi Bob

Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.

I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
say yet.

Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.

How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
of the case.


The main question he raises concerns the motive.

Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?

If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.

The facts are clear.

He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.

Sounds relevant to me.

Not one word from Marcia !!

Any thoughts ?

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-18 21:16:27 UTC
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Mike wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 21:56:06 -0400, "_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
>>>>recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
>>>>theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
>>>>have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
>>>>thought there must be some more to it.
>>>>
>>>>Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
>>>>W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
>>>>Jason's alibi at least?
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Nick
>>>
>>>I saw the TV show.
>>>
>>>Essentially Jason finished work a lot earlier than thought.
>>>
>>>A fair bit of time unacounted for.
>>>
>>>But no real evidence as Bob says that he was there.
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>>
>>Mike, I'm curious. In the last posting you made in May you said,
>>
>>"Going away for a week !
>>Big news not yet discussed in the messages.
>>Hunting more info"
>>
>>What was the big news?
>>What info did you hunt for?
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>
> I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
> say yet.
>
> Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>
> How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
> of the case.
>
>
> The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>
> Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>
> If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>
> The facts are clear.
>
> He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>
> Sounds relevant to me.
>
> Not one word from Marcia !!
>
> Any thoughts ?
>
> Mike

Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that
happened months before the murders.

Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.

You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-20 00:23:33 UTC
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On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Mike wrote:
>> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>
>> I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>> say yet.
>>
>> Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>
>> How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>> of the case.
>>
>>
>> The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>
>> Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>
>> If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>
>> The facts are clear.
>>
>> He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>
>> Sounds relevant to me.
>>
>> Not one word from Marcia !!
>>
>> Any thoughts ?
>>
>> Mike
>
>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that
>happened months before the murders.
>
>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>
>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>
>bobaugust


Hi Bob

Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.

If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
Paula's car ???

Why not just get him a hired car ?

It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.

What is going on ?

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-19 11:50:15 UTC
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Mike wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>
>>>Hi Bob
>>>
>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>
>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>>>say yet.
>>>
>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>
>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>>>of the case.
>>>
>>>
>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>
>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>>
>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>>
>>>The facts are clear.
>>>
>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>
>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>
>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>
>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that
>>happened months before the murders.
>>
>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>
>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>
> If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
> Paula's car ???
>
> Why not just get him a hired car ?
>
> It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>
> What is going on ?
>
> Mike

Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian hired him.

Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's irrelevant
information having nothing to do with Simpson later committing the murders.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-19 19:59:33 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> Mike wrote:
>> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Mike wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>
>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>
>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>>>>say yet.
>>>>
>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>
>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>>>>of the case.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>
>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>>>
>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>>>
>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>
>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>
>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>
>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>
>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>
>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that happened
>>>months before the murders.
>>>
>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>>>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>
>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>
>> If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
>> Paula's car ???
>>
>> Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>
>> It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>
>> What is going on ?
>>
>> Mike
>
> Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian hired him.
>
> Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's irrelevant
> information having nothing to do with Simpson later committing the
> murders.
>
> bobaugust

Since OJ did not commit the murders, what really happened with Wasz IS
important. It is important enough for people to be covering up Wasz's death
and the book the Wasz wrote on the subject. The book is out there and I
hope it gets published. But even it remains in its present location, the
truth about the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out. Just as Dick said
"We are going to figure this out", it is being figured out piece by piece.

Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-19 21:03:06 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:XZcte.494$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>>>>>say yet.
>>>>>
>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>
>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>>>>>of the case.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>
>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>>>>
>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>>>>
>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>
>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>
>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>
>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>
>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike
>>>>
>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that happened
>>>>months before the murders.
>>>>
>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>>>>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>
>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Bob
>>>
>>>Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>
>>>If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
>>>Paula's car ???
>>>
>>>Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>
>>>It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>
>>>What is going on ?
>>>
>>>Mike
>>
>>Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian hired him.
>>
>>Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's irrelevant
>>information having nothing to do with Simpson later committing the
>>murders.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> Since OJ did not commit the murders, what really happened with Wasz IS
> important. It is important enough for people to be covering up Wasz's death
> and the book the Wasz wrote on the subject. The book is out there and I
> hope it gets published. But even it remains in its present location, the
> truth about the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out. Just as Dick said
> "We are going to figure this out", it is being figured out piece by piece.
>
> Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.
>
> Rovaan

Rovaan, I thought you were smarter than that, but I guess I thought wrong.

Dan Petrocelli, me, and every other semi intelligent person who has ever
learned about the facts and evidence in the Simpson case will ever have
to worry about your concerns since there is no doubt Simpson committed
the murders.

The truth about these murders has come out. None of Dick's irrelevant
information, distortions, mistakes, and contradicted fantasies will ever
change the reality of this crime.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-19 21:57:37 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:XZcte.494$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>Mike wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>>>>>>say yet.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>>>>>>of the case.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that
>>>>>happened months before the murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>>>>>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>
>>>>Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>>
>>>>If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
>>>>Paula's car ???
>>>>
>>>>Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>>
>>>>It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>>
>>>>What is going on ?
>>>>
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian hired him.
>>>
>>>Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's irrelevant
>>>information having nothing to do with Simpson later committing the
>>>murders.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>> Since OJ did not commit the murders, what really happened with Wasz IS
>> important. It is important enough for people to be covering up Wasz's
>> death and the book the Wasz wrote on the subject. The book is out there
>> and I hope it gets published. But even it remains in its present
>> location, the truth about the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out.
>> Just as Dick said "We are going to figure this out", it is being figured
>> out piece by piece.
>>
>> Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rovaan, I thought you were smarter than that, but I guess I thought wrong.
>
> Dan Petrocelli, me, and every other semi intelligent person who has ever
> learned about the facts and evidence in the Simpson case will ever have to
> worry about your concerns since there is no doubt Simpson committed the
> murders.
>
> The truth about these murders has come out. None of Dick's irrelevant
> information, distortions, mistakes, and contradicted fantasies will ever
> change the reality of this crime.
>
> bobaugust

Just keep whistling in the dark. :)

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-19 23:04:07 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:d4lte.554$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:XZcte.494$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found anything he had to
>>>>>>>say yet.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the total view
>>>>>>>of the case.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or something else ?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes dramaticly.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events that
>>>>>>happened months before the murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of the relevant
>>>>>>physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>
>>>>>Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>>>
>>>>>If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have Wasz steal
>>>>>Paula's car ???
>>>>>
>>>>>Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>>>
>>>>>It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>>>
>>>>>What is going on ?
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike
>>>>
>>>>Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian hired him.
>>>>
>>>>Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's irrelevant
>>>>information having nothing to do with Simpson later committing the
>>>>murders.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what really happened with Wasz IS
>>>important. It is important enough for people to be covering up Wasz's
>>>death and the book the Wasz wrote on the subject. The book is out there
>>>and I hope it gets published. But even it remains in its present
>>>location, the truth about the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out.
>>>Just as Dick said "We are going to figure this out", it is being figured
>>>out piece by piece.
>>>
>>>Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rovaan, I thought you were smarter than that, but I guess I thought wrong.
>>
>>Dan Petrocelli, me, and every other semi intelligent person who has ever
>>learned about the facts and evidence in the Simpson case will ever have to
>>worry about your concerns since there is no doubt Simpson committed the
>>murders.
>>
>>The truth about these murders has come out. None of Dick's irrelevant
>>information, distortions, mistakes, and contradicted fantasies will ever
>>change the reality of this crime.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> Just keep whistling in the dark. :)
>
> Rovaan

Rovaan, okay, and you can continue to keep your eyes closed and your
reasoning abilities turned off.

bobaugust
John Griffin
2005-06-19 23:53:38 UTC
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"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:

>
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:XZcte.494$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>
>> Mike wrote:
>>> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust
>>> <***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust
>>>>><***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found
>>>>>anything he had to say yet.
>>>>>
>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>
>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the
>>>>>total view of the case.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>
>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or
>>>>>something else ?
>>>>>
>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes
>>>>>dramaticly.
>>>>>
>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>
>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>
>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>
>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>
>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Mike
>>>>
>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events
>>>>that happened months before the murders.
>>>>
>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of
>>>>the relevant physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>
>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Bob
>>>
>>> Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>
>>> If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have
>>> Wasz steal Paula's car ???
>>>
>>> Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>
>>> It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>
>>> What is going on ?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>> Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian
>> hired him.
>>
>> Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's
>> irrelevant information having nothing to do with Simpson
>> later committing the murders.
>>
>> bobaugust
>
> Since OJ did not commit the murders,

That's the funniest thing I've seen here in months.

One hundred percent of the evidence proves beyond even imaginary
doubt that Simpson did it.

> what really happened with
> Wasz IS important. It is important enough for people to be
> covering up Wasz's death and the book the Wasz wrote on the
> subject. The book is out there and I hope it gets published.
> But even it remains in its present location, the truth about
> the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out. Just as Dick said
> "We are going to figure this out", it is being figured out
> piece by piece.
>
> Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.

People who are trying to "figure this out" need to figure out
just who in the world could have had O.J. "The Real Killer"
Simpson's blood dripping from his hand as he left the scene.
rovaan
2005-06-20 01:05:30 UTC
Permalink
"John Griffin" <***@yahooie.com> wrote in message
news:***@130.133.1.4...
> "rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:XZcte.494$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>> Mike wrote:
>>>> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust
>>>> <***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust
>>>>>><***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found
>>>>>>anything he had to say yet.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on the
>>>>>>total view of the case.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or
>>>>>>something else ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes
>>>>>>dramaticly.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and events
>>>>>that happened months before the murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of
>>>>>the relevant physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi Bob
>>>>
>>>> Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>>
>>>> If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have
>>>> Wasz steal Paula's car ???
>>>>
>>>> Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>>
>>>> It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>>
>>>> What is going on ?
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>
>>> Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said Kardashian
>>> hired him.
>>>
>>> Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's
>>> irrelevant information having nothing to do with Simpson
>>> later committing the murders.
>>>
>>> bobaugust
>>
>> Since OJ did not commit the murders,
>
> That's the funniest thing I've seen here in months.
>
> One hundred percent of the evidence proves beyond even imaginary
> doubt that Simpson did it.
>
>> what really happened with
>> Wasz IS important. It is important enough for people to be
>> covering up Wasz's death and the book the Wasz wrote on the
>> subject. The book is out there and I hope it gets published.
>> But even it remains in its present location, the truth about
>> the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out. Just as Dick said
>> "We are going to figure this out", it is being figured out
>> piece by piece.
>>
>> Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.
>
> People who are trying to "figure this out" need to figure out
> just who in the world could have had O.J. "The Real Killer"
> Simpson's blood dripping from his hand as he left the scene.
>

Guess you don't know the story about the USC and OJ's blood. The incident
ocurred before the murders and involved one or more of the case participants
(not OJ).

The truth is starting to come out about the Simpson case. It gets more
interesting everyday.

Rovaan
John Griffin
2005-06-20 04:04:09 UTC
Permalink
"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
> "John Griffin" <***@yahooie.com> wrote
>> "rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote
>>>> Mike wrote:
>>>>> On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 14:16:27 -0700, bobaugust
>>>>> <***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 05:10:54 -0700, bobaugust
>>>>>>><***@lvcm.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovan contacted me about the death of Bill Wasz.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I have not seen much info , nor have I really found
>>>>>>>anything he had to say yet.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Apparently he had written quite a bit about the case.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How much you believe he was involved depends in part on
>>>>>>>the total view of the case.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The main question he raises concerns the motive.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Was the murder an act of jealosy / frustration ? or
>>>>>>>something else ?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>If you believe his story then the picture changes
>>>>>>>dramaticly.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The facts are clear.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>He was found in Paula's car with notes about Nicole.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Sounds relevant to me.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Not one word from Marcia !!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Any thoughts ?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Mike
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike, Wasz made allegations involving Kardashian and
>>>>>>events that happened months before the murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Nothing he did is relevant to the actual murders or all of
>>>>>>the relevant physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You can still read about it on Wagner's web site.
>>>>>>http://www.wagnerandson.com/oj/longo.htm
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Bob
>>>>>
>>>>> Something is clearly wrong with the whole Wasz thing.
>>>>>
>>>>> If OJ hired Wasz to check up on Nicole why would he have
>>>>> Wasz steal Paula's car ???
>>>>>
>>>>> Why not just get him a hired car ?
>>>>>
>>>>> It implies to me that it was not OJ who hired him.
>>>>>
>>>>> What is going on ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Mike
>>>>
>>>> Mike, Wasz never said Simpson hired him. Wasz said
>>>> Kardashian hired him.
>>>>
>>>> Whether it really happened the way Wasz claims or not it's
>>>> irrelevant information having nothing to do with Simpson
>>>> later committing the murders.
>>>>
>>>> bobaugust
>>>
>>> Since OJ did not commit the murders,
>>
>> That's the funniest thing I've seen here in months.
>>
>> One hundred percent of the evidence proves beyond even
>> imaginary doubt that Simpson did it.
>>
>>> what really happened with
>>> Wasz IS important. It is important enough for people to be
>>> covering up Wasz's death and the book the Wasz wrote on the
>>> subject. The book is out there and I hope it gets
>>> published. But even it remains in its present location, the
>>> truth about the murders of Nicole & Ron is coming out. Just
>>> as Dick said "We are going to figure this out", it is being
>>> figured out piece by piece.
>>>
>>> Then what will you and Dan Petrocelli do.
>>
>> People who are trying to "figure this out" need to figure out
>> just who in the world could have had O.J. "The Real Killer"
>> Simpson's blood dripping from his hand as he left the scene.
>>
>
> Guess you don't know the story about the USC and OJ's blood.
> The incident ocurred before the murders and involved one or
> more of the case participants (not OJ).
>
> The truth is starting to come out about the Simpson case. It
> gets more interesting everyday.

People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.

Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
Mike
2005-06-21 20:08:30 UTC
Permalink
On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
wrote:

>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:

>
>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>
>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>

Hi Bob

We know you think OJ did it !

The discussion about Wasz can be speculation.

It does not have to refer to the murders.

Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?

Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-21 10:15:06 UTC
Permalink
Mike wrote:
> On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>
>
>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>
>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> We know you think OJ did it !
>
> The discussion about Wasz can be speculation.
>
> It does not have to refer to the murders.
>
> Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>
> Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>
> Mike

Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.

Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
can't tell us his version.

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-23 06:01:15 UTC
Permalink
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 03:15:06 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Mike wrote:
>> On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>
>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>>>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>>>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>>>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> We know you think OJ did it !
>>
>> The discussion about Wasz can be speculation.
>>
>> It does not have to refer to the murders.
>>
>> Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>
>> Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>
>> Mike
>
>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>
>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>can't tell us his version.
>
>bobaugust

Hi Bob

His death does create a problem for sure.

One of the things I have always doubted about the prosecution case was
their version of the MOTIVE.

Maybe the Wasz thing is part of that ?

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-22 19:06:07 UTC
Permalink
Mike wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 03:15:06 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>
>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>>>>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>>>>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>>>>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Bob
>>>
>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>
>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation.
>>>
>>>It does not have to refer to the murders.
>>>
>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>
>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>
>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>>can't tell us his version.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> His death does create a problem for sure.
>
> One of the things I have always doubted about the prosecution case was
> their version of the MOTIVE.
>
> Maybe the Wasz thing is part of that ?
>
> Mike

Mike, I think Simpson's motive was clear and more personal. That Sunday
in June consisted of an accumulation of events. Nicole ignored him in
public, changing dinner plans last minute excluding him. He learned
Nicole was once again secretly seeing Marcus Allan breaking a promise
she made with Simpson. Paula Barbieri left Simpson a "dear John"
message that she was through with him.

And then by chance opportunity presented itself for revenge when
Simpson's housekeeper Gigi telephoned him at 8:00 that night.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-23 01:47:39 UTC
Permalink
"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> Mike wrote:
>> On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's butchery
>>>and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>
>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like Simpson
>>>wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not evidence,
>>>but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have
>>>ever presented.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> We know you think OJ did it !
>>
>> The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to refer
>> to the murders.
>>
>> Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>
>> Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>
>> Mike
>
> Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>
> Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
> can't tell us his version.
>
> bobaugust
>

The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.

I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on Greta
Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe
Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number he had
the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?

Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not Greta
Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not aware that
Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He
stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to
Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a
guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely
she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and
Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.

Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.

The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked to
follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set
up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole
in January?

Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood with
Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.

I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno
Maglis?

Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
involvement.

Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.

Rose
bobaugust
2005-06-23 02:42:18 UTC
Permalink
rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's butchery
>>>>and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>
>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like Simpson
>>>>wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not evidence,
>>>>but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have
>>>>ever presented.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Bob
>>>
>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>
>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to refer
>>>to the murders.
>>>
>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>
>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>
>>>Mike
>>
>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>
>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>>can't tell us his version.
>>
>>bobaugust
>>
>
>
> The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
> Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
> story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>
> I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
> had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on Greta
> Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe
> Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number he had
> the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>
> Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not Greta
> Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not aware that
> Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He
> stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to
> Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a
> guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely
> she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
> plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and
> Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>
> Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
> Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
> like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>
> The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
> being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked to
> follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set
> up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole
> in January?
>
> Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood with
> Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>
> I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno
> Maglis?
>
> Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
> involvement.
>
> Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
> it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
> Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>
> Rose

Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
that's also irrelevant.

We know the truth about this crime.

There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil
trial.

Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.

Nothing eliminates him.

All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
lies confirm his guilt.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-23 03:37:58 UTC
Permalink
"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>Mike wrote:
>>>
>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>
>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like
>>>>>Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not
>>>>>evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson
>>>>>thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>
>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>
>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to refer
>>>>to the murders.
>>>>
>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>
>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>
>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>>>can't tell us his version.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>
>>
>> The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>> Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>> story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>
>> I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
>> had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on
>> Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and
>> maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number
>> he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>
>> Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>> Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>> aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>> the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved.
>> Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with
>> no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving.
>> It is unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at
>> OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not
>> know she had moved and Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>
>> Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>> Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>> like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>
>> The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>> being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked
>> to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was
>> being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire
>> scheme on Nicole in January?
>>
>> Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>> with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>
>> I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>> Bruno Maglis?
>>
>> Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>> involvement.
>>
>> Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
>> it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
>> Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>
>> Rose
>
> Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
> completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
> Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
> that's also irrelevant.
>
> We know the truth about this crime.
>
> There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was proved
> to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil trial.
>
> Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
> relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>
> Nothing eliminates him.
>
> All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
> committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
> lies confirm his guilt.
>
> bobaugust
>
>
Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.

The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-23 04:26:32 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like
>>>>>>Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not
>>>>>>evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson
>>>>>>thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>
>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>
>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to refer
>>>>>to the murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>
>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike
>>>>
>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>
>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>>>>can't tell us his version.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>>>Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>>>story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>
>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
>>>had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on
>>>Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and
>>>maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number
>>>he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>
>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>>>aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>>>the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved.
>>>Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with
>>>no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving.
>>>It is unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at
>>>OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not
>>>know she had moved and Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>
>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>>>like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>
>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>>>being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked
>>>to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was
>>>being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire
>>>scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>
>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>>>with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>
>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>>Bruno Maglis?
>>>
>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>involvement.
>>>
>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
>>>it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
>>>Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>
>>>Rose
>>
>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
>>completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
>>Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
>>that's also irrelevant.
>>
>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>
>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was proved
>>to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil trial.
>>
>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>
>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>
>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
>>committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
>>lies confirm his guilt.
>>
>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>
> Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
> relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
> vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>
> The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>
> Rovaan

Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.

Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact.
At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense
and can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.

Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events
that may have or may not have happened well before the time of the
actual murders.

The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight alibi
for the evening of June 12, 1994.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-23 05:47:20 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy
>>>>>>>like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a
>>>>>>>fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything
>>>>>>>you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>
>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>
>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>>>>Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>>>>story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>
>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived
>>>>on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's
>>>>and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the
>>>>number he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>>
>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>>>>aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>>>>the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already
>>>>moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the
>>>>surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at
>>>>OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham
>>>>when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who
>>>>ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did not know either
>>>>when he named Kardashian.
>>>>
>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>>>>like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>
>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>>>>being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked
>>>>to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was
>>>>being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire
>>>>scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>
>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>>>>with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>
>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>>>Bruno Maglis?
>>>>
>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>involvement.
>>>>
>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both
>>>>you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>
>>>>Rose
>>>
>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
>>>completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
>>>Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
>>>that's also irrelevant.
>>>
>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>
>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was proved
>>>to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil trial.
>>>
>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>
>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>
>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
>>>committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
>>>lies confirm his guilt.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>> relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
>> vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>
>> The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>
> Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact. At
> least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense and
> can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>
> Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events that
> may have or may not have happened well before the time of the actual
> murders.
>
> The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
> frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight alibi
> for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>
> bobaugust
>
No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham when
she worked there?

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-23 06:10:06 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:YRque.81$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy
>>>>>>>>like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a
>>>>>>>>fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything
>>>>>>>>you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>>>>>Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>>>>>story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>
>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived
>>>>>on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's
>>>>>and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the
>>>>>number he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>>>
>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>>>>>aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>>>>>the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already
>>>>>moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the
>>>>>surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at
>>>>>OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham
>>>>>when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who
>>>>>ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did not know either
>>>>>when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>
>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>>>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>>>>>like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>>
>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>>>>>being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked
>>>>>to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was
>>>>>being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire
>>>>>scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>
>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>>>>>with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>>>>Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>
>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>
>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both
>>>>>you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose
>>>>
>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
>>>>completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
>>>>Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
>>>>that's also irrelevant.
>>>>
>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>
>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was proved
>>>>to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil trial.
>>>>
>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>>
>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>
>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
>>>>committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
>>>>lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
>>>vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>
>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>
>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact. At
>>least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense and
>>can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>>
>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events that
>>may have or may not have happened well before the time of the actual
>>murders.
>>
>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight alibi
>>for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>
>>bobaugust
>>
>
> No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
> driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham when
> she worked there?
>
> Rovaan

Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
went out of town at night.

Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.

Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing
to leave on a flight to go out of town.

After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
house.

Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-23 06:41:11 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:YRque.81$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy
>>>>>>>>>like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a
>>>>>>>>>fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything
>>>>>>>>>you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming
>>>>>>of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the
>>>>>>Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived
>>>>>>on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's
>>>>>>and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the
>>>>>>number he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>>>>>>aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>>>>>>the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already
>>>>>>moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the
>>>>>>surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad
>>>>>>at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at
>>>>>>Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her
>>>>>>there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did
>>>>>>not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>>>>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads
>>>>>>more like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole
>>>>>>was being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being
>>>>>>asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured
>>>>>>he was being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for
>>>>>>hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>>>>>>with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>>>>>Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both
>>>>>>you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
>>>>>completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
>>>>>Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
>>>>>that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>
>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>
>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil
>>>>>trial.
>>>>>
>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>>>
>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>
>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
>>>>>committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
>>>>>lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
>>>>vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>
>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>
>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact. At
>>>least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense and
>>>can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>>>
>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events that
>>>may have or may not have happened well before the time of the actual
>>>murders.
>>>
>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight alibi
>>>for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>
>> No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
>> driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham
>> when she worked there?
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
> due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
> that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
> went out of town at night.
>
> Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>
> Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
> night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing to
> leave on a flight to go out of town.
>
> After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
> Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
> company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next morning,
> after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the house.
>
> Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>
> bobaugust

For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he had
no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like the
murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how many times
they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been twice, could have
been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them, OJ had someone in the
house with him at the time, we would have been hearing about a "murder for
hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was
just laying there for dectctives to follow and a fall guy was already picked
(though I bet he didn't know it).

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-23 08:01:27 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:YRque.81$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy
>>>>>>>>>>like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a
>>>>>>>>>>fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than anything
>>>>>>>>>>you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming
>>>>>>>of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the
>>>>>>>Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived
>>>>>>>on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's
>>>>>>>and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the
>>>>>>>number he had the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not
>>>>>>>aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on
>>>>>>>the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already
>>>>>>>moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the
>>>>>>>surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad
>>>>>>>at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at
>>>>>>>Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her
>>>>>>>there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did
>>>>>>>not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>>>>>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads
>>>>>>>more like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole
>>>>>>>was being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being
>>>>>>>asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured
>>>>>>>he was being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for
>>>>>>>hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood
>>>>>>>with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>>>>>>Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both
>>>>>>>you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is all
>>>>>>completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to what
>>>>>>Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I knew,
>>>>>>that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the civil
>>>>>>trial.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when Simpson
>>>>>>committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications and
>>>>>>lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have a
>>>>>vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>>
>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>
>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact. At
>>>>least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense and
>>>>can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>>>>
>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events that
>>>>may have or may not have happened well before the time of the actual
>>>>murders.
>>>>
>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight alibi
>>>>for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>
>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
>>>driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham
>>>when she worked there?
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
>>due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
>>that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
>>went out of town at night.
>>
>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>
>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
>>night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing to
>>leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>
>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next morning,
>>after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the house.
>>
>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he had
> no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like the
> murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how many times
> they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been twice, could have
> been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them, OJ had someone in the
> house with him at the time, we would have been hearing about a "murder for
> hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was
> just laying there for dectctives to follow and a fall guy was already picked
> (though I bet he didn't know it).
>
> Rovaan

Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone else?

Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points
to Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other
people? And what if these other people who they want to frame have
airtight alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even
left one single trace of evidence that they were there?

Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Ron's
shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's glove and
on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that night before
going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit. Just
coincidence?

Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she
washed a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours
the morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just coincidence?

To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims,
and even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron
over 30 times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind just
like Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman. No gun,
just a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss Army
knife box in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another coincidence?

And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier?
The murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
witnesses tell us.

No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close
to making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence, and
the truth.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-23 13:31:36 UTC
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:1nsue.90$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:YRque.81$***@fed1read07...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>>>>>>>>>>>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>>>>>>>>>>>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>>>>>>>>>>>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming
>>>>>>>>of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to
>>>>>>>>the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole
>>>>>>>>lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get
>>>>>>>>Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number or
>>>>>>>>the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was
>>>>>>>>not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved
>>>>>>>>in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had
>>>>>>>>already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of
>>>>>>>>the surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was
>>>>>>>>mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at
>>>>>>>>Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her
>>>>>>>>there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did
>>>>>>>>not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that?
>>>>>>>>It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole
>>>>>>>>was being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly
>>>>>>>>being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz
>>>>>>>>figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the
>>>>>>>>murder for hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney
>>>>>>>>wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but
>>>>>>>>both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is
>>>>>>>all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to
>>>>>>>what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I
>>>>>>>knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the
>>>>>>>civil trial.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have
>>>>>>a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>
>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact.
>>>>>At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense
>>>>>and can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>>>>>
>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events
>>>>>that may have or may not have happened well before the time of the
>>>>>actual murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight
>>>>>alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
>>>>driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham
>>>>when she worked there?
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
>>>due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
>>>that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
>>>went out of town at night.
>>>
>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>
>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
>>>night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing
>>>to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>
>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next morning,
>>>after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the house.
>>>
>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>> For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he
>> had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like
>> the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how many
>> times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been twice,
>> could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them, OJ had
>> someone in the house with him at the time, we would have been hearing
>> about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail to Wasz,
>> Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for dectctives to follow and a
>> fall guy was already picked (though I bet he didn't know it).
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to murder
> Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson can't be
> framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone else?
>
> Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points to
> Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other people?
> And what if these other people who they want to frame have airtight
> alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even left one
> single trace of evidence that they were there?
>
> Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Ron's
> shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's glove and
> on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that night before
> going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit. Just
> coincidence?
>
> Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she washed
> a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours the morning
> after the murders before the police arrived. Just coincidence?
>
> To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims, and
> even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron over 30
> times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind just like
> Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman. No gun, just a
> small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss Army knife box in
> Simpson's bathroom or was that just another coincidence?
>
> And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier? The
> murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
> witnesses tell us.
>
> No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close to
> making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
> fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence, and
> the truth.
>
> bobaugust

1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's in
the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
committed at a different time.

2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.

3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two different
things.

4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.

5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of what
you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell what is in
the washing machine.

6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit Simpson
had at one time?

7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have been
black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and Simpson and a
reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?

When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since I
know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand, declaring OJ
the kiler, it is a waste of my time.

Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was he
afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him about
Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to stop talking
about what he knew?

You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution spin
that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the truth from
coming out.

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-23 19:42:14 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:r%tue.7391$***@fed1read05...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:1nsue.90$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:YRque.81$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>news:dkpue.77$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>>>>>>>>butchery and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of
>>>>>>>>>>>>being accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive
>>>>>>>>>>>>guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's
>>>>>>>>>>>>only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to being evidence than
>>>>>>>>>>>>anything you Simpson thralls have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>>>>>>>>>refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming
>>>>>>>>>of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to
>>>>>>>>>the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that
>>>>>>>>>Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole
>>>>>>>>>lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to get
>>>>>>>>>Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number or
>>>>>>>>>the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not
>>>>>>>>>Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was
>>>>>>>>>not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved
>>>>>>>>>in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had
>>>>>>>>>already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of
>>>>>>>>>the surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was
>>>>>>>>>mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at
>>>>>>>>>Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill her
>>>>>>>>>there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and Wasz did
>>>>>>>>>not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that?
>>>>>>>>>It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole
>>>>>>>>>was being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly
>>>>>>>>>being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz
>>>>>>>>>figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So who was planning the
>>>>>>>>>murder for hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney
>>>>>>>>>wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but
>>>>>>>>>both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is
>>>>>>>>all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to
>>>>>>>>what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think I
>>>>>>>>knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the
>>>>>>>>civil trial.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the killer.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli have
>>>>>>>a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that fact.
>>>>>>At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average common sense
>>>>>>and can understand what the facts and the evidence are in this case.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events
>>>>>>that may have or may not have happened well before the time of the
>>>>>>actual murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight
>>>>>>alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked in
>>>>>driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to Rockingham
>>>>>when she worked there?
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
>>>>due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
>>>>that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
>>>>went out of town at night.
>>>>
>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>>
>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
>>>>night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing
>>>>to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>
>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next morning,
>>>>after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the house.
>>>>
>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he
>>>had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like
>>>the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how many
>>>times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been twice,
>>>could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them, OJ had
>>>someone in the house with him at the time, we would have been hearing
>>>about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail to Wasz,
>>>Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for dectctives to follow and a
>>>fall guy was already picked (though I bet he didn't know it).
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to murder
>>Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson can't be
>>framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone else?
>>
>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points to
>>Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other people?
>>And what if these other people who they want to frame have airtight
>>alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even left one
>>single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>
>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Ron's
>>shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's glove and
>>on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that night before
>>going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit. Just
>>coincidence?
>>
>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she washed
>>a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours the morning
>>after the murders before the police arrived. Just coincidence?
>>
>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims, and
>>even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron over 30
>>times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind just like
>>Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman. No gun, just a
>>small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss Army knife box in
>>Simpson's bathroom or was that just another coincidence?
>>
>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier? The
>>murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
>>witnesses tell us.
>>
>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close to
>>making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
>>fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence, and
>>the truth.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> 1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's in
> the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
> committed at a different time.
>
> 2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>
> 3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two different
> things.
>
> 4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>
> 5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of what
> you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell what is in
> the washing machine.
>
> 6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit Simpson
> had at one time?
>
> 7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have been
> black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and Simpson and a
> reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>
> When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
> dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since I
> know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand, declaring OJ
> the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>
> Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was he
> afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him about
> Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to stop talking
> about what he knew?
>
> You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution spin
> that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the truth from
> coming out.
>
> Rovaan

Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.

1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was
outside Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the
civil trial Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the
murders were committed.

2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen
and photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master
bathroom, was "empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army
knives."

It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife that
was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single edge,
3 1/2 inch locking blade.

3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut
Ron over thirty times.

"Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types
of wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the
deeper thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he
had to strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or
making a point. He was just trying to neutralize him."

"By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As soon
as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to Nicole,
lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right through
her voice box, nearly taking her head off."

"The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military style
along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time, there
are disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way he
planned, and that though he is mature, he has little, if any, experience
in crime. There is an obvious lack of control relating to the male
victim and evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his way."

"The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on the
bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very important,
because it tells you that the offender is not a professional killer.
This is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to kill
this guy. He has to come back and check on him. He sees that Goldman is
dying and he goes back and stabs him multiple times. In fact, he's
actually stabbed more times than Brown, even though the personalized
sort of attack is reserved for her. That's because even though she's the
one he's out to punish, to revenge himself on, the male is the greater
physical threat. That's another reason we know the crimes were committed
by a single offender. Two or more killers would have been able to
control the situation better. You wouldn't have the evidence of such a
struggle on Goldman's body."

4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made with
one knife.

5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
Gigi.

The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine showed
the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The sweat
suit and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at the
time for blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never
collected. Later the police realized their mistake and a second search
warrant was issued to collect the clothing. But by that time it was gone.

6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore
any sweat suit that night.

7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has
no limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?

My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They
are irrelevant to the June 12 murders.

Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies.
The only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these
realities.

No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal
trial verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the
real search for the truth and the truth was found.

Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."

bobaugust
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>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
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>>>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson's butchery and unrelated events for another forty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because
>>>>>>>>>>>>>of being accused of something he didn't do. A highly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>competitive guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>thing. That's only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have ever
>>>>>>>>>>>>>presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have
>>>>>>>>>>>>to refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the
>>>>>>>>>>naming of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot
>>>>>>>>>>more to the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew
>>>>>>>>>>that Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when
>>>>>>>>>>Nicole lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to
>>>>>>>>>>get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number or
>>>>>>>>>>the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>>>not Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz
>>>>>>>>>>was not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and
>>>>>>>>>>moved in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole
>>>>>>>>>>had already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day
>>>>>>>>>>of the surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and
>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would
>>>>>>>>>>have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
>>>>>>>>>>plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had
>>>>>>>>>>moved and Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like
>>>>>>>>>>that? It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name it
>>>>>>>>>>gave it.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think
>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was being followed and stalked. You have three people
>>>>>>>>>>supposedly being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and
>>>>>>>>>>Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So who
>>>>>>>>>>was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney
>>>>>>>>>>wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but
>>>>>>>>>>both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is
>>>>>>>>>all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to
>>>>>>>>>what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think
>>>>>>>>>I knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the
>>>>>>>>>civil trial.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the
>>>>>>>>>killer.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli
>>>>>>>>have a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that
>>>>>>>fact. At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average
>>>>>>>common sense and can understand what the facts and the evidence are
>>>>>>>in this case.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events
>>>>>>>that may have or may not have happened well before the time of the
>>>>>>>actual murders.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>>>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight
>>>>>>>alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked
>>>>>>in driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to
>>>>>>Rockingham when she worked there?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
>>>>>due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
>>>>>that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
>>>>>went out of town at night.
>>>>>
>>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>>>
>>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
>>>>>night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing
>>>>>to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>>
>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>>>house.
>>>>>
>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he
>>>>had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like
>>>>the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how
>>>>many times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been
>>>>twice, could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them,
>>>>OJ had someone in the house with him at the time, we would have been
>>>>hearing about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail
>>>>to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for dectctives to
>>>>follow and a fall guy was already picked (though I bet he didn't know
>>>>it).
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
>>>murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
>>>can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone else?
>>>
>>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points to
>>>Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other people?
>>>And what if these other people who they want to frame have airtight
>>>alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even left one
>>>single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>>
>>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Ron's
>>>shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's glove and
>>>on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that night before
>>>going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit. Just
>>>coincidence?
>>>
>>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she washed
>>>a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours the
>>>morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just coincidence?
>>>
>>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims, and
>>>even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron over 30
>>>times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind just like
>>>Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman. No gun, just
>>>a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss Army knife box
>>>in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another coincidence?
>>>
>>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier? The
>>>murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
>>>witnesses tell us.
>>>
>>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close to
>>>making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
>>>fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence, and
>>>the truth.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>> 1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's
>> in the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
>> committed at a different time.
>>
>> 2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>>
>> 3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two
>> different things.
>>
>> 4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>>
>> 5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of
>> what you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell what
>> is in the washing machine.
>>
>> 6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit
>> Simpson had at one time?
>>
>> 7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have
>> been black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and
>> Simpson and a reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>>
>> When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
>> dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since
>> I know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand, declaring
>> OJ the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>>
>> Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was
>> he afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him
>> about Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to stop
>> talking about what he knew?
>>
>> You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution
>> spin that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the truth
>> from coming out.
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.
>
> 1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
> time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
> argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was outside
> Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the civil trial
> Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the murders were
> committed.

Marcia argued her time based on witnesses that were closest to the scene. So
whether the murders were committed at 10:15 or 10:30, you have someone
doing something to cause people to think they were committed earlier. That
was my point. We had a whole trial based on an earlier time of the murders.
Do you think someone deliberately tried to confused the issue?


>
> 2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen and
> photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master bathroom, was
> "empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army knives."
>



> It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife that
> was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single edge, 3
> 1/2 inch locking blade.

I refer you to Dick's comment on this subject. " Most interesting to me, Joe
commented on the big deal that Fuhrman made in his book about the "empty
Swiss Army knife box" found in Simpson's bathroom. However, the box was not
of a size to make a comfortable fit for the knife (though it could have
physically fit in it) and the box did not have any Swiss Army markings on
it. In fact, Bosco heard from his police informants, it was just "a box,"
and it could have been used to hold any small personal item -- jewelry,
coins, keys, dope, etc. The most that we can say with confidence is that in
his haste, probably at some time after 10:00 o'clock that Sunday night,
Simpson took SOMETHING from this box, and left the empty box behind.
(Before hearing this, and believing that this was definitely a Swiss Army
knife box, it has always been my position that when Simpson gave a Swiss
Army knife to a Connecticut limo driver a few weeks earlier, he might have
kept the empty box for utility use.)"



And then there is Fuhrman's comment ".the Swiss army knife box, and its
clear why I couldn't testify at that point. They didn't take the knife
box..."

It was Fuhrman's theory the knife was a 3 Å“ inch looking blade. Are you
believing his theory?

>
> 3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
> killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
> don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut Ron
> over thirty times.
>
> "Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types of
> wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the deeper
> thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he had to
> strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or making a
> point. He was just trying to neutralize him."

Why were threatening wounds found on Ron then?


>
> "By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As soon
> as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to Nicole,
> lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right through her
> voice box, nearly taking her head off."
>
> "The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military style
> along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time, there are
> disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way he planned,
> and that though he is mature, he has little, if any, experience in crime.
> There is an obvious lack of control relating to the male victim and
> evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his way."
>
> "The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
> finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on the
> bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very important,
> because it tells you that the offender is not a professional killer. This
> is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to kill this guy.
> He has to come back and check on him. He sees that Goldman is dying and he
> goes back and stabs him multiple times. In fact, he's actually stabbed
> more times than Brown, even though the personalized sort of attack is
> reserved for her. That's because even though she's the one he's out to
> punish, to revenge himself on, the male is the greater physical threat.
> That's another reason we know the crimes were committed by a single
> offender. Two or more killers would have been able to control the
> situation better. You wouldn't have the evidence of such a struggle on
> Goldman's body."

Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
opinion.

The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do that
if you are planning to frame someone.


>
> 4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made with
> one knife.

Golden said different but then he was removed because his testimony
threatened the prosecution's case.


>
> 5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
> different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
> Gigi.
>
> The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine showed
> the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The sweat suit
> and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at the time for
> blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never collected. Later
> the police realized their mistake and a second search warrant was issued
> to collect the clothing. But by that time it was gone.

I have seen a picture (blurry), never a video. You can not tell there is a
sweat suit in the washing machine. Does Fung testify to the size of this
sweat suit? Did he even look at the size? It is a jump in logic to say the
black/blue fibers came from this sweat suit that was never collected or
analyzed just because you want OJ to be guilty.




>
> 6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
> cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore any
> sweat suit that night.

The sweat suit Kato talked about had a white strip on it and had black/grey
fibers.

You can not get black/blue fibers from a black/grey sweat suit.

>
> 7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has no
> limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
> Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?

What makes you so sure Shipp was not involved? Do you know where he was on
the night of the murders? As to Marcus Allan, wrong again.


>
> My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
> these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
> fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They are
> irrelevant to the June 12 murders.


If you know very little about Wasz and Mario, HOW can you know that they are
irrelevant to the June 12 murders? Why is it you think a prior plot on
Nicole's life is irrelevant? Why are you avoiding Wasz and Mario like the
plague? Could it be you know more about the situation than you are
admitting? So many things about OJ, Nicole, Ron and the people connected to
the trial came out and were discussed ad nauseum, why do you think there is
this big cover up of Wasz and Mario? Why didn't Wasz's death get reported
in the media?


>
> Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
> physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies. The
> only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these realities.
>
> No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
> represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal trial
> verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the real
> search for the truth and the truth was found.

No you parrot the civil trial attorney, Petrocelli and you are connected to
him.

If walks like duck, talks like a duck..it is a duck.


>
> Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."

There were many people in this case proven to be liars. OJ was found "not
guilty" in the criminal trial. The only thing proven in the civil trial was
a verdict in a civil case is easy to get when the judge does not allow the
defendant to present his defense and the burden of proof is of a lesser
degree.

Rovaan
>
> bobaugust
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>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson's butchery and unrelated events for another forty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>of being accused of something he didn't do. A highly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>competitive guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>thing. That's only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have ever
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have
>>>>>>>>>>>>>to refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the
>>>>>>>>>>>naming of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot
>>>>>>>>>>>more to the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew
>>>>>>>>>>>that Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when
>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to
>>>>>>>>>>>get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number or
>>>>>>>>>>>the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>>>>not Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz
>>>>>>>>>>>was not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and
>>>>>>>>>>>moved in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole
>>>>>>>>>>>had already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day
>>>>>>>>>>>of the surveilance- with no mention of a guy moving out) and
>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would
>>>>>>>>>>>have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
>>>>>>>>>>>plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had
>>>>>>>>>>>moved and Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like
>>>>>>>>>>>that? It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name it
>>>>>>>>>>>gave it.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think
>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was being followed and stalked. You have three people
>>>>>>>>>>>supposedly being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and
>>>>>>>>>>>Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So who
>>>>>>>>>>>was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole in January?
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney
>>>>>>>>>>>wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>>>>>>>>>>involvement.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he
>>>>>>>>>>>buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but
>>>>>>>>>>>both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it is
>>>>>>>>>>all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As to
>>>>>>>>>>what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you think
>>>>>>>>>>I knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson was
>>>>>>>>>>proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in the
>>>>>>>>>>civil trial.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of the
>>>>>>>>>>relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the
>>>>>>>>>>killer.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is very
>>>>>>>>>relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and Petrocelli
>>>>>>>>>have a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial verdict.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that
>>>>>>>>fact. At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average
>>>>>>>>common sense and can understand what the facts and the evidence are
>>>>>>>>in this case.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to events
>>>>>>>>that may have or may not have happened well before the time of the
>>>>>>>>actual murders.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event to
>>>>>>>>frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an airtight
>>>>>>>>alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked
>>>>>>>in driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to
>>>>>>>Rockingham when she worked there?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she was
>>>>>>due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a flight
>>>>>>that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham whenever Simpson
>>>>>>went out of town at night.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked a
>>>>>>night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper preparing
>>>>>>to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>>>>house.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where he
>>>>>had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look like
>>>>>the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows how
>>>>>many times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have been
>>>>>twice, could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to them,
>>>>>OJ had someone in the house with him at the time, we would have been
>>>>>hearing about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The trail
>>>>>to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for dectctives to
>>>>>follow and a fall guy was already picked (though I bet he didn't know
>>>>>it).
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
>>>>murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
>>>>can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone else?
>>>>
>>>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points to
>>>>Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other people?
>>>>And what if these other people who they want to frame have airtight
>>>>alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even left one
>>>>single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>>>
>>>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Ron's
>>>>shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's glove and
>>>>on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that night before
>>>>going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit. Just
>>>>coincidence?
>>>>
>>>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she washed
>>>>a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours the
>>>>morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just coincidence?
>>>>
>>>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims, and
>>>>even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron over 30
>>>>times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind just like
>>>>Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman. No gun, just
>>>>a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss Army knife box
>>>>in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another coincidence?
>>>>
>>>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier? The
>>>>murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
>>>>witnesses tell us.
>>>>
>>>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close to
>>>>making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
>>>>fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence, and
>>>>the truth.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's
>>>in the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
>>>committed at a different time.
>>>
>>>2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>>>
>>>3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two
>>>different things.
>>>
>>>4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>>>
>>>5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of
>>>what you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell what
>>>is in the washing machine.
>>>
>>>6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit
>>>Simpson had at one time?
>>>
>>>7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have
>>>been black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and
>>>Simpson and a reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>>>
>>>When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
>>>dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since
>>>I know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand, declaring
>>>OJ the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>>>
>>>Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was
>>>he afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him
>>>about Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to stop
>>>talking about what he knew?
>>>
>>>You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution
>>>spin that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the truth
>>>from coming out.
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.
>>
>>1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
>>time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
>>argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was outside
>>Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the civil trial
>>Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the murders were
>>committed.
>
>
> Marcia argued her time based on witnesses that were closest to the scene. So
> whether the murders were committed at 10:15 or 10:30, you have someone
> doing something to cause people to think they were committed earlier. That
> was my point. We had a whole trial based on an earlier time of the murders.
> Do you think someone deliberately tried to confused the issue?
>
>
>
>>2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen and
>>photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master bathroom, was
>>"empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army knives."
>>
>
>
>
>
>>It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife that
>>was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single edge, 3
>>1/2 inch locking blade.
>
>
> I refer you to Dick's comment on this subject. " Most interesting to me, Joe
> commented on the big deal that Fuhrman made in his book about the "empty
> Swiss Army knife box" found in Simpson's bathroom. However, the box was not
> of a size to make a comfortable fit for the knife (though it could have
> physically fit in it) and the box did not have any Swiss Army markings on
> it. In fact, Bosco heard from his police informants, it was just "a box,"
> and it could have been used to hold any small personal item -- jewelry,
> coins, keys, dope, etc. The most that we can say with confidence is that in
> his haste, probably at some time after 10:00 o'clock that Sunday night,
> Simpson took SOMETHING from this box, and left the empty box behind.
> (Before hearing this, and believing that this was definitely a Swiss Army
> knife box, it has always been my position that when Simpson gave a Swiss
> Army knife to a Connecticut limo driver a few weeks earlier, he might have
> kept the empty box for utility use.)"
>
>
>
> And then there is Fuhrman's comment ".the Swiss army knife box, and its
> clear why I couldn't testify at that point. They didn't take the knife
> box..."
>
> It was Fuhrman's theory the knife was a 3 ½ inch looking blade. Are you
> believing his theory?
>
>
>>3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
>>killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
>>don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut Ron
>>over thirty times.
>>
>>"Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types of
>>wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the deeper
>>thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he had to
>>strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or making a
>>point. He was just trying to neutralize him."
>
>
> Why were threatening wounds found on Ron then?
>
>
>
>>"By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As soon
>>as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to Nicole,
>>lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right through her
>>voice box, nearly taking her head off."
>>
>>"The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military style
>>along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time, there are
>>disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way he planned,
>>and that though he is mature, he has little, if any, experience in crime.
>>There is an obvious lack of control relating to the male victim and
>>evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his way."
>>
>>"The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
>>finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on the
>>bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very important,
>>because it tells you that the offender is not a professional killer. This
>>is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to kill this guy.
>>He has to come back and check on him. He sees that Goldman is dying and he
>>goes back and stabs him multiple times. In fact, he's actually stabbed
>>more times than Brown, even though the personalized sort of attack is
>>reserved for her. That's because even though she's the one he's out to
>>punish, to revenge himself on, the male is the greater physical threat.
>>That's another reason we know the crimes were committed by a single
>>offender. Two or more killers would have been able to control the
>>situation better. You wouldn't have the evidence of such a struggle on
>>Goldman's body."
>
>
> Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
> opinion.
>
> The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
> systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do that
> if you are planning to frame someone.
>
>
>
>>4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made with
>>one knife.
>
>
> Golden said different but then he was removed because his testimony
> threatened the prosecution's case.
>
>
>
>>5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
>>different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
>>Gigi.
>>
>>The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine showed
>>the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The sweat suit
>>and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at the time for
>>blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never collected. Later
>>the police realized their mistake and a second search warrant was issued
>>to collect the clothing. But by that time it was gone.
>
>
> I have seen a picture (blurry), never a video. You can not tell there is a
> sweat suit in the washing machine. Does Fung testify to the size of this
> sweat suit? Did he even look at the size? It is a jump in logic to say the
> black/blue fibers came from this sweat suit that was never collected or
> analyzed just because you want OJ to be guilty.
>
>
>
>
>
>>6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
>>cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore any
>>sweat suit that night.
>
>
> The sweat suit Kato talked about had a white strip on it and had black/grey
> fibers.
>
> You can not get black/blue fibers from a black/grey sweat suit.
>
>
>>7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has no
>>limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
>>Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?
>
>
> What makes you so sure Shipp was not involved? Do you know where he was on
> the night of the murders? As to Marcus Allan, wrong again.
>
>
>
>>My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
>>these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
>>fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They are
>>irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>
>
>
> If you know very little about Wasz and Mario, HOW can you know that they are
> irrelevant to the June 12 murders? Why is it you think a prior plot on
> Nicole's life is irrelevant? Why are you avoiding Wasz and Mario like the
> plague? Could it be you know more about the situation than you are
> admitting? So many things about OJ, Nicole, Ron and the people connected to
> the trial came out and were discussed ad nauseum, why do you think there is
> this big cover up of Wasz and Mario? Why didn't Wasz's death get reported
> in the media?
>
>
>
>>Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
>>physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies. The
>>only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these realities.
>>
>>No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
>>represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal trial
>>verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the real
>>search for the truth and the truth was found.
>
>
> No you parrot the civil trial attorney, Petrocelli and you are connected to
> him.
>
> If walks like duck, talks like a duck..it is a duck.
>
>
>
>>Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."
>
>
> There were many people in this case proven to be liars. OJ was found "not
> guilty" in the criminal trial. The only thing proven in the civil trial was
> a verdict in a civil case is easy to get when the judge does not allow the
> defendant to present his defense and the burden of proof is of a lesser
> degree.
>
> Rovaan
>
>>bobaugust

Rose, the point is that the witnesses Clark used were in there houses,
not outside when they heard Nicole's dog start to bark. Robert Heidstra
was the closest witness outside to Nicole's dog. He is the only
reliable witness who tells us when the dog started it's continuous
barking. Heidstra tells us when Ron Goldman arrived at Nicole's house
and yelled at Simpson. Heidstra tells us when Simpson left Nicole's
house, just minutes before Shively encountered Simpson's speeding Bronco.

You contradict yourself with your comments about the empty Swiss Army
knife box. First you say there were no markings on it and then you end
with a box that contained a Swiss Army knife that Simpson gave away.

Fuhrman was very specific. He said the box had a Swiss Army logo on it.

Yes I do believe Fuhrman's theory that the murder weapon was a Swiss
Army lockback knife, single edged with a 3 1/2 inch locking blade,
contour handle and no hilt. A knife that is consistent with making
every wound on both victims.

The so called "threatening" wounds was one person's opinion, not a fact.

Rose, I notice that what you claim John Douglas said is not in quotes.
It's obvious you are remembering wrong. I don't believe he said what
you claim he said. Douglas did offer his opinion, he said,

"What I'm saying," I clarify, "is that we see a lot of cases like this
one and whoever did it was not a professional or experienced killer,
acted alone, knew the female victim well, and had a tremendous amount of
rage toward her."

Dr. Golden was replaced to testify in the criminal trial but it had
nothing to do with his opinion about the murder weapon, it had to do
with the errors in his report.

Kato Kaelin testified as to the dark colored sweat suit Simpson was
wearing that night.

Q: What was he wearing?
A: In my mind, it was the same suit, that black sweat with the white
zipper and--the sharp sweat suit.
Q: Black sweats?
A: Black, dark colored, yeah, black.

The sweat suit that was found in Simpson's washing machine were black
sweats.

The second search warrant that was issued to look for the clothing
described specifically "black cotton type sweat suit".

The blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Goldman's shirt,
on Simpson's right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks are consistent
with what Kaelin saw Simpson wearing and the sweat suit that was found
in Simpson's washing machine.

Fuhrman explained what happened when the dark colored sweat suit was
removed and examined by Dennis Fung for traces of blood. Arnelle's
clothing found in the washing machine were all white. It was all video
taped. The photograph made from the video tape only shows the clothing
in the washing machine.

Neither Ron Shipp. Marcus Allen, or anyone other than Simpson was
involved in this crime. There is not one shred of relevant physical
evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.

Wasz, Mario, and any other person you can dream up was not involved in
the murders of Ron and Nicole. There is not one shred of of relevant
physical evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.

Simpson was found "not guilty" in the criminal trial despite all of the
evidence that proved him guilty. The predominately black female jury
listened to Johnnie Cochran and exercised their right of jury
nullification to send a message to the LAPD.

The civil trial was the real search for the truth. New evidence was
presented and more importantly Simpson testified. Simpson was proven to
be a liar and a killer. Petrocelli told the jury he would prove
Simpson's guilt using a higher standard than what was required and
that's exactly what he did.

"Simpson's guilt was not proved merely by clear and convincing evidence,
which is yet another burden of proof. Simpson's guilt was not proved
merely by proof beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard of
proof that applies in criminal cases. Simpson's guilt was proved to a
certainty!"

bobaugust
rovaan
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson's butchery and unrelated events for another forty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>of being accused of something he didn't do. A highly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>competitive guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>thing. That's only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have ever
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>have to refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the
>>>>>>>>>>>>naming of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a
>>>>>>>>>>>>lot more to the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and
>>>>>>>>>>>>Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew
>>>>>>>>>>>>that Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when
>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to
>>>>>>>>>>>>get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number
>>>>>>>>>>>>or the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>>>>>not Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems
>>>>>>>>>>>>Wasz was not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on
>>>>>>>>>>>>1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04
>>>>>>>>>>>>after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on
>>>>>>>>>>>>1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a guy
>>>>>>>>>>>>moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is
>>>>>>>>>>>>unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at
>>>>>>>>>>>>OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz
>>>>>>>>>>>>did not know she had moved and Wasz did not know either when he
>>>>>>>>>>>>named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like
>>>>>>>>>>>>that? It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name
>>>>>>>>>>>>it gave it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think
>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was being followed and stalked. You have three people
>>>>>>>>>>>>supposedly being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and
>>>>>>>>>>>>Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So
>>>>>>>>>>>>who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole in
>>>>>>>>>>>>January?
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's
>>>>>>>>>>>>attorney wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about
>>>>>>>>>>>>his involvement.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but
>>>>>>>>>>>>he buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob,
>>>>>>>>>>>>but both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it
>>>>>>>>>>>is all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As
>>>>>>>>>>>to what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you
>>>>>>>>>>>think I knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson
>>>>>>>>>>>was proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in
>>>>>>>>>>>the civil trial.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of
>>>>>>>>>>>the relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the
>>>>>>>>>>>killer.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is
>>>>>>>>>>very relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and
>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli have a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial
>>>>>>>>>>verdict.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that
>>>>>>>>>fact. At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average
>>>>>>>>>common sense and can understand what the facts and the evidence are
>>>>>>>>>in this case.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to
>>>>>>>>>events that may have or may not have happened well before the time
>>>>>>>>>of the actual murders.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event
>>>>>>>>>to frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an
>>>>>>>>>airtight alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked
>>>>>>>>in driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to
>>>>>>>>Rockingham when she worked there?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she
>>>>>>>was due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a
>>>>>>>flight that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham
>>>>>>>whenever Simpson went out of town at night.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked
>>>>>>>a night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper
>>>>>>>preparing to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone
>>>>>>>call. Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home
>>>>>>>security company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the
>>>>>>>next morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been
>>>>>>>in the house.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where
>>>>>>he had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look
>>>>>>like the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows
>>>>>>how many times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have
>>>>>>been twice, could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to
>>>>>>them, OJ had someone in the house with him at the time, we would have
>>>>>>been hearing about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The
>>>>>>trail to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for
>>>>>>dectctives to follow and a fall guy was already picked (though I bet
>>>>>>he didn't know it).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
>>>>>murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
>>>>>can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone
>>>>>else?
>>>>>
>>>>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points
>>>>>to Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other
>>>>>people? And what if these other people who they want to frame have
>>>>>airtight alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even
>>>>>left one single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>>>>
>>>>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of
>>>>>Ron's shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's
>>>>>glove and on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that
>>>>>night before going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit.
>>>>>Just coincidence?
>>>>>
>>>>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she
>>>>>washed a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours
>>>>>the morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just
>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>
>>>>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims,
>>>>>and even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron
>>>>>over 30 times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind
>>>>>just like Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman.
>>>>>No gun, just a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss
>>>>>Army knife box in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another
>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>
>>>>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier?
>>>>>The murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
>>>>>witnesses tell us.
>>>>>
>>>>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close
>>>>>to making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
>>>>>fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence,
>>>>>and the truth.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's
>>>>in the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
>>>>committed at a different time.
>>>>
>>>>2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>>>>
>>>>3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two
>>>>different things.
>>>>
>>>>4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>>>>
>>>>5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of
>>>>what you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell
>>>>what is in the washing machine.
>>>>
>>>>6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit
>>>>Simpson had at one time?
>>>>
>>>>7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have
>>>>been black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and
>>>>Simpson and a reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>>>>
>>>>When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
>>>>dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since
>>>>I know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand,
>>>>declaring OJ the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>>>>
>>>>Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was
>>>>he afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him
>>>>about Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to
>>>>stop talking about what he knew?
>>>>
>>>>You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution
>>>>spin that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the
>>>>truth from coming out.
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.
>>>
>>>1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
>>>time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
>>>argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was outside
>>>Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the civil trial
>>>Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the murders were
>>>committed.
>>
>>
>> Marcia argued her time based on witnesses that were closest to the scene.
>> So whether the murders were committed at 10:15 or 10:30, you have someone
>> doing something to cause people to think they were committed earlier.
>> That was my point. We had a whole trial based on an earlier time of the
>> murders. Do you think someone deliberately tried to confused the issue?
>>
>>
>>
>>>2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen
>>>and photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master bathroom,
>>>was "empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army knives."
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife that
>>>was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single edge, 3
>>>1/2 inch locking blade.
>>
>>
>> I refer you to Dick's comment on this subject. " Most interesting to me,
>> Joe commented on the big deal that Fuhrman made in his book about the
>> "empty Swiss Army knife box" found in Simpson's bathroom. However, the
>> box was not of a size to make a comfortable fit for the knife (though it
>> could have physically fit in it) and the box did not have any Swiss Army
>> markings on it. In fact, Bosco heard from his police informants, it was
>> just "a box," and it could have been used to hold any small personal
>> item -- jewelry, coins, keys, dope, etc. The most that we can say with
>> confidence is that in his haste, probably at some time after 10:00
>> o'clock that Sunday night, Simpson took SOMETHING from this box, and left
>> the empty box behind. (Before hearing this, and believing that this was
>> definitely a Swiss Army knife box, it has always been my position that
>> when Simpson gave a Swiss Army knife to a Connecticut limo driver a few
>> weeks earlier, he might have kept the empty box for utility use.)"
>>
>>
>>
>> And then there is Fuhrman's comment ".the Swiss army knife box, and its
>> clear why I couldn't testify at that point. They didn't take the knife
>> box..."
>>
>> It was Fuhrman's theory the knife was a 3 Å“ inch looking blade. Are you
>> believing his theory?
>>
>>
>>>3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
>>>killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
>>>don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut
>>>Ron over thirty times.
>>>
>>>"Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types
>>>of wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the
>>>deeper thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he had
>>>to strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or making
>>>a point. He was just trying to neutralize him."
>>
>>
>> Why were threatening wounds found on Ron then?
>>
>>
>>
>>>"By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As soon
>>>as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to Nicole,
>>>lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right through
>>>her voice box, nearly taking her head off."
>>>
>>>"The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military style
>>>along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time, there
>>>are disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way he
>>>planned, and that though he is mature, he has little, if any, experience
>>>in crime. There is an obvious lack of control relating to the male victim
>>>and evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his way."
>>>
>>>"The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
>>>finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on the
>>>bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very important,
>>>because it tells you that the offender is not a professional killer. This
>>>is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to kill this guy.
>>>He has to come back and check on him. He sees that Goldman is dying and
>>>he goes back and stabs him multiple times. In fact, he's actually stabbed
>>>more times than Brown, even though the personalized sort of attack is
>>>reserved for her. That's because even though she's the one he's out to
>>>punish, to revenge himself on, the male is the greater physical threat.
>>>That's another reason we know the crimes were committed by a single
>>>offender. Two or more killers would have been able to control the
>>>situation better. You wouldn't have the evidence of such a struggle on
>>>Goldman's body."
>>
>>
>> Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
>> opinion.
>>
>> The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
>> systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
>> that if you are planning to frame someone.
>>
>>
>>
>>>4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made with
>>>one knife.
>>
>>
>> Golden said different but then he was removed because his testimony
>> threatened the prosecution's case.
>>
>>
>>
>>>5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
>>>different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
>>>Gigi.
>>>
>>>The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine showed
>>>the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The sweat
>>>suit and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at the
>>>time for blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never
>>>collected. Later the police realized their mistake and a second search
>>>warrant was issued to collect the clothing. But by that time it was
>>>gone.
>>
>>
>> I have seen a picture (blurry), never a video. You can not tell there is
>> a sweat suit in the washing machine. Does Fung testify to the size of
>> this sweat suit? Did he even look at the size? It is a jump in logic to
>> say the black/blue fibers came from this sweat suit that was never
>> collected or analyzed just because you want OJ to be guilty.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
>>>cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore any
>>>sweat suit that night.
>>
>>
>> The sweat suit Kato talked about had a white strip on it and had
>> black/grey fibers.
>>
>> You can not get black/blue fibers from a black/grey sweat suit.
>>
>>
>>>7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has
>>>no limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
>>>Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?
>>
>>
>> What makes you so sure Shipp was not involved? Do you know where he was
>> on the night of the murders? As to Marcus Allan, wrong again.
>>
>>
>>
>>>My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
>>>these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
>>>fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They
>>>are irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you know very little about Wasz and Mario, HOW can you know that they
>> are irrelevant to the June 12 murders? Why is it you think a prior plot
>> on Nicole's life is irrelevant? Why are you avoiding Wasz and Mario like
>> the plague? Could it be you know more about the situation than you are
>> admitting? So many things about OJ, Nicole, Ron and the people connected
>> to the trial came out and were discussed ad nauseum, why do you think
>> there is this big cover up of Wasz and Mario? Why didn't Wasz's death
>> get reported in the media?
>>
>>
>>
>>>Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
>>>physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies.
>>>The only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these
>>>realities.
>>>
>>>No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
>>>represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal
>>>trial verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the
>>>real search for the truth and the truth was found.
>>
>>
>> No you parrot the civil trial attorney, Petrocelli and you are connected
>> to him.
>>
>> If walks like duck, talks like a duck..it is a duck.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."
>>
>>
>> There were many people in this case proven to be liars. OJ was found
>> "not guilty" in the criminal trial. The only thing proven in the civil
>> trial was a verdict in a civil case is easy to get when the judge does
>> not allow the defendant to present his defense and the burden of proof is
>> of a lesser degree.
>>
>> Rovaan
>>
>>>bobaugust
>
> Rose, the point is that the witnesses Clark used were in there houses, not
> outside when they heard Nicole's dog start to bark. Robert Heidstra was
> the closest witness outside to Nicole's dog. He is the only reliable
> witness who tells us when the dog started it's continuous barking.
> Heidstra tells us when Ron Goldman arrived at Nicole's house and yelled at
> Simpson. Heidstra tells us when Simpson left Nicole's house, just minutes
> before Shively encountered Simpson's speeding Bronco.
>
> You contradict yourself with your comments about the empty Swiss Army
> knife box. First you say there were no markings on it and then you end
> with a box that contained a Swiss Army knife that Simpson gave away.
>
> Fuhrman was very specific. He said the box had a Swiss Army logo on it.
>
> Yes I do believe Fuhrman's theory that the murder weapon was a Swiss Army
> lockback knife, single edged with a 3 1/2 inch locking blade, contour
> handle and no hilt. A knife that is consistent with making every wound on
> both victims.
>
> The so called "threatening" wounds was one person's opinion, not a fact.
>
> Rose, I notice that what you claim John Douglas said is not in quotes.
> It's obvious you are remembering wrong. I don't believe he said what you
> claim he said. Douglas did offer his opinion, he said,
>
> "What I'm saying," I clarify, "is that we see a lot of cases like this one
> and whoever did it was not a professional or experienced killer, acted
> alone, knew the female victim well, and had a tremendous amount of rage
> toward her."
>
(Missed this post)

I am not remembering wrong. I have the book. Douglas created a chapter
where he imagined that he had been called to give a profile on the Bundy
murders. What you posted is parts of what he wrote in the book and you did
not put quotes around the excerpts you posted. Douglas had no need to put
quotes around his own work in his bool. So your mumble jumble about quotes
is just a misdirection.
As I said it is just his opinion. He was not called in the case.


> Dr. Golden was replaced to testify in the criminal trial but it had
> nothing to do with his opinion about the murder weapon, it had to do with
> the errors in his report.

Covered

>
> Kato Kaelin testified as to the dark colored sweat suit Simpson was
> wearing that night.
>

You mean Marcia manipulated Kato's testimony to be a dark colored/ black
suit. Read it in its entriety. Dark color by the way does not equal
blue/black fibers. There is blue, blue/gray, blue/green, brown, black,
black/gray, black/green and probably many others.

> Q: What was he wearing?
> A: In my mind, it was the same suit, that black sweat with the white
> zipper and--the sharp sweat suit.
> Q: Black sweats?
> A: Black, dark colored, yeah, black.
>
> The sweat suit that was found in Simpson's washing machine were black
> sweats.
>
No sweat suit was collected. No size of the suit was determined. There was
no proof that sweatsuit left any blue/black fibers in the washing machine.

> The second search warrant that was issued to look for the clothing
> described specifically "black cotton type sweat suit".
>
I wonder if they searched Arnelle's clothing? Maybe she owned a black sweat
suit that she washed with her clothes.

> The blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Goldman's shirt,
> on Simpson's right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks are consistent with
> what Kaelin saw Simpson wearing and the sweat suit that was found in
> Simpson's washing machine.
>
Not enough infomration to know that.

> Fuhrman explained what happened when the dark colored sweat suit was
> removed and examined by Dennis Fung for traces of blood. Arnelle's
> clothing found in the washing machine were all white. It was all video
> taped. The photograph made from the video tape only shows the clothing in
> the washing machine.

Let me get this straight. They took a black sweat suit recently washed out
of the washing machine and then proceeded to photo the washing machine and
not the sweat suit?
>
> Neither Ron Shipp. Marcus Allen, or anyone other than Simpson was involved
> in this crime. There is not one shred of relevant physical evidence that
> points to anyone except Simpson.
>
> Wasz, Mario, and any other person you can dream up was not involved in the
> murders of Ron and Nicole. There is not one shred of of relevant physical
> evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.

Most of it was covered up.
>
> Simpson was found "not guilty" in the criminal trial despite all of the
> evidence that proved him guilty. The predominately black female jury
> listened to Johnnie Cochran and exercised their right of jury
> nullification to send a message to the LAPD.

They said the prosecution did not prove their case.

>
> The civil trial was the real search for the truth. New evidence was
> presented and more importantly Simpson testified. Simpson was proven to
> be a liar and a killer. Petrocelli told the jury he would prove Simpson's
> guilt using a higher standard than what was required and that's exactly
> what he did.

I saw a tape of Juror #5. She stunned me with her lack of ability to think.
>
> "Simpson's guilt was not proved merely by clear and convincing evidence,
> which is yet another burden of proof. Simpson's guilt was not proved
> merely by proof beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard of
> proof that applies in criminal cases. Simpson's guilt was proved to a
> certainty!"
>
Quoting Petrocelli, your buddy, I see. No wonder you can not address any
information about a frame up. Your buddy would lose his civil case win. But
the case was never about money, right?

Rovaan



> bobaugust
>
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><***@yahooie.com>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson's butchery and unrelated events for another forty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>of being accused of something he didn't do. A highly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>competitive guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of such a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>thing. That's only a fact, not evidence, but it's closer to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have ever
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>have to refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>naming of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>lot more to the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew
>>>>>>>>>>>>>that Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a con to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if Wasz was at
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna Green number
>>>>>>>>>>>>>or the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>>>>>>not Greta Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Wasz was not aware that Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on
>>>>>>>>>>>>>1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He stole Paula's car on 1/24/04
>>>>>>>>>>>>>after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to Rockingham on
>>>>>>>>>>>>>1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a guy
>>>>>>>>>>>>>moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is
>>>>>>>>>>>>>unlikely she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at
>>>>>>>>>>>>>OJ, so why was the plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz
>>>>>>>>>>>>>did not know she had moved and Wasz did not know either when he
>>>>>>>>>>>>>named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like
>>>>>>>>>>>>>that? It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name
>>>>>>>>>>>>>it gave it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was being followed and stalked. You have three people
>>>>>>>>>>>>>supposedly being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So
>>>>>>>>>>>>>who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>January?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's
>>>>>>>>>>>>>blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's
>>>>>>>>>>>>>attorney wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about
>>>>>>>>>>>>>his involvement.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but
>>>>>>>>>>>>>he buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob,
>>>>>>>>>>>>>but both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless it
>>>>>>>>>>>>is all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and Nicole. As
>>>>>>>>>>>>to what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As to what you
>>>>>>>>>>>>think I knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson
>>>>>>>>>>>>was proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty" in
>>>>>>>>>>>>the civil trial.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of
>>>>>>>>>>>>the relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as the
>>>>>>>>>>>>killer.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is
>>>>>>>>>>>very relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and
>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli have a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial
>>>>>>>>>>>verdict.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that
>>>>>>>>>>fact. At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average
>>>>>>>>>>common sense and can understand what the facts and the evidence are
>>>>>>>>>>in this case.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to
>>>>>>>>>>events that may have or may not have happened well before the time
>>>>>>>>>>of the actual murders.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned event
>>>>>>>>>>to frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have an
>>>>>>>>>>airtight alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not parked
>>>>>>>>>in driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked to
>>>>>>>>>Rockingham when she worked there?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she
>>>>>>>>was due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a
>>>>>>>>flight that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>whenever Simpson went out of town at night.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to return.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have picked
>>>>>>>>a night when Simpson would be in his house with his housekeeper
>>>>>>>>preparing to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone
>>>>>>>>call. Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home
>>>>>>>>security company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the
>>>>>>>>next morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been
>>>>>>>>in the house.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes where
>>>>>>>he had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make it look
>>>>>>>like the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi. Whose knows
>>>>>>>how many times they waited, watching for the right time. Could have
>>>>>>>been twice, could have been 30 times. If for some reason unknown to
>>>>>>>them, OJ had someone in the house with him at the time, we would have
>>>>>>>been hearing about a "murder for hire" with OJ hiring the murder. The
>>>>>>>trail to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was just laying there for
>>>>>>>dectctives to follow and a fall guy was already picked (though I bet
>>>>>>>he didn't know it).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
>>>>>>murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
>>>>>>can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone
>>>>>>else?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene points
>>>>>>to Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these other
>>>>>>people? And what if these other people who they want to frame have
>>>>>>airtight alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never even
>>>>>>left one single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of
>>>>>>Ron's shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's
>>>>>>glove and on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that
>>>>>>night before going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat suit.
>>>>>>Just coincidence?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she
>>>>>>washed a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours
>>>>>>the morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just
>>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims,
>>>>>>and even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron
>>>>>>over 30 times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind
>>>>>>just like Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman.
>>>>>>No gun, just a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty Swiss
>>>>>>Army knife box in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another
>>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier?
>>>>>>The murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of the
>>>>>>witnesses tell us.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come close
>>>>>>to making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your fantasy
>>>>>>fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real evidence,
>>>>>>and the truth.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the Petrocelli's
>>>>>in the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like the murders were
>>>>>committed at a different time.
>>>>>
>>>>>2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>>>>>
>>>>>3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two
>>>>>different things.
>>>>>
>>>>>4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>>>>>
>>>>>5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of
>>>>>what you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell
>>>>>what is in the washing machine.
>>>>>
>>>>>6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit
>>>>>Simpson had at one time?
>>>>>
>>>>>7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would have
>>>>>been black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole and
>>>>>Simpson and a reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>>>>>
>>>>>When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
>>>>>dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you. Since
>>>>>I know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand,
>>>>>declaring OJ the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>>>>>
>>>>>Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What was
>>>>>he afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask him
>>>>>about Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him to
>>>>>stop talking about what he knew?
>>>>>
>>>>>You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same prosecution
>>>>>spin that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't stop the
>>>>>truth from coming out.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.
>>>>
>>>>1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
>>>>time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
>>>>argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was outside
>>>>Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the civil trial
>>>>Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the murders were
>>>>committed.
>>>
>>>
>>>Marcia argued her time based on witnesses that were closest to the scene.
>>>So whether the murders were committed at 10:15 or 10:30, you have someone
>>>doing something to cause people to think they were committed earlier.
>>>That was my point. We had a whole trial based on an earlier time of the
>>>murders. Do you think someone deliberately tried to confused the issue?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen
>>>>and photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master bathroom,
>>>>was "empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army knives."
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife that
>>>>was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single edge, 3
>>>>1/2 inch locking blade.
>>>
>>>
>>>I refer you to Dick's comment on this subject. " Most interesting to me,
>>>Joe commented on the big deal that Fuhrman made in his book about the
>>>"empty Swiss Army knife box" found in Simpson's bathroom. However, the
>>>box was not of a size to make a comfortable fit for the knife (though it
>>>could have physically fit in it) and the box did not have any Swiss Army
>>>markings on it. In fact, Bosco heard from his police informants, it was
>>>just "a box," and it could have been used to hold any small personal
>>>item -- jewelry, coins, keys, dope, etc. The most that we can say with
>>>confidence is that in his haste, probably at some time after 10:00
>>>o'clock that Sunday night, Simpson took SOMETHING from this box, and left
>>>the empty box behind. (Before hearing this, and believing that this was
>>>definitely a Swiss Army knife box, it has always been my position that
>>>when Simpson gave a Swiss Army knife to a Connecticut limo driver a few
>>>weeks earlier, he might have kept the empty box for utility use.)"
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>And then there is Fuhrman's comment ".the Swiss army knife box, and its
>>>clear why I couldn't testify at that point. They didn't take the knife
>>>box..."
>>>
>>>It was Fuhrman's theory the knife was a 3 ½ inch looking blade. Are you
>>>believing his theory?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
>>>>killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
>>>>don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut
>>>>Ron over thirty times.
>>>>
>>>>"Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types
>>>>of wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the
>>>>deeper thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he had
>>>>to strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or making
>>>>a point. He was just trying to neutralize him."
>>>
>>>
>>> Why were threatening wounds found on Ron then?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>"By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As soon
>>>>as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to Nicole,
>>>>lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right through
>>>>her voice box, nearly taking her head off."
>>>>
>>>>"The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military style
>>>>along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time, there
>>>>are disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way he
>>>>planned, and that though he is mature, he has little, if any, experience
>>>>in crime. There is an obvious lack of control relating to the male victim
>>>>and evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his way."
>>>>
>>>>"The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
>>>>finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on the
>>>>bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very important,
>>>>because it tells you that the offender is not a professional killer. This
>>>>is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to kill this guy.
>>>>He has to come back and check on him. He sees that Goldman is dying and
>>>>he goes back and stabs him multiple times. In fact, he's actually stabbed
>>>>more times than Brown, even though the personalized sort of attack is
>>>>reserved for her. That's because even though she's the one he's out to
>>>>punish, to revenge himself on, the male is the greater physical threat.
>>>>That's another reason we know the crimes were committed by a single
>>>>offender. Two or more killers would have been able to control the
>>>>situation better. You wouldn't have the evidence of such a struggle on
>>>>Goldman's body."
>>>
>>>
>>>Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
>>>opinion.
>>>
>>>The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
>>>systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
>>>that if you are planning to frame someone.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made with
>>>>one knife.
>>>
>>>
>>>Golden said different but then he was removed because his testimony
>>>threatened the prosecution's case.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
>>>>different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
>>>>Gigi.
>>>>
>>>>The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine showed
>>>>the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The sweat
>>>>suit and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at the
>>>>time for blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never
>>>>collected. Later the police realized their mistake and a second search
>>>>warrant was issued to collect the clothing. But by that time it was
>>>>gone.
>>>
>>>
>>>I have seen a picture (blurry), never a video. You can not tell there is
>>>a sweat suit in the washing machine. Does Fung testify to the size of
>>>this sweat suit? Did he even look at the size? It is a jump in logic to
>>>say the black/blue fibers came from this sweat suit that was never
>>>collected or analyzed just because you want OJ to be guilty.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
>>>>cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore any
>>>>sweat suit that night.
>>>
>>>
>>>The sweat suit Kato talked about had a white strip on it and had
>>>black/grey fibers.
>>>
>>>You can not get black/blue fibers from a black/grey sweat suit.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has
>>>>no limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
>>>>Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?
>>>
>>>
>>>What makes you so sure Shipp was not involved? Do you know where he was
>>>on the night of the murders? As to Marcus Allan, wrong again.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
>>>>these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
>>>>fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They
>>>>are irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>If you know very little about Wasz and Mario, HOW can you know that they
>>>are irrelevant to the June 12 murders? Why is it you think a prior plot
>>>on Nicole's life is irrelevant? Why are you avoiding Wasz and Mario like
>>>the plague? Could it be you know more about the situation than you are
>>>admitting? So many things about OJ, Nicole, Ron and the people connected
>>>to the trial came out and were discussed ad nauseum, why do you think
>>>there is this big cover up of Wasz and Mario? Why didn't Wasz's death
>>>get reported in the media?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
>>>>physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies.
>>>>The only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these
>>>>realities.
>>>>
>>>>No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
>>>>represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal
>>>>trial verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the
>>>>real search for the truth and the truth was found.
>>>
>>>
>>>No you parrot the civil trial attorney, Petrocelli and you are connected
>>>to him.
>>>
>>>If walks like duck, talks like a duck..it is a duck.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."
>>>
>>>
>>>There were many people in this case proven to be liars. OJ was found
>>>"not guilty" in the criminal trial. The only thing proven in the civil
>>>trial was a verdict in a civil case is easy to get when the judge does
>>>not allow the defendant to present his defense and the burden of proof is
>>>of a lesser degree.
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>
>>Rose, the point is that the witnesses Clark used were in there houses, not
>>outside when they heard Nicole's dog start to bark. Robert Heidstra was
>>the closest witness outside to Nicole's dog. He is the only reliable
>>witness who tells us when the dog started it's continuous barking.
>>Heidstra tells us when Ron Goldman arrived at Nicole's house and yelled at
>>Simpson. Heidstra tells us when Simpson left Nicole's house, just minutes
>>before Shively encountered Simpson's speeding Bronco.
>>
>>You contradict yourself with your comments about the empty Swiss Army
>>knife box. First you say there were no markings on it and then you end
>>with a box that contained a Swiss Army knife that Simpson gave away.
>>
>>Fuhrman was very specific. He said the box had a Swiss Army logo on it.
>>
>>Yes I do believe Fuhrman's theory that the murder weapon was a Swiss Army
>>lockback knife, single edged with a 3 1/2 inch locking blade, contour
>>handle and no hilt. A knife that is consistent with making every wound on
>>both victims.
>>
>>The so called "threatening" wounds was one person's opinion, not a fact.
>>
>>Rose, I notice that what you claim John Douglas said is not in quotes.
>>It's obvious you are remembering wrong. I don't believe he said what you
>>claim he said. Douglas did offer his opinion, he said,
>>
>>"What I'm saying," I clarify, "is that we see a lot of cases like this one
>>and whoever did it was not a professional or experienced killer, acted
>>alone, knew the female victim well, and had a tremendous amount of rage
>>toward her."
>>
>
> (Missed this post)
>
> I am not remembering wrong. I have the book. Douglas created a chapter
> where he imagined that he had been called to give a profile on the Bundy
> murders. What you posted is parts of what he wrote in the book and you did
> not put quotes around the excerpts you posted. Douglas had no need to put
> quotes around his own work in his bool. So your mumble jumble about quotes
> is just a misdirection.
> As I said it is just his opinion. He was not called in the case.
>
>
>
>>Dr. Golden was replaced to testify in the criminal trial but it had
>>nothing to do with his opinion about the murder weapon, it had to do with
>>the errors in his report.
>
>
> Covered
>
>
>>Kato Kaelin testified as to the dark colored sweat suit Simpson was
>>wearing that night.
>>
>
>
> You mean Marcia manipulated Kato's testimony to be a dark colored/ black
> suit. Read it in its entriety. Dark color by the way does not equal
> blue/black fibers. There is blue, blue/gray, blue/green, brown, black,
> black/gray, black/green and probably many others.
>
>
>>Q: What was he wearing?
>>A: In my mind, it was the same suit, that black sweat with the white
>>zipper and--the sharp sweat suit.
>>Q: Black sweats?
>>A: Black, dark colored, yeah, black.
>>
>>The sweat suit that was found in Simpson's washing machine were black
>>sweats.
>>
>
> No sweat suit was collected. No size of the suit was determined. There was
> no proof that sweatsuit left any blue/black fibers in the washing machine.
>
>
>>The second search warrant that was issued to look for the clothing
>>described specifically "black cotton type sweat suit".
>>
>
> I wonder if they searched Arnelle's clothing? Maybe she owned a black sweat
> suit that she washed with her clothes.
>
>
>>The blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Goldman's shirt,
>>on Simpson's right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks are consistent with
>>what Kaelin saw Simpson wearing and the sweat suit that was found in
>>Simpson's washing machine.
>>
>
> Not enough infomration to know that.
>
>
>>Fuhrman explained what happened when the dark colored sweat suit was
>>removed and examined by Dennis Fung for traces of blood. Arnelle's
>>clothing found in the washing machine were all white. It was all video
>>taped. The photograph made from the video tape only shows the clothing in
>>the washing machine.
>
>
> Let me get this straight. They took a black sweat suit recently washed out
> of the washing machine and then proceeded to photo the washing machine and
> not the sweat suit?
>
>>Neither Ron Shipp. Marcus Allen, or anyone other than Simpson was involved
>>in this crime. There is not one shred of relevant physical evidence that
>>points to anyone except Simpson.
>>
>>Wasz, Mario, and any other person you can dream up was not involved in the
>>murders of Ron and Nicole. There is not one shred of of relevant physical
>>evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.
>
>
> Most of it was covered up.
>
>>Simpson was found "not guilty" in the criminal trial despite all of the
>>evidence that proved him guilty. The predominately black female jury
>>listened to Johnnie Cochran and exercised their right of jury
>>nullification to send a message to the LAPD.
>
>
> They said the prosecution did not prove their case.
>
>
>>The civil trial was the real search for the truth. New evidence was
>>presented and more importantly Simpson testified. Simpson was proven to
>>be a liar and a killer. Petrocelli told the jury he would prove Simpson's
>>guilt using a higher standard than what was required and that's exactly
>>what he did.
>
>
> I saw a tape of Juror #5. She stunned me with her lack of ability to think.
>
>>"Simpson's guilt was not proved merely by clear and convincing evidence,
>>which is yet another burden of proof. Simpson's guilt was not proved
>>merely by proof beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard of
>>proof that applies in criminal cases. Simpson's guilt was proved to a
>>certainty!"
>>
>
> Quoting Petrocelli, your buddy, I see. No wonder you can not address any
> information about a frame up. Your buddy would lose his civil case win. But
> the case was never about money, right?
>
> Rovaan
>
>
>
>
>>bobaugust
>>
>

Rose, I see you can quote (inaccurately) John Douglas but when I quote
him using quotation marks it's just "mumble jumble". Funny.

You did not quote what Douglas said, you made up your own interpretation
of what you think he said. and you are wrong.

Kaelin was consistent every time he testified as to what he saw Simpson
wearing the night of the murders. In fact the dark colored sweat suit
was the only clothing he remembered.

Blue black cotton fibers are consistent with a black or dark colored
sweat suit. Dark clothing is not made from only one color. Different
color fibers contribute to the different shades of dark clothing.

There doesn't have to be proof of fibers in the washing machine. The
fact is that there was a dark colored sweat suit found in Simpson's
washing machine along with Arnelle's white clothing.

Given a choice, do you wash your whites with dark colors?

There were no photographs made of the clothing in Simpson's washing
machine there was only a video tape made.

Your claim that police covered up evidence is as lame and unsupported as
all of your fantasy claims, Rose.

The predominately black female jury used excuses to disregard all of the
relevant physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty. Their intention
was to send a message to the LAPD about how the police have mistreated
the black community. And that is what they did, despite the evidence.

You were stunned by a juror? Wow. What about your ability not to
think? How about the criminal trial juror who said, "I knew he was
innocent from the beginning." Did that stun you?

The civil trial was the real search for the truth and the truth was
found. Simpson was not framed. Simpson was proved to be a liar and a
killer "to a certainty".

Simpson couldn't be sent to jail where he belongs for killing two
people, the only recourse was money. That's why the judgment was so large.

bobaugust
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson's butchery and unrelated events for another forty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>years.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>because of being accused of something he didn't do. A
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>highly competitive guy like Simpson wouldn't even think of
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>such a thing. That's only a fact, not evidence, but it's
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>have ever presented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi Bob
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>have to refer to the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Kardashian can't tell us his version.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>naming of Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>lot more to the Wasz story than what was told by Bosco and
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Bresnahan.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>knew that Wasz had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>when Nicole lived on Greta Green, How hard would it be for a
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>con to get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe Kardashian's number if
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number he had the Gretna
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Green number or the Bundy number?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Rockingham not Greta Green. He was asked to do this on
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not aware that Nicole made the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He stole
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved. Kato
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>moved to Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance-
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>with no mention of a guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>for Kato moving. It is unlikely she would have stayed at
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the plan to kill
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>and Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>followed Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>that? It reads more like someone's schedule, which is the name
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>it gave it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole was being followed and stalked. You have three people
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>supposedly being asked to follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set up to be a patsy. So
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>January?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>OJ's blood with Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>attorney wore Bruno Maglis?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>his involvement.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>but he buried it, just like others have. Pretend all you
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>want, Bob, but both you and Petrocelli knew all about Mario
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>and Wasz.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Rose
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Rose, everything you wrote may or may not be true. Regardless
>>>>>>>>>>>>>it is all completely irrelevant to the murders of Ron and
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nicole. As to what Petrocelli knew, that's also irrelevant. As
>>>>>>>>>>>>>to what you think I knew, that's also irrelevant.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>We know the truth about this crime.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>There is no doubt that Simpson committed both murders. Simpson
>>>>>>>>>>>>>was proved to be a liar and a killer. Proved "to a certainty"
>>>>>>>>>>>>>in the civil trial.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Not only did Simpson have the means and the opportunity, all of
>>>>>>>>>>>>>the relevant physical evidence points to him and only him as
>>>>>>>>>>>>>the killer.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nothing eliminates him.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>All of the witnesses, including defense witnesses tell us when
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes,
>>>>>>>>>>>>>fabrications and lies confirm his guilt.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Since OJ did not commit the murders, what I have posted here is
>>>>>>>>>>>>very relevant. It is only irrelevant to you because you and
>>>>>>>>>>>>Petrocelli have a vested interest in keeping that Civil Trial
>>>>>>>>>>>>verdict.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>The truth is coming out Bob, no matter what you believe.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Rose, the truth of these murders has come out.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Simpson killed both Ron and Nicole. There is no doubt as to that
>>>>>>>>>>>fact. At least no doubt to any normal person who possess average
>>>>>>>>>>>common sense and can understand what the facts and the evidence
>>>>>>>>>>>are in this case.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Your previous comments are irrelevant because they pertain to
>>>>>>>>>>>events that may have or may not have happened well before the
>>>>>>>>>>>time of the actual murders.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>The fact is that these murders were not an elaborate planned
>>>>>>>>>>>event to frame Simpson. No one knew that Simpson would not have
>>>>>>>>>>>an airtight alibi for the evening of June 12, 1994.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>No one except the people watching him. Oh, and maid's car not
>>>>>>>>>>parked in driveway = maid not there. (Or did you think she walked
>>>>>>>>>>to Rockingham when she worked there?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Rose, that means nothing. Gigi always had the weekends off, but she
>>>>>>>>>was due to return Sunday evening. She knew Simpson was leaving on a
>>>>>>>>>flight that night. It was part of her job to be at Rockingham
>>>>>>>>>whenever Simpson went out of town at night.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Up until 8:00 that night Simpson was still expecting Gigi to
>>>>>>>>>return.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Anyone (anyone real) planning to frame Simpson would not have
>>>>>>>>>picked a night when Simpson would be in his house with his
>>>>>>>>>housekeeper preparing to leave on a flight to go out of town.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone
>>>>>>>>>call. Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home
>>>>>>>>>security company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate
>>>>>>>>>the next morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should
>>>>>>>>>have been in the house.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario
>>>>>>>>>failed.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>For anyone planning to frame OJ, all they needed was 20 minutes
>>>>>>>>where he had no alibi. Then they could commit the murders and make
>>>>>>>>it look like the murders happened earlier when OJ had no alibi.
>>>>>>>>Whose knows how many times they waited, watching for the right time.
>>>>>>>>Could have been twice, could have been 30 times. If for some
>>>>>>>>reason unknown to them, OJ had someone in the house with him at the
>>>>>>>>time, we would have been hearing about a "murder for hire" with OJ
>>>>>>>>hiring the murder. The trail to Wasz, Mario and Pellicano was just
>>>>>>>>laying there for dectctives to follow and a fall guy was already
>>>>>>>>picked (though I bet he didn't know it).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, that doesn't make any sense. These mysterious people plan to
>>>>>>>murder Nicole and frame Simpson and then if it turns out that Simpson
>>>>>>>can't be framed because he has an airtight alibi they frame someone
>>>>>>>else?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Since all of the relevant physical evidence at the murder scene
>>>>>>>points to Simpson and only Simpson, how does that then lead to these
>>>>>>>other people? And what if these other people who they want to frame
>>>>>>>have airtight alibis? And these geniuses were so skilled they never
>>>>>>>even left one single trace of evidence that they were there?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Sorry, but the blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of
>>>>>>>Ron's shirt (from the killer's clothing) was also found on Simpson's
>>>>>>>glove and on Simpson's sock. Simpson had changed his clothes that
>>>>>>>night before going to Bundy and was wearing a dark colored sweat
>>>>>>>suit. Just coincidence?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Simpson's daughter Arnelle lied in court to hide the fact that she
>>>>>>>washed a dark colored sweat suit with her clothing in the early hours
>>>>>>>the morning after the murders before the police arrived. Just
>>>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>To top it off these genius killers used a knife to kill both victims,
>>>>>>>and even made it look like an amateur job by stabbing and cutting Ron
>>>>>>>over 30 times. On purpose right? Killing both victims from behind
>>>>>>>just like Simpson learned by recently playing the part of a Frogman.
>>>>>>>No gun, just a small knife. Did they also plant the large empty
>>>>>>>Swiss Army knife box in Simpson's bathroom or was that just another
>>>>>>>coincidence?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>And then they could make the murders look like they happened earlier?
>>>>>>>The murders happened when Simpson was at Bundy. That's what all of
>>>>>>>the witnesses tell us.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>No Rose, I'm sorry but the fantasy you imagine doesn't even come
>>>>>>>close to making any sense. You have the same problem Dick had. Your
>>>>>>>fantasy fails, completely contradicted by the real facts, the real
>>>>>>>evidence, and the truth.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>1. Rember Marcia's timeline in the criminal trial and the
>>>>>>Petrocelli's in the civil. Obviously, someone did make it look like
>>>>>>the murders were committed at a different time.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>2. It was a small box in Simpson's bathroom, not a large one.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>3. Learning moves for a movie and actually killing someone are two
>>>>>>different things.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>4. It was a miltary styled hit, involving two knifes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>5. Arnelle did not lie. No sweat suit collected, means no evidence of
>>>>>>what you claim. The picture taken of the washer- impossible to tell
>>>>>>what is in the washing machine.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>6. How do you get black-blue fibers from the black-gray sweatsuit
>>>>>>Simpson had at one time?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>7. If Simpson would have had a unexpected alibi. The killer would
>>>>>>have been black, about Simpson's height, with a connection to Nicole
>>>>>>and Simpson and a reason to frame OJ. Does Shipp ring a bell?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>When you are willing to talk about Wasz, Mario and others without just
>>>>>>dismissing them, I will continue to try to explain things to you.
>>>>>>Since I know you will just avoid what I write and dismiss it offhand,
>>>>>>declaring OJ the kiler, it is a waste of my time.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Why don't you ask Petrocelli why he covered up Wasz and Mario? What
>>>>>>was he afraid of? Post real answers. Contact Ron Ito (LAPD) and ask
>>>>>>him about Mario? Ask why Mario was almost beaten to death to get him
>>>>>>to stop talking about what he knew?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You are just a plant in this newsgroup to spew out the same
>>>>>>prosecution spin that we have heard for years. Spin away but it won't
>>>>>>stop the truth from coming out.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, wow not only are you wrong, you're getting paranoid.
>>>>>
>>>>>1. Marcia Clark argued the wrong time of the murders based on mistaken
>>>>>time estimates made by witnesses who were in their houses. The defense
>>>>>argued the correct time of the murders based on a witness who was
>>>>>outside Nicole's house before, during, and after the murders. In the
>>>>>civil trial Petrocelli used this defense witness to establish when the
>>>>>murders were committed.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Marcia argued her time based on witnesses that were closest to the
>>>>scene. So whether the murders were committed at 10:15 or 10:30, you have
>>>>someone
>>>>doing something to cause people to think they were committed earlier.
>>>>That was my point. We had a whole trial based on an earlier time of the
>>>>murders. Do you think someone deliberately tried to confused the issue?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>2. "Large" is a relative term. The Swiss Army Knife box that was seen
>>>>>and photographed on the edge of Simpson's bathtub in his master
>>>>>bathroom, was "empty, but meant to package one of the large Swiss Army
>>>>>knives."
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>It was the size box that would contain the kind of Swiss Army knife
>>>>>that was consistent with making every wound on both victims. A single
>>>>>edge, 3 1/2 inch locking blade.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I refer you to Dick's comment on this subject. " Most interesting to me,
>>>>Joe commented on the big deal that Fuhrman made in his book about the
>>>>"empty Swiss Army knife box" found in Simpson's bathroom. However, the
>>>>box was not of a size to make a comfortable fit for the knife (though it
>>>>could have physically fit in it) and the box did not have any Swiss Army
>>>>markings on it. In fact, Bosco heard from his police informants, it was
>>>>just "a box," and it could have been used to hold any small personal
>>>>item -- jewelry, coins, keys, dope, etc. The most that we can say with
>>>>confidence is that in his haste, probably at some time after 10:00
>>>>o'clock that Sunday night, Simpson took SOMETHING from this box, and
>>>>left the empty box behind. (Before hearing this, and believing that this
>>>>was definitely a Swiss Army knife box, it has always been my position
>>>>that when Simpson gave a Swiss Army knife to a Connecticut limo driver a
>>>>few weeks earlier, he might have kept the empty box for utility use.)"
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>And then there is Fuhrman's comment ".the Swiss army knife box, and its
>>>>clear why I couldn't testify at that point. They didn't take the knife
>>>>box..."
>>>>
>>>>It was Fuhrman's theory the knife was a 3 Å“ inch looking blade. Are you
>>>>believing his theory?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>3. Yes, learning moves to kill for a movie is different than actually
>>>>>killing someone. That's what Simpson learned first hand. Real people
>>>>>don't die as easily as they do in the movies. Simpson stabbed and cut
>>>>>Ron over thirty times.
>>>>>
>>>>>"Goldman put up an incredible struggle, one hell of a fight. The types
>>>>>of wounds on him - the defense wounds on the hands and arms and the
>>>>>deeper thrusts to the body - show that the (killer) was doing what he
>>>>>had to strictly to kill him. He wasn't interested in punishing him or
>>>>>making a point. He was just trying to neutralize him."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Why were threatening wounds found on Ron then?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"By this point the offender has worked himself up into a frenzy. As
>>>>>soon as he's got Ron neutralized, which is not easy, he goes back to
>>>>>Nicole, lifts her head from behind, and cuts her throat, slicing right
>>>>>through her voice box, nearly taking her head off."
>>>>>
>>>>>"The killing of the female victim is efficient and almost military
>>>>>style along with a tremendous amount of "overkill." At the same time,
>>>>>there are disorganized elements that suggest it didn't go quite the way
>>>>>he planned, and that though he is mature, he has little, if any,
>>>>>experience in crime. There is an obvious lack of control relating to
>>>>>the male victim and evidence of panic when things didn't go quite his
>>>>>way."
>>>>>
>>>>>"The (killer) then goes back to Goldman because he has to make sure he
>>>>>finishes him off. We know he goes back because her blood is found on
>>>>>the bottom of one of Goldman's shoes. Now, this is very, very
>>>>>important, because it tells you that the offender is not a professional
>>>>>killer. This is not a hit man. He doesn't know exactly what it takes to
>>>>>kill this guy. He has to come back and check on him. He sees that
>>>>>Goldman is dying and he goes back and stabs him multiple times. In
>>>>>fact, he's actually stabbed more times than Brown, even though the
>>>>>personalized sort of attack is reserved for her. That's because even
>>>>>though she's the one he's out to punish, to revenge himself on, the
>>>>>male is the greater physical threat. That's another reason we know the
>>>>>crimes were committed by a single offender. Two or more killers would
>>>>>have been able to control the situation better. You wouldn't have the
>>>>>evidence of such a struggle on Goldman's body."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
>>>>opinion.
>>>>
>>>>The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
>>>>systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
>>>>that if you are planning to frame someone.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>4. All of the wounds on both victims are consistent with being made
>>>>>with one knife.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Golden said different but then he was removed because his testimony
>>>>threatened the prosecution's case.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>5. Learn the facts, Rose. Arnelle's testimony was contradicted by six
>>>>>different witnesses and the facts. Four detectives, Kato Kaelin, and
>>>>>Gigi.
>>>>>
>>>>>The video tape of the clothing found in Simpson's washing machine
>>>>>showed the dark colored sweat suit along with Arnelle's clothing. The
>>>>>sweat suit and the washing machine were both examined by Dennis Fung at
>>>>>the time for blood. No blood was found, and the sweat suit was never
>>>>>collected. Later the police realized their mistake and a second search
>>>>>warrant was issued to collect the clothing. But by that time it was
>>>>>gone.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I have seen a picture (blurry), never a video. You can not tell there is
>>>>a sweat suit in the washing machine. Does Fung testify to the size of
>>>>this sweat suit? Did he even look at the size? It is a jump in logic to
>>>>say the black/blue fibers came from this sweat suit that was never
>>>>collected or analyzed just because you want OJ to be guilty.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>6. The sweat suit Simpson wore was dark colored, black. The blue black
>>>>>cotton fibers are consistent with that. Simpson claimed he never wore
>>>>>any sweat suit that night.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The sweat suit Kato talked about had a white strip on it and had
>>>>black/grey fibers.
>>>>
>>>>You can not get black/blue fibers from a black/grey sweat suit.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>7. Ron Shipp played no part in this crime. I see that your fantasy has
>>>>>no limitations as to who it includes. I'm surprised you haven't worked
>>>>>Marcus Allen into your fantasy, but maybe that will come later, right?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What makes you so sure Shipp was not involved? Do you know where he was
>>>>on the night of the murders? As to Marcus Allan, wrong again.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>My discussions are about the facts, the evidence, and the truth about
>>>>>these murders, not irrelevant unsupported wild speculation and
>>>>>fabrication. I know very little about "Wasz, Mario and others." They
>>>>>are irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>If you know very little about Wasz and Mario, HOW can you know that they
>>>>are irrelevant to the June 12 murders? Why is it you think a prior plot
>>>>on Nicole's life is irrelevant? Why are you avoiding Wasz and Mario like
>>>>the plague? Could it be you know more about the situation than you are
>>>>admitting? So many things about OJ, Nicole, Ron and the people
>>>>connected to the trial came out and were discussed ad nauseum, why do
>>>>you think there is this big cover up of Wasz and Mario? Why didn't
>>>>Wasz's death get reported in the media?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Simpson was the killer. That fact is based on all of the relevant
>>>>>physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's fabrications and lies.
>>>>>The only waste of time around here is from people who ignore these
>>>>>realities.
>>>>>
>>>>>No Rose, I am not a plant here. That's funny. I certainly do not
>>>>>represent the prosecution. I blame the prosecution for the criminal
>>>>>trial verdict because of the bad job they did. The civil trial was the
>>>>>real search for the truth and the truth was found.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>No you parrot the civil trial attorney, Petrocelli and you are connected
>>>>to him.
>>>>
>>>>If walks like duck, talks like a duck..it is a duck.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to a certainty."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>There were many people in this case proven to be liars. OJ was found
>>>>"not guilty" in the criminal trial. The only thing proven in the civil
>>>>trial was a verdict in a civil case is easy to get when the judge does
>>>>not allow the defendant to present his defense and the burden of proof
>>>>is of a lesser degree.
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>Rose, the point is that the witnesses Clark used were in there houses,
>>>not outside when they heard Nicole's dog start to bark. Robert Heidstra
>>>was the closest witness outside to Nicole's dog. He is the only reliable
>>>witness who tells us when the dog started it's continuous barking.
>>>Heidstra tells us when Ron Goldman arrived at Nicole's house and yelled
>>>at Simpson. Heidstra tells us when Simpson left Nicole's house, just
>>>minutes before Shively encountered Simpson's speeding Bronco.
>>>
>>>You contradict yourself with your comments about the empty Swiss Army
>>>knife box. First you say there were no markings on it and then you end
>>>with a box that contained a Swiss Army knife that Simpson gave away.
>>>
>>>Fuhrman was very specific. He said the box had a Swiss Army logo on it.
>>>
>>>Yes I do believe Fuhrman's theory that the murder weapon was a Swiss Army
>>>lockback knife, single edged with a 3 1/2 inch locking blade, contour
>>>handle and no hilt. A knife that is consistent with making every wound
>>>on both victims.
>>>
>>>The so called "threatening" wounds was one person's opinion, not a fact.
>>>
>>>Rose, I notice that what you claim John Douglas said is not in quotes.
>>>It's obvious you are remembering wrong. I don't believe he said what you
>>>claim he said. Douglas did offer his opinion, he said,
>>>
>>>"What I'm saying," I clarify, "is that we see a lot of cases like this
>>>one and whoever did it was not a professional or experienced killer,
>>>acted alone, knew the female victim well, and had a tremendous amount of
>>>rage toward her."
>>>
>>
>> (Missed this post)
>>
>> I am not remembering wrong. I have the book. Douglas created a chapter
>> where he imagined that he had been called to give a profile on the Bundy
>> murders. What you posted is parts of what he wrote in the book and you
>> did not put quotes around the excerpts you posted. Douglas had no need
>> to put quotes around his own work in his bool. So your mumble jumble
>> about quotes is just a misdirection.
>> As I said it is just his opinion. He was not called in the case.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Dr. Golden was replaced to testify in the criminal trial but it had
>>>nothing to do with his opinion about the murder weapon, it had to do with
>>>the errors in his report.
>>
>>
>> Covered
>>
>>
>>>Kato Kaelin testified as to the dark colored sweat suit Simpson was
>>>wearing that night.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You mean Marcia manipulated Kato's testimony to be a dark colored/ black
>> suit. Read it in its entriety. Dark color by the way does not equal
>> blue/black fibers. There is blue, blue/gray, blue/green, brown, black,
>> black/gray, black/green and probably many others.
>>
>>
>>>Q: What was he wearing?
>>>A: In my mind, it was the same suit, that black sweat with the white
>>>zipper and--the sharp sweat suit.
>>>Q: Black sweats?
>>>A: Black, dark colored, yeah, black.
>>>
>>>The sweat suit that was found in Simpson's washing machine were black
>>>sweats.
>>>
>>
>> No sweat suit was collected. No size of the suit was determined. There
>> was no proof that sweatsuit left any blue/black fibers in the washing
>> machine.
>>
>>
>>>The second search warrant that was issued to look for the clothing
>>>described specifically "black cotton type sweat suit".
>>>
>>
>> I wonder if they searched Arnelle's clothing? Maybe she owned a black
>> sweat suit that she washed with her clothes.
>>
>>
>>>The blue black cotton fibers found all over the back of Goldman's shirt,
>>>on Simpson's right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks are consistent with
>>>what Kaelin saw Simpson wearing and the sweat suit that was found in
>>>Simpson's washing machine.
>>>
>>
>> Not enough infomration to know that.
>>
>>
>>>Fuhrman explained what happened when the dark colored sweat suit was
>>>removed and examined by Dennis Fung for traces of blood. Arnelle's
>>>clothing found in the washing machine were all white. It was all video
>>>taped. The photograph made from the video tape only shows the clothing
>>>in the washing machine.
>>
>>
>> Let me get this straight. They took a black sweat suit recently washed
>> out of the washing machine and then proceeded to photo the washing
>> machine and not the sweat suit?
>>
>>>Neither Ron Shipp. Marcus Allen, or anyone other than Simpson was
>>>involved in this crime. There is not one shred of relevant physical
>>>evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.
>>>
>>>Wasz, Mario, and any other person you can dream up was not involved in
>>>the murders of Ron and Nicole. There is not one shred of of relevant
>>>physical evidence that points to anyone except Simpson.
>>
>>
>> Most of it was covered up.
>>
>>>Simpson was found "not guilty" in the criminal trial despite all of the
>>>evidence that proved him guilty. The predominately black female jury
>>>listened to Johnnie Cochran and exercised their right of jury
>>>nullification to send a message to the LAPD.
>>
>>
>> They said the prosecution did not prove their case.
>>
>>
>>>The civil trial was the real search for the truth. New evidence was
>>>presented and more importantly Simpson testified. Simpson was proven to
>>>be a liar and a killer. Petrocelli told the jury he would prove
>>>Simpson's guilt using a higher standard than what was required and that's
>>>exactly what he did.
>>
>>
>> I saw a tape of Juror #5. She stunned me with her lack of ability to
>> think.
>>
>>>"Simpson's guilt was not proved merely by clear and convincing evidence,
>>>which is yet another burden of proof. Simpson's guilt was not proved
>>>merely by proof beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard of
>>>proof that applies in criminal cases. Simpson's guilt was proved to a
>>>certainty!"
>>>
>>
>> Quoting Petrocelli, your buddy, I see. No wonder you can not address any
>> information about a frame up. Your buddy would lose his civil case win.
>> But the case was never about money, right?
>>
>> Rovaan
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>
>
> Rose, I see you can quote (inaccurately) John Douglas but when I quote him
> using quotation marks it's just "mumble jumble". Funny.

I will use this to rest my case. If anyone wants to check back, I never
quoted John Douglas. Bob August did in his post of 6/23/05. Read the above
statement and see if it makes sense to you. It makes about as much sense as
the rest of his contrived story about Simpson.

Keep posting your same old, same old. The truth is coming out to challenge
what you think is reality.

>
> You did not quote what Douglas said, you made up your own interpretation
> of what you think he said. and you are wrong.
>
> Kaelin was consistent every time he testified as to what he saw Simpson
> wearing the night of the murders. In fact the dark colored sweat suit was
> the only clothing he remembered.
>
> Blue black cotton fibers are consistent with a black or dark colored sweat
> suit. Dark clothing is not made from only one color. Different color
> fibers contribute to the different shades of dark clothing.
>
> There doesn't have to be proof of fibers in the washing machine. The fact
> is that there was a dark colored sweat suit found in Simpson's washing
> machine along with Arnelle's white clothing.
>
> Given a choice, do you wash your whites with dark colors?
>
> There were no photographs made of the clothing in Simpson's washing
> machine there was only a video tape made.
>
> Your claim that police covered up evidence is as lame and unsupported as
> all of your fantasy claims, Rose.
>
> The predominately black female jury used excuses to disregard all of the
> relevant physical evidence that proves Simpson guilty. Their intention
> was to send a message to the LAPD about how the police have mistreated the
> black community. And that is what they did, despite the evidence.
>
> You were stunned by a juror? Wow. What about your ability not to think?
> How about the criminal trial juror who said, "I knew he was innocent from
> the beginning." Did that stun you?
>
> The civil trial was the real search for the truth and the truth was found.
> Simpson was not framed. Simpson was proved to be a liar and a killer "to
> a certainty".
>
> Simpson couldn't be sent to jail where he belongs for killing two people,
> the only recourse was money. That's why the judgment was so large.
>
> bobaugust
>
>
>
bobaugust
2005-06-27 13:22:10 UTC
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rovaan wrote:

> I will use this to rest my case. If anyone wants to check back, I never
> quoted John Douglas. Bob August did in his post of 6/23/05. Read the above
> statement and see if it makes sense to you. It makes about as much sense as
> the rest of his contrived story about Simpson.
>
> Keep posting your same old, same old. The truth is coming out to challenge
> what you think is reality.


Rose, I was responding to you when you wrote,


"Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
opinion.

The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
that if you are planning to frame someone."


When you wrote, "The attacks on Nicole....." I thought you were quoting
something John Douglas wrote. That's why I asked you why you didn't use
quotation marks. Evidently you wrote your opinion.

I really should have known better, no one but you would ever make such a
ridiculous interpretation of these murders. I apologize for thinking
you thought that is what John Douglas said.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-27 17:17:22 UTC
Permalink
Apology accepted. I understand that sometimes you do not understand what I
am saying and jump to conclusions.

"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:c2Tve.746$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>
>> I will use this to rest my case. If anyone wants to check back, I never
>> quoted John Douglas. Bob August did in his post of 6/23/05. Read the
>> above statement and see if it makes sense to you. It makes about as much
>> sense as the rest of his contrived story about Simpson.
>>
>> Keep posting your same old, same old. The truth is coming out to
>> challenge what you think is reality.
>
>
> Rose, I was responding to you when you wrote,
>
>
> "Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
> opinion.
>
> The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
> systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
> that if you are planning to frame someone."
>
>
> When you wrote, "The attacks on Nicole....." I thought you were quoting
> something John Douglas wrote. That's why I asked you why you didn't use
> quotation marks. Evidently you wrote your opinion.
>
> I really should have known better, no one but you would ever make such a
> ridiculous interpretation of these murders. I apologize for thinking you
> thought that is what John Douglas said.
>
> bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-28 02:52:34 UTC
Permalink
I just noted you did not tell people that you had initally quoted passages
from John Douglas's book?

It seems you missed that part in your apology.

"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote in message
news:gcydnVUhJK1spF3fRVn-***@ez2.net...
> Apology accepted. I understand that sometimes you do not understand what
> I am saying and jump to conclusions.
>
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:c2Tve.746$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>
>> rovaan wrote:
>>
>>> I will use this to rest my case. If anyone wants to check back, I
>>> never
>>> quoted John Douglas. Bob August did in his post of 6/23/05. Read the
>>> above statement and see if it makes sense to you. It makes about as
>>> much
>>> sense as the rest of his contrived story about Simpson.
>>>
>>> Keep posting your same old, same old. The truth is coming out to
>>> challenge what you think is reality.
>>
>>
>> Rose, I was responding to you when you wrote,
>>
>>
>> "Quoting John Douglas's book. "Journey into Darkness" gives us just his
>> opinion.
>>
>> The attacks on Nicole and Ron are military-style initially and then
>> systematically made to look like a rage killing. Guess you need to do
>> that if you are planning to frame someone."
>>
>>
>> When you wrote, "The attacks on Nicole....." I thought you were quoting
>> something John Douglas wrote. That's why I asked you why you didn't use
>> quotation marks. Evidently you wrote your opinion.
>>
>> I really should have known better, no one but you would ever make such a
>> ridiculous interpretation of these murders. I apologize for thinking you
>> thought that is what John Douglas said.
>>
>> bobaugust
>
>
>
bobaugust
2005-06-28 13:43:56 UTC
Permalink
rovaan wrote:
> I just noted you did not tell people that you had initally quoted passages
> from John Douglas's book?
>
> It seems you missed that part in your apology.

Rose, I never denied that I quoted passages from John Douglas's book.
That's why I put quotation marks around all of them.

I agree with John Douglas. That's why I quote him.

bobaugust
p***@aol.com
2005-07-06 23:54:44 UTC
Permalink
Now you're cooking, Rovaan. That's exactly how they framed OJ -
committed the murders when he had an alibi, then moved the time of the
murders to when he didn't. That's why the Juditha 11:00 p.m. phone
call became the big obstacle they had to move out of the way by
pressuring the Browns to change their story.

There is in fact no possible way Juditha could have been mistaken about
the time of her call. Check out when susnet was on June 12, 1994.
Dusk occurs well afterwards. I've been watching the light around that
time. The night sky is still light well after 9:30 p.m. Had the
Browns arrived home anywhere near 9:30, they would have known for sure
how early it was because the sky over the ocean would still have been
light (they live right on the beach, so there would have been no trees,
mountains or other obstructions that would have darkened the sky).

The difference is that if they arrived at around 11:00 p.m., it would
have been pitch dark - stars would have been out. They would,
herefore, have been absolutely certain of the time, and that it
necessarily was well past 9:30.

The prosecution/plaintiff case is cooked.

Oh, by the way, Petroass proclaimjed on TV that to prove the claims of
Dr. Johnson wrong about the time of the call, he would present the
producers of the show he was on the RECORDS of the calls that he
claimed were readily available.

Producers than publicly acknowledged Petroass confessed he couldn't
produce the records.

What a surprise.

Another Petroass lie exposed.

Those weren't real phone records.

Prien
bobaugust
2005-07-07 05:32:37 UTC
Permalink
***@aol.com wrote:
> Now you're cooking, Rovaan. That's exactly how they framed OJ -
> committed the murders when he had an alibi, then moved the time of the
> murders to when he didn't. That's why the Juditha 11:00 p.m. phone
> call became the big obstacle they had to move out of the way by
> pressuring the Browns to change their story.
>
> There is in fact no possible way Juditha could have been mistaken about
> the time of her call. Check out when susnet was on June 12, 1994.
> Dusk occurs well afterwards. I've been watching the light around that
> time. The night sky is still light well after 9:30 p.m. Had the
> Browns arrived home anywhere near 9:30, they would have known for sure
> how early it was because the sky over the ocean would still have been
> light (they live right on the beach, so there would have been no trees,
> mountains or other obstructions that would have darkened the sky).
>
> The difference is that if they arrived at around 11:00 p.m., it would
> have been pitch dark - stars would have been out. They would,
> herefore, have been absolutely certain of the time, and that it
> necessarily was well past 9:30.
>
> The prosecution/plaintiff case is cooked.
>
> Oh, by the way, Petroass proclaimjed on TV that to prove the claims of
> Dr. Johnson wrong about the time of the call, he would present the
> producers of the show he was on the RECORDS of the calls that he
> claimed were readily available.
>
> Producers than publicly acknowledged Petroass confessed he couldn't
> produce the records.
>
> What a surprise.
>
> Another Petroass lie exposed.
>
> Those weren't real phone records.
>
> Prien

Yep, Prien has it all figured out now. Isn't it strange how Prien's
mysterious conspirators seem to have the same mentality as he has.

Let me get this straight.

His geniuses develop an elaborate plan to kill Nicole and frame Simpson
and then execute their plan on a night when Simpson would have an air
tight alibi. Sounds about right to me.

Prien says Juditha Brown could not be mistaken about her time estimate
because it was dark outside at 11:00.
Wow, now that's real genius.

And the big finish. Petrocelli is a liar and the telephone records are
fake.

Lets not forgot. Telephone bills are not telephone records. And
Simpson could not have left the Bloody shoe prints at Bundy because one
bloody shoe print was smaller than his shoe size.

Good Job Prien.

bobaugust
o***@hotmail.com
2005-06-23 21:46:58 UTC
Permalink
>
> After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
> Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
> company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
> morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
> house.
>
> Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>
> bobaugust

You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.
bobaugust
2005-06-23 22:51:49 UTC
Permalink
***@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>house.
>>
>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
> so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
> reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
> on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
> obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.

Yes I can say that. Kaelin never said that Simpson told him Gigi would
not be returning that evening. Later in the evening Kaelin probably did
realize Gigi was not at the house. Simpson didn't tell anyone about
Gigi's 8:00 telephone call.

Kaelin did not have an extension of Simpson's home telephone, he had his
own telephone number. Copies of Kaelin's telephone bill were presented
in court.

Kaelin told how after going to bed that night he didn't sleep well.
Because it was so quiet, from his room he could actually hear the "soft,
high brrr" of Simpson's telephone ringing in the main house.

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-23 23:35:29 UTC
Permalink
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:51:49 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>***@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>house.
>>>
>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>> You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
>> so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
>> reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
>> on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
>> obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.
>
>Yes I can say that. Kaelin never said that Simpson told him Gigi would
>not be returning that evening. Later in the evening Kaelin probably did
>realize Gigi was not at the house. Simpson didn't tell anyone about
>Gigi's 8:00 telephone call.
>
>Kaelin did not have an extension of Simpson's home telephone, he had his
>own telephone number. Copies of Kaelin's telephone bill were presented
>in court.
>
>Kaelin told how after going to bed that night he didn't sleep well.
>Because it was so quiet, from his room he could actually hear the "soft,
>high brrr" of Simpson's telephone ringing in the main house.
>
>bobaugust

Hi Bob

Did he hear the washing machine ?

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-24 00:39:56 UTC
Permalink
Mike wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:51:49 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>***@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>>house.
>>>>
>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
>>>so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
>>>reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
>>>on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
>>>obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.
>>
>>Yes I can say that. Kaelin never said that Simpson told him Gigi would
>>not be returning that evening. Later in the evening Kaelin probably did
>>realize Gigi was not at the house. Simpson didn't tell anyone about
>>Gigi's 8:00 telephone call.
>>
>>Kaelin did not have an extension of Simpson's home telephone, he had his
>>own telephone number. Copies of Kaelin's telephone bill were presented
>>in court.
>>
>>Kaelin told how after going to bed that night he didn't sleep well.
>>Because it was so quiet, from his room he could actually hear the "soft,
>>high brrr" of Simpson's telephone ringing in the main house.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> Did he hear the washing machine ?
>
> Mike

No, he eventually fell asleep. Arnelle started the washing machine about
an hour before the police woke Kaelin up.

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-24 04:28:53 UTC
Permalink
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 17:39:56 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Mike wrote:
>> On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:51:49 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>***@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>>>house.
>>>>>
>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
>>>>so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
>>>>reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
>>>>on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
>>>>obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.
>>>
>>>Yes I can say that. Kaelin never said that Simpson told him Gigi would
>>>not be returning that evening. Later in the evening Kaelin probably did
>>>realize Gigi was not at the house. Simpson didn't tell anyone about
>>>Gigi's 8:00 telephone call.
>>>
>>>Kaelin did not have an extension of Simpson's home telephone, he had his
>>>own telephone number. Copies of Kaelin's telephone bill were presented
>>>in court.
>>>
>>>Kaelin told how after going to bed that night he didn't sleep well.
>>>Because it was so quiet, from his room he could actually hear the "soft,
>>>high brrr" of Simpson's telephone ringing in the main house.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>>
>>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> Did he hear the washing machine ?
>>
>> Mike
>
>No, he eventually fell asleep. Arnelle started the washing machine about
>an hour before the police woke Kaelin up.
>
>bobaugust

Hi Bob

Don't really want to keep going over old ground but

2 points

The 1st is there is no record of a call from OJ to Arnelle.

On the one hand we cannot claim that Petrocelli was on the ball when
he found OJ 's call to the message centre and then also claim he just
missed finding the other call.

It seems far more logical to look at the call that was made. OJ to
Kato.

Secondly , there is an assumption that Arnelle is going to go along
with covering this up.

She had known Nicole for 15 years !

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-24 11:50:09 UTC
Permalink
Mike wrote:

> On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 17:39:56 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:51:49 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>***@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that telephone call.
>>>>>>Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at Westec, his home security
>>>>>>company. That's why the police entered Simpson's estate the next
>>>>>>morning, after Westec told them the housekeeper should have been in the
>>>>>>house.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario failed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night off. Saying
>>>>>so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that night was later
>>>>>reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension -- in essence a "tap" --
>>>>>on OJ's phone in his own room and may have heard of it that way. And,
>>>>>obiviously, Kaelin knew at ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.
>>>>
>>>>Yes I can say that. Kaelin never said that Simpson told him Gigi would
>>>>not be returning that evening. Later in the evening Kaelin probably did
>>>>realize Gigi was not at the house. Simpson didn't tell anyone about
>>>>Gigi's 8:00 telephone call.
>>>>
>>>>Kaelin did not have an extension of Simpson's home telephone, he had his
>>>>own telephone number. Copies of Kaelin's telephone bill were presented
>>>>in court.
>>>>
>>>>Kaelin told how after going to bed that night he didn't sleep well.
>>>>Because it was so quiet, from his room he could actually hear the "soft,
>>>>high brrr" of Simpson's telephone ringing in the main house.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Bob
>>>
>>>Did he hear the washing machine ?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>>No, he eventually fell asleep. Arnelle started the washing machine about
>>an hour before the police woke Kaelin up.
>>
>>bobaugust
>
>
> Hi Bob
>
> Don't really want to keep going over old ground but
>
> 2 points
>
> The 1st is there is no record of a call from OJ to Arnelle.
>
> On the one hand we cannot claim that Petrocelli was on the ball when
> he found OJ 's call to the message centre and then also claim he just
> missed finding the other call.
>
> It seems far more logical to look at the call that was made. OJ to
> Kato.
>
> Secondly , there is an assumption that Arnelle is going to go along
> with covering this up.
>
> She had known Nicole for 15 years !
>
> Mike

Mike, there may very well have once been a record of the telephone call
Simpson made to Arnelle but it was most likely never even looked for.
First of all Simpson most likely made that call from a pay phone at one
of the largest airports in the country, in Chicago.

Secondly, Petrocelli uncovered Arnelle's lies while preparing for the
civil trial, almost two years or more after that telephone call was made.

There was no chance of obtaining that telephone record.

The calls that Petrocelli found that Simpson made to his message center
were on the telephone records that were used in the criminal trial.

Of course Arnelle went along with her father. She was a loyal daughter
who not only was involved in unknowingly destroying evidence, she
listened to what ever her father told her. It had nothing to do with
knowing Nicole for 15 years. Get real, Mike.

bobaugust
John Griffin
2005-06-25 01:12:32 UTC
Permalink
***@hotmail.com wrote:

>> After Simpson talked to Gigi, he told no one about that
>> telephone call. Not Kaelin, Not Arnelle, and not anyone at
>> Westec, his home security company. That's why the police
>> entered Simpson's estate the next morning, after Westec told
>> them the housekeeper should have been in the house.
>>
>> Just another reason, among many, why Dick's fantasy scenario
>> failed.
>>
>> bobaugust
>
> You can't be sure OJ didn't tell Kaelin about Gigi's night
> off. Saying so implies that everything OJ said to Kaelin that
> night was later reported. Moreover, Kaelin had an extension
> -- in essence a "tap" -- on OJ's phone in his own room and may
> have heard of it that way. And, obiviously, Kaelin knew at
> ten o'clock that Gigi wasn't there.

Careful...if you stretch anything much farther than that, it's
going to break and maybe snap back and harelip you or something
worse.

**********the alt.fan.oj-simpson FAQ**********
Q1: Did The Real Killer walk away from the two
carcasses at Bundy with O.J. Simpson's blood
dripping out of a fresh cut on his left hand?
A1: Yes.
**********************************************
Suzee10
2005-06-24 23:12:25 UTC
Permalink
Where have all of theses people come up with these wild off the wall
theories. It is as if they make them up as they go along. It reminds me of
the guy, Jon or John Lovitz that was on Saturday Night Live. He would
start talking and when he hit on something that he liked he would say
"Yes, thats the ticket". Then he would say it as the truth. I sometimes
think that they have told all of this so long that they have started
believing it themselves.
Suzee10
2005-06-24 23:12:57 UTC
Permalink
Where have all of theses people come up with these wild off the wall
theories. It is as if they make them up as they go along. It reminds me of
the guy, Jon or John Lovitz that was on Saturday Night Live. He would
start talking and when he hit on something that he liked he would say
"Yes, thats the ticket". Then he would say it as the truth. I sometimes
think that they have told all of this so long that they have started
believing it themselves.
yates rowdy
2005-06-23 04:07:51 UTC
Permalink
and, among the truly delusional, the fantasy lives on.....

In article <k_qdnbXpoKJXiSffRVn-***@ez2.net>, rovaan says...
>
>
>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>
>> Mike wrote:
>>> On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's butchery
>>>>and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>
>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like Simpson
>>>>wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not evidence,
>>>>but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls have
>>>>ever presented.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Bob
>>>
>>> We know you think OJ did it !
>>>
>>> The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to refer
>>> to the murders.
>>>
>>> Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>
>>> Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>
>>> Mike
>>
>> Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>
>> Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>> can't tell us his version.
>>
>> bobaugust
>>
>
>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>
How do you claim to _know_ that? Kindly either spell it out, or admit that
you're just repeating 3rd hand gossip with no foundation whatsoever.

>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
>had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on Greta
>Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe
>Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number he had
>the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>
I wonder how in the world you claim to _know_ any of that idle speculation is
true? It's been a dozen or so years now, and NOBODY beside
thoroughly-discredited delusional Wagner, and by proxy you, claims these things
ever happened. Kindly produce at least one single verifiable fact to back up
this nonsense you insist on perpetuating.

>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not Greta
>Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not aware that
>Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He
>stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to
>Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a
>guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely
>she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
>plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved and
>Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>
See above. Where are your facts? Nowhere? Yes.

>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>
Good point? Possibly. Kindly tell us exactly what that's supposed to mean, and
people can judge from there.

>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked to
>follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being set
>up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire scheme on Nicole
>in January?
>
Who, beside certain loonies, including yourself, ever claimed that anyone was?

>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood with
>Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>
Kindly substantiate that statement. I, personally, feel that you're just
parroting, or elaborating, on another Wagner fabrication.

>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno
>Maglis?
>
It is possible that some piece of mental driftwood like Mike may, but, once
again, you'll have to provide some facts to even sway him. Where are they?

>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>involvement.
>
So said Dick Wagner and Bosco 4-5 years ago. We are still waiting to hear the
details. You were privy to these supposed "facts" then. Two of the three are
dead. What is holding you back from broadcasting them? Fear that you'll be the
third?
<sarcasm, in the nth degree>

>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
>it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
>Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>
If Bob knows about "Mario and Wasz", I'm sure he'll be glad to elucidate on it,
in excruciating detail.

If he doesn't, I will continue to believe that you are quite insane, and
clinging to the long-since discredited delusions of a dead man just to continue
what passes for what you consider to be an existence.

Here's an example of what a "fact" is: you knew absolutely nothing about the
Simpson case coming in, and, except for ridiculous transparent lies Wagner just
made up and everyone else in the world, save you, saw through immediately, you
know nothing more about it now.

Do yourself a favoure. Give it up, or seek help.
rovaan
2005-06-23 05:43:36 UTC
Permalink
"yates rowdy" <***@kowpuncher.moo> wrote in message
news:***@drn.newsguy.com...
> and, among the truly delusional, the fantasy lives on.....
>
> In article <k_qdnbXpoKJXiSffRVn-***@ez2.net>, rovaan says...
>>
>>
>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>news:gLRte.787$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>> Mike wrote:
>>>> On 20 Jun 2005 04:04:09 GMT, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"rovaan" <***@westworld.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>People will be dreaming up phantom connections between Simpson's
>>>>>butchery
>>>>>and unrelated events for another forty years.
>>>>>
>>>>>Only the wimpiest of wimps would want to kill himself because of being
>>>>>accused of something he didn't do. A highly competitive guy like
>>>>>Simpson
>>>>>wouldn't even think of such a thing. That's only a fact, not evidence,
>>>>>but it's closer to being evidence than anything you Simpson thralls
>>>>>have
>>>>>ever presented.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi Bob
>>>>
>>>> We know you think OJ did it !
>>>>
>>>> The discussion about Wasz can be speculation. It does not have to
>>>> refer
>>>> to the murders.
>>>>
>>>> Do you believe any part of the Wasz story ?
>>>>
>>>> Remember that Wasz was caught in Paula's car !
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>
>>> Mike, I don't (think) OJ did it, I know that he did it.
>>>
>>> Parts of Wasz's story could very well be true. Unfortunately Kardashian
>>> can't tell us his version.
>>>
>>> bobaugust
>>>
>>
>>The biggest part of Wasz story that seems to be untrue is the naming of
>>Kardashian as the person who hired him. There is a lot more to the Wasz
>>story than what was told by Bosco and Bresnahan.
>>
> How do you claim to _know_ that? Kindly either spell it out, or admit
> that
> you're just repeating 3rd hand gossip with no foundation whatsoever.
>
>>I wonder what people would think of the Wasz story if they knew that Wasz
>>had partied with Faye Resnick at Nicole's house when Nicole lived on Greta
>>Green, How hard would it be for a con to get Nicole's , OJ's and maybe
>>Kardashian's number if Wasz was at Nicole's house? Was the number he had
>>the Gretna Green number or the Bundy number?
>>
> I wonder how in the world you claim to _know_ any of that idle speculation
> is
> true? It's been a dozen or so years now, and NOBODY beside
> thoroughly-discredited delusional Wagner, and by proxy you, claims these
> things
> ever happened. Kindly produce at least one single verifiable fact to back
> up
> this nonsense you insist on perpetuating.
>
>>Then the story has Wasz being told to kill Nicole at Rockingham not Greta
>>Green. He was asked to do this on 1/14/94. It seems Wasz was not aware
>>that
>>Nicole made the purchase of Bundy on 1/6/94 and moved in on the 15th. He
>>stole Paula's car on 1/24/04 after Nicole had already moved. Kato moved to
>>Rockingham on 1/7/94 (the 2nd day of the surveilance- with no mention of a
>>guy moving out) and Nicole was mad at OJ for Kato moving. It is unlikely
>>she would have stayed at Rockingham when she was mad at OJ, so why was the
>>plan to kill her there. Who ever hired Wasz did not know she had moved
>>and
>>Wasz did not know either when he named Kardashian.
>>
> See above. Where are your facts? Nowhere? Yes.

Read Bosco & Bresnahan's stroies on Wasz for the information. Check the
transcripts for the day that Kato moved to Rockingham.
>
>>Then there are the notes he made. All the times he supposedly followed
>>Nicole was on the hour or half hour. Who lives like that? It reads more
>>like someone's schedule, which is the name it gave it.
>>
> Good point? Possibly. Kindly tell us exactly what that's supposed to
> mean, and
> people can judge from there.

I leave it for you to figure out. You're smart, right?
>
>>The one thing that is true is someone wanted people to think Nicole was
>>being followed and stalked. You have three people supposedly being asked
>>to
>>follow her, Wasz, Mario Nitrini and Pellicano. Wasz figured he was being
>>set
>>up to be a patsy. So who was planning the murder for hire scheme on
>>Nicole
>>in January?
>>
> Who, beside certain loonies, including yourself, ever claimed that anyone
> was?

Wasz, Bosco, Mario for starters. Call Ron Ito and ask him about the
information Mario gave him.
>
>>Then you have someone looking like Nicole at a lab getting OJ's blood with
>>Faye Resnick in the months before the murders.
>>
> Kindly substantiate that statement. I, personally, feel that you're just
> parroting, or elaborating, on another Wagner fabrication.
>
Check with Petrocelli on this one. He had the information.

>>I wonder if anyone would find it interesting that Wasz's attorney wore
>>Bruno
>>Maglis?
>>
> It is possible that some piece of mental driftwood like Mike may, but,
> once
> again, you'll have to provide some facts to even sway him. Where are
> they?

Wasz's attorney was Larry Longo. Read the book "The D.A.: A True Story By
Lawrence Taylor. You won't have to read far, it is in the first part of the
book that he wore Bruno Maglis.
>
>>Now Wasz is dead, just as he was going to talk to people about his
>>involvement.
>>
> So said Dick Wagner and Bosco 4-5 years ago. We are still waiting to hear
> the
> details. You were privy to these supposed "facts" then. Two of the three
> are
> dead. What is holding you back from broadcasting them? Fear that you'll
> be the
> third?
> <sarcasm, in the nth degree>

Wasz was let out of prison in August of 2003. Do you think maybe he talked
to some people after getting out? He did and planned to talk face to face
with people before he died.

>
>>Petrocelli knew all about Wasz, Mario and probably Pelicano but he buried
>>it, just like others have. Pretend all you want, Bob, but both you and
>>Petrocelli knew all about Mario and Wasz.
>>
> If Bob knows about "Mario and Wasz", I'm sure he'll be glad to elucidate
> on it,
> in excruciating detail.
>
Oh, he knows but will never admit it.

> If he doesn't, I will continue to believe that you are quite insane, and
> clinging to the long-since discredited delusions of a dead man just to
> continue
> what passes for what you consider to be an existence.
>
> Here's an example of what a "fact" is: you knew absolutely nothing about
> the
> Simpson case coming in, and, except for ridiculous transparent lies Wagner
> just
> made up and everyone else in the world, save you, saw through immediately,
> you
> know nothing more about it now.
>
> Do yourself a favoure. Give it up, or seek help.
>
I still struggle with losing Dick but thanks for asking in your usual
abominable way :)
rovaan
2005-06-23 06:43:12 UTC
Permalink
Wasz got out of prison in August of 2004, not 2003. My mistake.

Rovaan
tjab
2005-07-07 03:01:10 UTC
Permalink
In article <***@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
***@aol.com <***@aol.com> wrote:
>
>There is in fact no possible way Juditha could have been mistaken about
>the time of her call. Check out when susnet was on June 12, 1994.
>Dusk occurs well afterwards. I've been watching the light around that
>time.

In Los Angeles? Don't you live in New York? You must have excellent
eyesight.
p***@aol.com
2005-07-07 22:54:26 UTC
Permalink
You must be a real idiot. I said check out when sunset was in LOS
ANGELES on June 12. Now, does the time span from sunset to dusk differ
from the east to west coast? Does the earht's rotation change when
just when the spind reaches the West? Or does the rotation proceed at
a uniform rate?

That you would raise the asinine point about my having to see the event
unfold on the west coast to known when it would have occurred is total
proof of the idiocy on which the no-J position of Simpson's guilt is
based.

Prien
tjab
2005-07-08 00:58:37 UTC
Permalink
In article <***@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
***@aol.com <***@aol.com> wrote:

>You must be a real idiot. I said check out when sunset was in LOS
>ANGELES on June 12. Now, does the time span from sunset to dusk differ
>from the east to west coast? Does the earht's rotation change when
>just when the spind reaches the West? Or does the rotation proceed at
>a uniform rate?

I take it you are not aware that the time from sunset to darkness varies
greatly with latitude, among other factors?

>That you would raise the asinine point about my having to see the event
>unfold on the west coast to known when it would have occurred is total
>proof of the idiocy on which the no-J position of Simpson's guilt is
>based.

Somebody raised that "asinine point," but it wasn't me.

"Check out when susnet was on June 12, 1994. Dusk occurs well afterwards.
I've been watching the light around that time."

- Prien

BTW, did you say look it up? Apparently you didn't take your own
advice. Ordinarily that would probably be a good idea, but:

Sun and Moon Data for One Day
The following information is provided for Los Angeles, Los Angeles County,
California (longitude W118.4, latitude N34.1):

Tuesday
14 June 1994 Pacific Daylight Time

SUN
Begin civil twilight 5:12 a.m.
Sunrise 5:41 a.m.
Sun transit 12:54 p.m.
Sunset 8:06 p.m.
End civil twilight 8:35 p.m.

"Real idiot?"

rotfl
p***@aol.com
2005-07-09 01:13:03 UTC
Permalink
I did look it up. My source showed sunset was 8:05 p.m. But my point
was that if sunset was then, it is still light on for long afterards,
and were to youn read mmy post, you would note I emphasized that the
SKY is still light for well afterwards. It is not unteil long AFTER
9:30 at that time that the sky is DARKENED.

The point is that there is no possible way the Browns could ahve
initially thought and told many people that juditha last talked to
Nicole at 11:00 p.m. as they inf act admittedly did when they returned
home around then when they it would ahve been pitch dark. Had they
returned home at aropund 9:30 (with Juditha making her first call to
the Mezz at 9:37 (and where did she get the number - any record of an
information call, and when?) it would have been WELL BEFORE it was
pitrch dark.

Thanks for backing up my claim. The 8:37 end of civil twilight puts
paid to the Brown claim. And by the way, it totally demolishes the
possibility Kato took the jacuzzi a second earlier than 8:00 when it
was "getting dark," thereby providing Petrocelli's pre-7:00 p.m. call
from his home by Simpson is entirely bogus.

Prien
Suzee10
2005-06-24 23:00:13 UTC
Permalink
But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not to
see it.
Mike
2005-06-25 00:33:57 UTC
Permalink
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
<***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:

>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not to
>see it.

Hi Suzee

Yes there is a lot of evidence.

But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.

By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
got lost .

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-25 12:17:56 UTC
Permalink
Mike wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
> <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>
>
>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not to
>>see it.
>
>
> Hi Suzee
>
> Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>
> But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>
> By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
> got lost .
>
> Mike

Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be kidding.

How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on
the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the
parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in
Simpson's bathroom?

How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand
glove along with both of the victims blood?

How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left at
the murder scene?

How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?

How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
found at Bundy?

How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?

How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact same
soles?

Get real, Mike.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-25 17:08:15 UTC
Permalink
"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:UXbve.393$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> Mike wrote:
>> On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>> <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>to
>>>see it.
>>
>>
>> Hi Suzee
>>
>> Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>
>> But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>
>> By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>> got lost .
>>
>> Mike
>
> Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
> kidding.
>
> How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on the
> walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the condo,
> in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the parked
> Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in Simpson's
> bathroom?
>
Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves OJ
lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your home?

As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think they
would have used it to frame him?

> How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand glove
> along with both of the victims blood?

Same as above.
>
> How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left at
> the murder scene?

A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?

>
> How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
> clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
> right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?

On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?

>
> How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
> found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove found
> at Bundy?

The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the hat
and glove?
>
> How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?

The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear to
be planted.
>
> How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
> scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
> show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact same
> soles?

Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
would use Kmart special tennis shoes?

>
> Get real, Mike.
>
> bobaugust
>
>
bobaugust
2005-06-25 22:03:58 UTC
Permalink
rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:UXbve.393$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>Mike wrote:
>>
>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>to
>>>>see it.
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Suzee
>>>
>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>
>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>
>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>>>got lost .
>>>
>>>Mike
>>
>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>kidding.
>>
>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on the
>>walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the condo,
>>in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the parked
>>Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in Simpson's
>>bathroom?
>>
>
> Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves OJ
> lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your home?
>
> As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think they
> would have used it to frame him?
>
>
>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand glove
>>along with both of the victims blood?
>
>
> Same as above.
>
>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left at
>>the murder scene?
>
>
> A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
> consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>
>
>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>
>
> On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>
>
>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove found
>>at Bundy?
>
>
> The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the hat
> and glove?
>
>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>
>
> The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear to
> be planted.
>
>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact same
>>soles?
>
>
> Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
> would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>
>
>>Get real, Mike.
>>
>>bobaugust

Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are
starting to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the
facts and evidence in this case.

The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
house.

No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that someone
could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
beyond reality. None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they
all dripped from the cut on his knuckle.

No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
outside of the knit hat.

There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on his
carpet or rug.

No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in
the same container as the hat and glove.

In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's blood
found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.

No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
reality Rose.

Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your
fantasies real. Your imagination is not reality.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-25 23:57:24 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:UXbve.393$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>Mike wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>>to
>>>>>see it.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hi Suzee
>>>>
>>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>>
>>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>>
>>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>>>>got lost .
>>>>
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>>kidding.
>>>
>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on
>>>the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
>>>condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the
>>>parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in
>>>Simpson's bathroom?
>>>
>>
>> Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves OJ
>> lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your
>> home?
>>
>> As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think they
>> would have used it to frame him?
>>
>>
>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand glove
>>>along with both of the victims blood?
>>
>>
>> Same as above.
>>
>>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left at
>>>the murder scene?
>>
>>
>> A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
>> consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>>
>>
>>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
>>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>>
>>
>> On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>>
>>
>>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
>>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
>>>found at Bundy?
>>
>>
>> The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the
>> hat and glove?
>>
>>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>>
>>
>> The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear
>> to be planted.
>>
>>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
>>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact same
>>>soles?
>>
>>
>> Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
>> would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>>
>>
>>>Get real, Mike.
>>>
>>>bobaugust
>
> Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are starting
> to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the facts and
> evidence in this case.
>
> The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
> blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
> house.
>
So what you are saying is that when human's bleed from small cuts, they
make tiny blood drops. With you so far,
but it is a real jump to say the size of blood drops tells us it was the
same person. Do you think you could tell the difference between a blood
drop from a human hand and a blood drop from a tiny dropper?

> No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that someone
> could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
> beyond reality.

They only had to plant the ones on the Bundy. Simpson could have bled at
his home anytime.

>None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they all dripped from the
>cut on his knuckle.
>
> No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
> microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
> outside of the knit hat.

Justin's hair was never tested so how would you know?
On the other hand, if someone had gotten a hold of a cap Simpson wore, it
probably would have had hair consistant with OJ's. Great item for framing
someone. Makes me wonder who was at the set of Frogman to see him in a
similar cap. You know many LAPD are security officers for these movies.
Hard to say who could have been there.
>
> There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on his
> carpet or rug.
>
Ah, he was moving about in the area rushing around to get out to the limo.
Or is
it a sweat suit that only sheds in the Bundy area of LA?

> No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in the
> same container as the hat and glove.
>
LAPD criminalist, Susan Brockbank, testified that a patch cut out of the
carpet was kept in the same box as all of the evidence recovered from Bundy.
The only thing proved by the Bronco fibers found on the gloves, the cap,
Ron's
shirt, etc., is what the criminalist admitted about how those pieces of
evidence were stored.

> In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's blood
> found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.
>

If the blood was put on the sock at the time of the murders,
it would have dried and not have degraded like Nicole's blood sample. That
only means the sock was at the crime scene, it does not mean OJ's foot was
in it as fully explained in the criminal trial or how the sock ended up on
OJ's rug. To frame someone you need to have access to something connected
to the person you are framing. Now who could manage to get that sock back
into OJ's house? Aren't you the one who claims Arnelle turned the alarm off
and did not turn it back on? List of things to do: drop glove behind guest
house, put socks on rug. OJ even reported that his keys had been taken
before the murders.

> No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
> expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
> reality Rose.
>
Precisely. No one would expect it but people framing someone need to have
items that others will connect to the person they are framing. Don't you
just love that one about Wasz's attorney wearing Bruno Maglis?

> Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
> evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your fantasies
> real. Your imagination is not reality.
>
Your denial is not reality either.

> bobaugust
>
>
bobaugust
2005-06-26 13:11:07 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:hxkve.495$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:UXbve.393$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Suzee
>>>>>
>>>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>>>
>>>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>>>
>>>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>>>>>got lost .
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike
>>>>
>>>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>>>kidding.
>>>>
>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on
>>>>the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
>>>>condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the
>>>>parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in
>>>>Simpson's bathroom?
>>>>
>>>
>>>Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves OJ
>>>lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your
>>>home?
>>>
>>>As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think they
>>>would have used it to frame him?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand glove
>>>>along with both of the victims blood?
>>>
>>>
>>>Same as above.
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left at
>>>>the murder scene?
>>>
>>>
>>>A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
>>>consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
>>>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>>>
>>>
>>>On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
>>>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
>>>>found at Bundy?
>>>
>>>
>>>The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the
>>>hat and glove?
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>>>
>>>
>>>The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear
>>>to be planted.
>>>
>>>
>>>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
>>>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact same
>>>>soles?
>>>
>>>
>>>Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
>>>would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Get real, Mike.
>>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>
>>Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are starting
>>to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the facts and
>>evidence in this case.
>>
>>The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
>>blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
>>house.
>>
>
> So what you are saying is that when human's bleed from small cuts, they
> make tiny blood drops. With you so far,
> but it is a real jump to say the size of blood drops tells us it was the
> same person. Do you think you could tell the difference between a blood
> drop from a human hand and a blood drop from a tiny dropper?
>
>
>>No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that someone
>>could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
>>beyond reality.
>
>
> They only had to plant the ones on the Bundy. Simpson could have bled at
> his home anytime.
>
>
>>None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they all dripped from the
>>cut on his knuckle.
>>
>>No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
>>microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
>>outside of the knit hat.
>
>
> Justin's hair was never tested so how would you know?
> On the other hand, if someone had gotten a hold of a cap Simpson wore, it
> probably would have had hair consistant with OJ's. Great item for framing
> someone. Makes me wonder who was at the set of Frogman to see him in a
> similar cap. You know many LAPD are security officers for these movies.
> Hard to say who could have been there.
>
>>There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on his
>>carpet or rug.
>>
>
> Ah, he was moving about in the area rushing around to get out to the limo.
> Or is
> it a sweat suit that only sheds in the Bundy area of LA?
>
>
>>No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in the
>>same container as the hat and glove.
>>
>
> LAPD criminalist, Susan Brockbank, testified that a patch cut out of the
> carpet was kept in the same box as all of the evidence recovered from Bundy.
> The only thing proved by the Bronco fibers found on the gloves, the cap,
> Ron's
> shirt, etc., is what the criminalist admitted about how those pieces of
> evidence were stored.
>
>
>>In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's blood
>>found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.
>>
>
>
> If the blood was put on the sock at the time of the murders,
> it would have dried and not have degraded like Nicole's blood sample. That
> only means the sock was at the crime scene, it does not mean OJ's foot was
> in it as fully explained in the criminal trial or how the sock ended up on
> OJ's rug. To frame someone you need to have access to something connected
> to the person you are framing. Now who could manage to get that sock back
> into OJ's house? Aren't you the one who claims Arnelle turned the alarm off
> and did not turn it back on? List of things to do: drop glove behind guest
> house, put socks on rug. OJ even reported that his keys had been taken
> before the murders.
>
>
>>No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
>>expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
>>reality Rose.
>>
>
> Precisely. No one would expect it but people framing someone need to have
> items that others will connect to the person they are framing. Don't you
> just love that one about Wasz's attorney wearing Bruno Maglis?
>
>
>>Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
>>evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your fantasies
>>real. Your imagination is not reality.
>>
>
> Your denial is not reality either.
>
>
>>bobaugust
>>
>>

Rose, your imagination knows no bounds. But reality contradicts your
fantasies. The tiny blood drops at Bundy were the part of the blood
trail Simpson left. Tiny drops of blood near the victims, down the
walkway, on the rear gate, on the driveway, in the Bronco, outside the
Rockingham gate, on Simpson's driveway, and on his foyer floor.

Your imagined unrealistic claim that someone could have planted these
drops with an eyedropper is contradicted by the time of the murders and
the fact that there isn't one single piece of relevant physical evidence
that points to anyone else except Simpson as the killer.

Your claims are as valid and supported as the claim that aliens from
outer space were the real killers.

12 hairs from the knit hat microscopically mirror matched Simpson's
hair. There is no evidence that Justin's hair would match Simpson's hair.

The sweat suit did not "shed" fibers. Fibers were transferred from contact.

Susan Brockbank's testified there were nine items stored in box no. 2
including the Bronco carpet, both hats, both gloves, Simpson's socks,
and coin envelopes.

She explained that each of those items were individually packaged and
sealed and the box was frozen.

Nothing she said changes the fact that the unusual x-shaped fiber
consistent with the Bronco carpeting was found on Simpson's left hand
glove and found on the blue knit hat.

Your wild speculation that someone may have planted Nicole's blood on
Simpson's sock is completely unsupported and unrealistic. Dr. Cotton
testified that it was impossible for Nicole's blood found on Simpson's
socks to have come from Nicole's autopsy vial. That was the conspiracy
the defense speculated.

Yes, Arnelle did not reset Simpson's house alarm when she left her
father's house after starting the washing machine. The house was
unprotected for about an hour before the police arrived. Just enough
time to create a fantasy, right?

I have no idea if Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Magli shoes as you claim,
but so what? Bruno Magli made many styles of shoes. Did this attorney
wear Lorenzo style, size 12, with Silga soles? Those were the shoes the
killer wore and those were the exact shoes Simpson is shown wearing in
photographs taken by two different photographers.

My assertion that Wasz, his attorney, and any of the other names you try
to include are irrelevant to the June 12 murders is reality. You Rose,
are the one who is making unsupported, unrealistic, irrelevant claims
about a fantasy frame and fantasy killers.

Once again the truth and the reality is that all of the relevant
physical evidence in this case points to Simpson and only Simpson as the
killer. Nothing points to anyone else, and nothing eliminates Simpson.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-26 15:23:01 UTC
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:hxkve.495$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:UXbve.393$***@fed1read07...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>>>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Suzee
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>>>>>>got lost .
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>>>>kidding.
>>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on
>>>>>the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
>>>>>condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the
>>>>>parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in
>>>>>Simpson's bathroom?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves
>>>>OJ
>>>>lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your
>>>>home?
>>>>
>>>>As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think
>>>>they
>>>>would have used it to frame him?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand
>>>>>glove
>>>>>along with both of the victims blood?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Same as above.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left
>>>>>at
>>>>>the murder scene?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
>>>>consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>>>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
>>>>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
>>>>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
>>>>>found at Bundy?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the
>>>>hat and glove?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear
>>>>to be planted.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>>>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
>>>>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact
>>>>>same
>>>>>soles?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
>>>>would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Get real, Mike.
>>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are
>>>starting
>>>to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the facts and
>>>evidence in this case.
>>>
>>>The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
>>>blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
>>>house.
>>>

.
>>
>> So what you are saying is that when human's bleed from small cuts, they
>> make tiny blood drops. With you so far,
>> but it is a real jump to say the size of blood drops tells us it was the
>> same person. Do you think you could tell the difference between a blood
>> drop from a human hand and a blood drop from a tiny dropper?
>>
>>
>>>No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that someone
>>>could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
>>>beyond reality.
>>
>>
>> They only had to plant the ones on the Bundy. Simpson could have bled at
>> his home anytime.
>>
>>
>>>None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they all dripped from
>>>the
>>>cut on his knuckle.
>>>
>>>No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
>>>microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
>>>outside of the knit hat.
>>
>>
>> Justin's hair was never tested so how would you know?
>> On the other hand, if someone had gotten a hold of a cap Simpson wore, it
>> probably would have had hair consistant with OJ's. Great item for
>> framing
>> someone. Makes me wonder who was at the set of Frogman to see him in a
>> similar cap. You know many LAPD are security officers for these movies.
>> Hard to say who could have been there.
>>
>>>There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on his
>>>carpet or rug.
>>>
>>
>> Ah, he was moving about in the area rushing around to get out to the
>> limo. Or is
>> it a sweat suit that only sheds in the Bundy area of LA?
>>
>>
>>>No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in
>>>the
>>>same container as the hat and glove.
>>>
>>
>> LAPD criminalist, Susan Brockbank, testified that a patch cut out of the
>> carpet was kept in the same box as all of the evidence recovered from
>> Bundy.
>> The only thing proved by the Bronco fibers found on the gloves, the cap,
>> Ron's
>> shirt, etc., is what the criminalist admitted about how those pieces of
>> evidence were stored.
>>
>>
>>>In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's blood
>>>found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.
>>>
>>
>>
>> If the blood was put on the sock at the time of the murders,
>> it would have dried and not have degraded like Nicole's blood sample.
>> That
>> only means the sock was at the crime scene, it does not mean OJ's foot
>> was
>> in it as fully explained in the criminal trial or how the sock ended up
>> on
>> OJ's rug. To frame someone you need to have access to something
>> connected
>> to the person you are framing. Now who could manage to get that sock
>> back
>> into OJ's house? Aren't you the one who claims Arnelle turned the alarm
>> off
>> and did not turn it back on? List of things to do: drop glove behind
>> guest house, put socks on rug. OJ even reported that his keys had been
>> taken before the murders.
>>
>>
>>>No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
>>>expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
>>>reality Rose.
>>>
>>
>> Precisely. No one would expect it but people framing someone need to
>> have
>> items that others will connect to the person they are framing. Don't
>> you
>> just love that one about Wasz's attorney wearing Bruno Maglis?
>>
>>
>>>Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
>>>evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your fantasies
>>>real. Your imagination is not reality.
>>>
>>
>> Your denial is not reality either.
>>
>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>
> Rose, your imagination knows no bounds. But reality contradicts your
> fantasies. The tiny blood drops at Bundy were the part of the blood trail
> Simpson left. Tiny drops of blood near the victims, down the walkway, on
> the rear gate, on the driveway, in the Bronco, outside the Rockingham
> gate, on Simpson's driveway, and on his foyer floor.
>
> Your imagined unrealistic claim that someone could have planted these
> drops with an eyedropper is contradicted by the time of the murders and
> the fact that there isn't one single piece of relevant physical evidence
> that points to anyone else except Simpson as the killer.
>
Actually, there is a size diference. The tiny blood drops at Rockingham are
consistant with a superficial cut on his hand that Simpson probably did not
notice. It is apparent that the blood drops near the Rockingham gate were
made went Simpson went OUT his gate and then returned.

The blood drops at Bundy are larger and appear to be dropped from a standing
position, very close to the ground.

There is physical evidence of someone else in the black blue fibers.

> Your claims are as valid and supported as the claim that aliens from outer
> space were the real killers.
>
> 12 hairs from the knit hat microscopically mirror matched Simpson's hair.
> There is no evidence that Justin's hair would match Simpson's hair.

You missed the part about someone taking OJ's cap as a way to frame him.
The killer brought the cap to Bundy but did not wear it.
>
> The sweat suit did not "shed" fibers. Fibers were transferred from
> contact.

How is it you know just how the fibers were transferred? I live alone and I
have clothes that transfer fibers with no contact with anyone else.

In addition, the Ford Taurus a standard issue car for the LAPD also had that
"rare" carpet.

> Susan Brockbank's testified there were nine items stored in box no. 2
> including the Bronco carpet, both hats, both gloves, Simpson's socks, and
> coin envelopes.
>
> She explained that each of those items were individually packaged and
> sealed and the box was frozen.
>
> Nothing she said changes the fact that the unusual x-shaped fiber
> consistent with the Bronco carpeting was found on Simpson's left hand
> glove and found on the blue knit hat.
>

> Your wild speculation that someone may have planted Nicole's blood on
> Simpson's sock is completely unsupported and unrealistic. Dr. Cotton
> testified that it was impossible for Nicole's blood found on Simpson's
> socks to have come from Nicole's autopsy vial. That was the conspiracy the
> defense speculated.
>
I think you better read that testimony again. Cotton is replying to a
hypothetical question about the blood. She has no knowledge of where her
samples came from or how them were stored until she received them. Her
testing required amplication. Either the degradation or the amount of DNA
could have been amplified by her testing making her results meaningless. In
addition to her answers being a reply to a hypothetical question, what is
overlook is the fact that EDTA was found on those socks. There are so many
questions with those socks, I am surprised you bring them up.

> Yes, Arnelle did not reset Simpson's house alarm when she left her
> father's house after starting the washing machine. The house was
> unprotected for about an hour before the police arrived. Just enough time
> to create a fantasy, right?
>
> I have no idea if Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Magli shoes as you claim, but
> so what? Bruno Magli made many styles of shoes. Did this attorney wear
> Lorenzo style, size 12, with Silga soles? Those were the shoes the killer
> wore and those were the exact shoes Simpson is shown wearing in
> photographs taken by two different photographers.

And developed by the same lab in London. A lab capable of altering photos
without detection. Spare me the newsletter story. Not one copy of that
newsletter has turned up from anyone not connected to the photos. Seems it
must never have been mailed out to people.

I only said that it was interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Maglis.
>
> My assertion that Wasz, his attorney, and any of the other names you try
> to include are irrelevant to the June 12 murders is reality. You Rose, are
> the one who is making unsupported, unrealistic, irrelevant claims about a
> fantasy frame and fantasy killers.
>
Please give your definition of fantasy. I think there is sufficent evidence
of a frame up BEFORE the police arrived to warrant investigation.

> Once again the truth and the reality is that all of the relevant
> physical evidence in this case points to Simpson and only Simpson as the
> killer. Nothing points to anyone else, and nothing eliminates Simpson.
>
There are lots of things that point to someone else as well as things that
eliminate Simpson, however you just dismiss them as irrelevant. What is or
isn't relevant can be manipulated as we clearly saw in the civil trial.

> bobaugust
>
>
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>>rovaan wrote:
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>>>>rovaan wrote:
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>>>>
>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>>>>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi Suzee
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution just
>>>>>>>got lost .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>>>>>kidding.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims, on
>>>>>>the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
>>>>>>condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind the
>>>>>>parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and in
>>>>>>Simpson's bathroom?
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves
>>>>>OJ
>>>>>lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your
>>>>>home?
>>>>>
>>>>>As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think
>>>>>they
>>>>>would have used it to frame him?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand
>>>>>>glove
>>>>>>along with both of the victims blood?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Same as above.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left
>>>>>>at
>>>>>>the murder scene?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would be
>>>>>consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>>>>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on Simpson's
>>>>>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet was
>>>>>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
>>>>>>found at Bundy?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as the
>>>>>hat and glove?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood appear
>>>>>to be planted.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>>>>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and photographs
>>>>>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact
>>>>>>same
>>>>>>soles?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That they
>>>>>would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Get real, Mike.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are
>>>>starting
>>>>to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the facts and
>>>>evidence in this case.
>>>>
>>>>The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
>>>>blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
>>>>house.
>>>>
>
>
> .
>
>>>So what you are saying is that when human's bleed from small cuts, they
>>>make tiny blood drops. With you so far,
>>>but it is a real jump to say the size of blood drops tells us it was the
>>>same person. Do you think you could tell the difference between a blood
>>>drop from a human hand and a blood drop from a tiny dropper?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that someone
>>>>could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
>>>>beyond reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>They only had to plant the ones on the Bundy. Simpson could have bled at
>>>his home anytime.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they all dripped from
>>>>the
>>>>cut on his knuckle.
>>>>
>>>>No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
>>>>microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
>>>>outside of the knit hat.
>>>
>>>
>>>Justin's hair was never tested so how would you know?
>>>On the other hand, if someone had gotten a hold of a cap Simpson wore, it
>>>probably would have had hair consistant with OJ's. Great item for
>>>framing
>>>someone. Makes me wonder who was at the set of Frogman to see him in a
>>>similar cap. You know many LAPD are security officers for these movies.
>>>Hard to say who could have been there.
>>>
>>>
>>>>There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on his
>>>>carpet or rug.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Ah, he was moving about in the area rushing around to get out to the
>>>limo. Or is
>>>it a sweat suit that only sheds in the Bundy area of LA?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in
>>>>the
>>>>same container as the hat and glove.
>>>>
>>>
>>>LAPD criminalist, Susan Brockbank, testified that a patch cut out of the
>>>carpet was kept in the same box as all of the evidence recovered from
>>>Bundy.
>>>The only thing proved by the Bronco fibers found on the gloves, the cap,
>>>Ron's
>>>shirt, etc., is what the criminalist admitted about how those pieces of
>>>evidence were stored.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's blood
>>>>found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>If the blood was put on the sock at the time of the murders,
>>>it would have dried and not have degraded like Nicole's blood sample.
>>>That
>>>only means the sock was at the crime scene, it does not mean OJ's foot
>>>was
>>>in it as fully explained in the criminal trial or how the sock ended up
>>>on
>>>OJ's rug. To frame someone you need to have access to something
>>>connected
>>>to the person you are framing. Now who could manage to get that sock
>>>back
>>>into OJ's house? Aren't you the one who claims Arnelle turned the alarm
>>>off
>>>and did not turn it back on? List of things to do: drop glove behind
>>>guest house, put socks on rug. OJ even reported that his keys had been
>>>taken before the murders.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
>>>>expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
>>>>reality Rose.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Precisely. No one would expect it but people framing someone need to
>>>have
>>>items that others will connect to the person they are framing. Don't
>>>you
>>>just love that one about Wasz's attorney wearing Bruno Maglis?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
>>>>evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your fantasies
>>>>real. Your imagination is not reality.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Your denial is not reality either.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>Rose, your imagination knows no bounds. But reality contradicts your
>>fantasies. The tiny blood drops at Bundy were the part of the blood trail
>>Simpson left. Tiny drops of blood near the victims, down the walkway, on
>>the rear gate, on the driveway, in the Bronco, outside the Rockingham
>>gate, on Simpson's driveway, and on his foyer floor.
>>
>>Your imagined unrealistic claim that someone could have planted these
>>drops with an eyedropper is contradicted by the time of the murders and
>>the fact that there isn't one single piece of relevant physical evidence
>>that points to anyone else except Simpson as the killer.
>>
>
> Actually, there is a size diference. The tiny blood drops at Rockingham are
> consistant with a superficial cut on his hand that Simpson probably did not
> notice. It is apparent that the blood drops near the Rockingham gate were
> made went Simpson went OUT his gate and then returned.
>
> The blood drops at Bundy are larger and appear to be dropped from a standing
> position, very close to the ground.
>
> There is physical evidence of someone else in the black blue fibers.
>
>
>>Your claims are as valid and supported as the claim that aliens from outer
>>space were the real killers.
>>
>>12 hairs from the knit hat microscopically mirror matched Simpson's hair.
>>There is no evidence that Justin's hair would match Simpson's hair.
>
>
> You missed the part about someone taking OJ's cap as a way to frame him.
> The killer brought the cap to Bundy but did not wear it.
>
>>The sweat suit did not "shed" fibers. Fibers were transferred from
>>contact.
>
>
> How is it you know just how the fibers were transferred? I live alone and I
> have clothes that transfer fibers with no contact with anyone else.
>
> In addition, the Ford Taurus a standard issue car for the LAPD also had that
> "rare" carpet.
>
>
>>Susan Brockbank's testified there were nine items stored in box no. 2
>>including the Bronco carpet, both hats, both gloves, Simpson's socks, and
>>coin envelopes.
>>
>>She explained that each of those items were individually packaged and
>>sealed and the box was frozen.
>>
>>Nothing she said changes the fact that the unusual x-shaped fiber
>>consistent with the Bronco carpeting was found on Simpson's left hand
>>glove and found on the blue knit hat.
>>
>
>
>>Your wild speculation that someone may have planted Nicole's blood on
>>Simpson's sock is completely unsupported and unrealistic. Dr. Cotton
>>testified that it was impossible for Nicole's blood found on Simpson's
>>socks to have come from Nicole's autopsy vial. That was the conspiracy the
>>defense speculated.
>>
>
> I think you better read that testimony again. Cotton is replying to a
> hypothetical question about the blood. She has no knowledge of where her
> samples came from or how them were stored until she received them. Her
> testing required amplication. Either the degradation or the amount of DNA
> could have been amplified by her testing making her results meaningless. In
> addition to her answers being a reply to a hypothetical question, what is
> overlook is the fact that EDTA was found on those socks. There are so many
> questions with those socks, I am surprised you bring them up.
>
>
>>Yes, Arnelle did not reset Simpson's house alarm when she left her
>>father's house after starting the washing machine. The house was
>>unprotected for about an hour before the police arrived. Just enough time
>>to create a fantasy, right?
>>
>>I have no idea if Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Magli shoes as you claim, but
>>so what? Bruno Magli made many styles of shoes. Did this attorney wear
>>Lorenzo style, size 12, with Silga soles? Those were the shoes the killer
>>wore and those were the exact shoes Simpson is shown wearing in
>>photographs taken by two different photographers.
>
>
> And developed by the same lab in London. A lab capable of altering photos
> without detection. Spare me the newsletter story. Not one copy of that
> newsletter has turned up from anyone not connected to the photos. Seems it
> must never have been mailed out to people.
>
> I only said that it was interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Maglis.
>
>>My assertion that Wasz, his attorney, and any of the other names you try
>>to include are irrelevant to the June 12 murders is reality. You Rose, are
>>the one who is making unsupported, unrealistic, irrelevant claims about a
>>fantasy frame and fantasy killers.
>>
>
> Please give your definition of fantasy. I think there is sufficent evidence
> of a frame up BEFORE the police arrived to warrant investigation.
>
> > Once again the truth and the reality is that all of the relevant
>
>>physical evidence in this case points to Simpson and only Simpson as the
>>killer. Nothing points to anyone else, and nothing eliminates Simpson.
>>
>
> There are lots of things that point to someone else as well as things that
> eliminate Simpson, however you just dismiss them as irrelevant. What is or
> isn't relevant can be manipulated as we clearly saw in the civil trial.
>
>
>>bobaugust
>>

Rose, you're wrong.

All of the tiny blood drops at Bundy, all over the inside of Simpson's
Bronco and at Rockingham were consistent with coming from his cut
finger. You're wrong about your speculation that Simpson dripped his
blood when he went out his gate.

There was one drop in the street behind his Bronco. There was drop
outside the Rockingham gate and two drops just inside the gate. The
placement of the two drops inside the gate and the way the gate open
prove that Simpson didn't enter his property that night through the
gate. You can read about it on my web page.
http://www.bobaugust.com/mystery.htm

You ask what physical evidence is there of someone as you say "in the
black blue fibers."? Your statement doesn't make sense and there is no
evidence of anyone else at Bundy except the two victims and Simpson.

Simpson did take the cap to Bundy, and he did wear it. That's what the
hair and fiber evidence tells us.

You ask how is it that I know the fibers were transferred? I know
because I read the testimony from the experts. I'm surprised you are so
naive about this.

Not all clothing is the same. Your personal clothing experience is
irrelevant. Your Ford Taurus carpeting is irrelevant. The carpet in
Simpson's Bronco wasn't one of kind, it was just not common. The fact is
that fibers matching the Bronco carpet were found on Simpson's left hand
glove and on the knit hat. That ties them to Simpson's Bronco, not your
Taurus.

"Dr. Cotton explained that when blood is drawn for testing by labs, it
is preserved with the chemical EDTA, which stops the DNA in the blood
from degrading. (Degradation is simply the breaking down of a chemical
into its component parts over time.) But when she compared the
degradation levels of Nicole's autopsy vial, Dr. Cotton found the
autopsy vial contained the more degraded blood. The blood on the sock
was fresher and richer in DNA content than the blood in the vial. Once
blood has degraded, it is impossible to raise its DNA count; you can't
pony it back up. Under the conspiracy theory, the blood used to plant
on the sock came from Nicole's autopsy vial, but that blood had a lower
DNA count than the blood on the sock. Nicole's blood was fresher when
it spurted out and splashed onto Simpson's sock as he was killing her
than two days later when the coroner collected it. This completely
destroyed the notion of any planting; its impossible for degraded blood
to become fresh again. Nicole's blood on the sock could not have been
planted."

No, all of the photographs were not developed in the same lab. There
were two different photographers. You are referring to the Skull
photographs. There were over 30 Flammer photographs taken of Simpson
and members of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club as a promotional
event that they were having celebrating O.J. Simpson's 2,003 yards, the
anniversary of that date.

One of those photographs was sent and appeared in the publication for
the Buffalo Bills Report, a monthly publication that was mailed to
subscription holders. It was published on September 26, 1993 almost
nine months before the murders. A copy was presented in court.

You say you think there was sufficient evidence of a frame up. Rose,
very honestly what you think is irrelevant. There is absolutely no
proof that anyone was at Bundy that night except for three people, the
two victims and Simpson. There was no frame up.

You evidently saw nothing clearly in the civil trial. Did you even read
Simpson's depositions and testimony? Did you know that he fabricated
his ever changing story by reading Park and Kaelin's criminal trial
testimony and then tried to unsuccessfully fit his lies in-between what
they said? Nothing was manipulated in the civil trial. The same
relevant physical evidence from the criminal trial was presented as well
as new evidence.

Your comments Rose, keep showing how you continue to ignore the facts
and evidence in this case in favor of your imagination about irrelevant
information. Dick used to do the same thing.

bobaugust
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:00:13 -0400, "Suzee10"
>>>>>>>><***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Hi Suzee
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Yes there is a lot of evidence.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>But not much actually linking OJ to the crime.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>By waffling on for months without end about crap the prosecution
>>>>>>>>just
>>>>>>>>got lost .
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Mike
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike, not much actually linking OJ to the crime? You've got to be
>>>>>>>kidding.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found near the victims,
>>>>>>>on
>>>>>>>the walkway leading to the rear of the condo, on the rear gate of the
>>>>>>>condo, in Simpson's Bronco (mixed with both victims blood), behind
>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>parked Bronco, on Simpson's driveway, on Simpson's foyer floor, and
>>>>>>>in
>>>>>>>Simpson's bathroom?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Blood on Simpson's driveway, foyer and in Simpson bathroom only proves
>>>>>>OJ
>>>>>>lived there. Do you think your blood might be in places around your
>>>>>>home?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>As to the blood at Bundy, if the killers had OJ's blood do you think
>>>>>>they
>>>>>>would have used it to frame him?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's blood was found on his right hand
>>>>>>>glove
>>>>>>>along with both of the victims blood?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Same as above.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that Simpson's hair was found in the knit hat left
>>>>>>>at
>>>>>>>the murder scene?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>A hair consistant with OJ, remember? Do you think Justin's hair would
>>>>>>be
>>>>>>consistant with OJ's? Do you think he played in his yard?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that the same fiber evidence (from the killer's
>>>>>>>clothing) was found all over the back of Goldman's shirt, on
>>>>>>>Simpson's
>>>>>>>right hand glove, and on Simpson's socks?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>On his socks but not on his carpet, rug, or in his vehcle?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that fiber evidence from Simpson's Bronco carpet
>>>>>>>was
>>>>>>>found on the knit hat left at Bundy and on Simpson's left hand glove
>>>>>>>found at Bundy?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The sample of the Bronco carpet was stored in the same container as
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>hat and glove?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that Nicole's blood was found on Simpson's sock?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The testimony at the criminal trial by an expert made that blood
>>>>>>appear
>>>>>>to be planted.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>How about the fact that the shoe prints the killer left at the murder
>>>>>>>scene were matched to a specific size and kind of shoes and
>>>>>>>photographs
>>>>>>>show Simpson wearing those exact kind and size shoes with the exact
>>>>>>>same
>>>>>>>soles?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Just what you would expect if someone was trying to frame OJ. That
>>>>>>they
>>>>>>would use Kmart special tennis shoes?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Get real, Mike.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, your comments are getting more and more ridiculous. You are
>>>>>starting
>>>>>to show us you can't seem to comprehend the reality of the facts and
>>>>>evidence in this case.
>>>>>
>>>>>The tiny blood drops on Simpson's foyer floor are the same as the tiny
>>>>>blood drops found at Bundy, in Simpson's Bronco, and outside Simpson's
>>>>>house.
>>>>>
>>
>>
>> .
>>
>>>>So what you are saying is that when human's bleed from small cuts, they
>>>>make tiny blood drops. With you so far,
>>>>but it is a real jump to say the size of blood drops tells us it was the
>>>>same person. Do you think you could tell the difference between a blood
>>>>drop from a human hand and a blood drop from a tiny dropper?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>No, I don't believe anyone had Simpson's blood and to think that
>>>>>someone
>>>>>could intentionally plant all of the blood drops found in this case is
>>>>>beyond reality.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>They only had to plant the ones on the Bundy. Simpson could have bled
>>>>at his home anytime.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>None of Simpson's tiny blood drops were planted, they all dripped from
>>>>>the
>>>>>cut on his knuckle.
>>>>>
>>>>>No, the hair found was not from Justin. 12 Hairs exhibiting the same
>>>>>microscopic characteristics as those of Simpson's came from inside and
>>>>>outside of the knit hat.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Justin's hair was never tested so how would you know?
>>>>On the other hand, if someone had gotten a hold of a cap Simpson wore,
>>>>it
>>>>probably would have had hair consistant with OJ's. Great item for
>>>>framing
>>>>someone. Makes me wonder who was at the set of Frogman to see him in a
>>>>similar cap. You know many LAPD are security officers for these movies.
>>>>Hard to say who could have been there.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>There would be no reason for fibers from Simpson's clothing to be on
>>>>>his
>>>>>carpet or rug.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Ah, he was moving about in the area rushing around to get out to the
>>>>limo. Or is
>>>>it a sweat suit that only sheds in the Bundy area of LA?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>No, as far as I know the sample of the Bronco carpet was not stored in
>>>>>the
>>>>>same container as the hat and glove.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>LAPD criminalist, Susan Brockbank, testified that a patch cut out of the
>>>>carpet was kept in the same box as all of the evidence recovered from
>>>>Bundy.
>>>>The only thing proved by the Bronco fibers found on the gloves, the cap,
>>>>Ron's
>>>>shirt, etc., is what the criminalist admitted about how those pieces of
>>>>evidence were stored.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>In the civil trial evidence of DNA comparison proved that Nicole's
>>>>>blood
>>>>>found on Simpson's sock could not have come from her reference sample.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>If the blood was put on the sock at the time of the murders,
>>>>it would have dried and not have degraded like Nicole's blood sample.
>>>>That
>>>>only means the sock was at the crime scene, it does not mean OJ's foot
>>>>was
>>>>in it as fully explained in the criminal trial or how the sock ended up
>>>>on
>>>>OJ's rug. To frame someone you need to have access to something
>>>>connected
>>>>to the person you are framing. Now who could manage to get that sock
>>>>back
>>>>into OJ's house? Aren't you the one who claims Arnelle turned the alarm
>>>>off
>>>>and did not turn it back on? List of things to do: drop glove behind
>>>>guest house, put socks on rug. OJ even reported that his keys had been
>>>>taken before the murders.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>No one would expect that that a killer would go out and find rare
>>>>>expensive shoes to wear to frame Simpson. You are losing touch with
>>>>>reality Rose.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Precisely. No one would expect it but people framing someone need to
>>>>have
>>>>items that others will connect to the person they are framing. Don't
>>>>you
>>>>just love that one about Wasz's attorney wearing Bruno Maglis?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Rose, you can dream up any fantasy you want to try and account for the
>>>>>evidence that proves Simpson's guilt but that doesn't make your
>>>>>fantasies
>>>>>real. Your imagination is not reality.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Your denial is not reality either.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>
>>>Rose, your imagination knows no bounds. But reality contradicts your
>>>fantasies. The tiny blood drops at Bundy were the part of the blood
>>>trail Simpson left. Tiny drops of blood near the victims, down the
>>>walkway, on the rear gate, on the driveway, in the Bronco, outside the
>>>Rockingham gate, on Simpson's driveway, and on his foyer floor.
>>>
>>>Your imagined unrealistic claim that someone could have planted these
>>>drops with an eyedropper is contradicted by the time of the murders and
>>>the fact that there isn't one single piece of relevant physical evidence
>>>that points to anyone else except Simpson as the killer.
>>>
>>
>> Actually, there is a size diference. The tiny blood drops at Rockingham
>> are consistant with a superficial cut on his hand that Simpson probably
>> did not notice. It is apparent that the blood drops near the Rockingham
>> gate were made went Simpson went OUT his gate and then returned.
>>
>> The blood drops at Bundy are larger and appear to be dropped from a
>> standing position, very close to the ground.
>>
>> There is physical evidence of someone else in the black blue fibers.
>>
>>
>>>Your claims are as valid and supported as the claim that aliens from
>>>outer space were the real killers.
>>>
>>>12 hairs from the knit hat microscopically mirror matched Simpson's hair.
>>>There is no evidence that Justin's hair would match Simpson's hair.
>>
>>
>> You missed the part about someone taking OJ's cap as a way to frame him.
>> The killer brought the cap to Bundy but did not wear it.
>>
>>>The sweat suit did not "shed" fibers. Fibers were transferred from
>>>contact.
>>
>>
>> How is it you know just how the fibers were transferred? I live alone and
>> I have clothes that transfer fibers with no contact with anyone else.
>>
>> In addition, the Ford Taurus a standard issue car for the LAPD also had
>> that "rare" carpet.
>>
>>
>>>Susan Brockbank's testified there were nine items stored in box no. 2
>>>including the Bronco carpet, both hats, both gloves, Simpson's socks, and
>>>coin envelopes.
>>>
>>>She explained that each of those items were individually packaged and
>>>sealed and the box was frozen.
>>>
>>>Nothing she said changes the fact that the unusual x-shaped fiber
>>>consistent with the Bronco carpeting was found on Simpson's left hand
>>>glove and found on the blue knit hat.
>>>
>>
>>
>>>Your wild speculation that someone may have planted Nicole's blood on
>>>Simpson's sock is completely unsupported and unrealistic. Dr. Cotton
>>>testified that it was impossible for Nicole's blood found on Simpson's
>>>socks to have come from Nicole's autopsy vial. That was the conspiracy
>>>the defense speculated.
>>>
>>
>> I think you better read that testimony again. Cotton is replying to a
>> hypothetical question about the blood. She has no knowledge of where her
>> samples came from or how them were stored until she received them. Her
>> testing required amplication. Either the degradation or the amount of
>> DNA could have been amplified by her testing making her results
>> meaningless. In addition to her answers being a reply to a hypothetical
>> question, what is overlook is the fact that EDTA was found on those
>> socks. There are so many questions with those socks, I am surprised you
>> bring them up.
>>
>>
>>>Yes, Arnelle did not reset Simpson's house alarm when she left her
>>>father's house after starting the washing machine. The house was
>>>unprotected for about an hour before the police arrived. Just enough
>>>time to create a fantasy, right?
>>>
>>>I have no idea if Wasz's attorney wore Bruno Magli shoes as you claim,
>>>but so what? Bruno Magli made many styles of shoes. Did this attorney
>>>wear Lorenzo style, size 12, with Silga soles? Those were the shoes the
>>>killer wore and those were the exact shoes Simpson is shown wearing in
>>>photographs taken by two different photographers.
>>
>>
>> And developed by the same lab in London. A lab capable of altering photos
>> without detection. Spare me the newsletter story. Not one copy of that
>> newsletter has turned up from anyone not connected to the photos. Seems
>> it must never have been mailed out to people.
>>
>> I only said that it was interesting that Wasz's attorney wore Bruno
>> Maglis.
>>
>>>My assertion that Wasz, his attorney, and any of the other names you try
>>>to include are irrelevant to the June 12 murders is reality. You Rose,
>>>are the one who is making unsupported, unrealistic, irrelevant claims
>>>about a fantasy frame and fantasy killers.
>>>
>>
>> Please give your definition of fantasy. I think there is sufficent
>> evidence of a frame up BEFORE the police arrived to warrant
>> investigation.
>>
>> > Once again the truth and the reality is that all of the relevant
>>
>>>physical evidence in this case points to Simpson and only Simpson as the
>>>killer. Nothing points to anyone else, and nothing eliminates Simpson.
>>>
>>
>> There are lots of things that point to someone else as well as things
>> that eliminate Simpson, however you just dismiss them as irrelevant. What
>> is or isn't relevant can be manipulated as we clearly saw in the civil
>> trial.
>>
>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>
> Rose, you're wrong.
>
> All of the tiny blood drops at Bundy, all over the inside of Simpson's
> Bronco and at Rockingham were consistent with coming from his cut finger.
> You're wrong about your speculation that Simpson dripped his blood when he
> went out his gate.

Actually, it can be demonstrated that the drops happend when he was going
OUT his gate.
>
> There was one drop in the street behind his Bronco. There was drop
> outside the Rockingham gate and two drops just inside the gate. The
> placement of the two drops inside the gate and the way the gate open prove
> that Simpson didn't enter his property that night through the gate. You
> can read about it on my web page.
> http://www.bobaugust.com/mystery.htm
>
Read it but don't believe it to be a reasonable explanation.
Maybe you ought to check out the annimation that shows how the blood drops
were made when OJ went out his gate to the Bronco.

> You ask what physical evidence is there of someone as you say "in the
> black blue fibers."? Your statement doesn't make sense and there is no
> evidence of anyone else at Bundy except the two victims and Simpson.
>
Hint: Someone else was wearing the black/blue outfit that shed at Bundy but
not at Rockingham.

> Simpson did take the cap to Bundy, and he did wear it. That's what the
> hair and fiber evidence tells us.

No, the hair and fiber evidence tels us that OJ or maybe Justin could have
wore the cap at one time and it was planted at the place with the
blue/black fibers.

>
> You ask how is it that I know the fibers were transferred? I know because
> I read the testimony from the experts. I'm surprised you are so naive
> about this.

No, You had said the blue/black fibers were transferred ON CONTACT and I
asked how you knew that, meaning how you knew it was on contact.
>
> Not all clothing is the same. Your personal clothing experience is
> irrelevant. Your Ford Taurus carpeting is irrelevant. The carpet in
> Simpson's Bronco wasn't one of kind, it was just not common. The fact is
> that fibers matching the Bronco carpet were found on Simpson's left hand
> glove and on the knit hat. That ties them to Simpson's Bronco, not your
> Taurus.

I do not have a Ford Taurus. The carpet Simpson had in his Bronco was
special order for the Bronco but standard order for the Ford Taurus.
>
> "Dr. Cotton explained that when blood is drawn for testing by labs, it is
> preserved with the chemical EDTA, which stops the DNA in the blood from
> degrading. (Degradation is simply the breaking down of a chemical into
> its component parts over time.) But when she compared the degradation
> levels of Nicole's autopsy vial, Dr. Cotton found the autopsy vial
> contained the more degraded blood. The blood on the sock was fresher and
> richer in DNA content than the blood in the vial. Once blood has
> degraded, it is impossible to raise its DNA count; you can't pony it back
> up. Under the conspiracy theory, the blood used to plant on the sock came
> from Nicole's autopsy vial, but that blood had a lower DNA count than the
> blood on the sock. Nicole's blood was fresher when it spurted out and
> splashed onto Simpson's sock as he was killing her than two days later
> when the coroner collected it. This completely destroyed the notion of
> any planting; its impossible for degraded blood to become fresh again.
> Nicole's blood on the sock could not have been planted."
>
Dr. Cotton received a sample of Nicole's blood from the LAPD Lab. She has
no knowledge of where that sample was taken from or any circustances that
might have caused degradation before she received it.

> No, all of the photographs were not developed in the same lab.

I believe they were. A lab in London.

> There were two different photographers. You are referring to the Skull
> photographs. There were over 30 Flammer photographs taken of Simpson and
> members of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club as a promotional event that
> they were having celebrating O.J. Simpson's 2,003 yards, the anniversary
> of that date.
>
> One of those photographs was sent and appeared in the publication for the
> Buffalo Bills Report, a monthly publication that was mailed to
> subscription holders. It was published on September 26, 1993 almost nine
> months before the murders. A copy was presented in court.
>
There was a copy in court but no other copy has ever been seen, offered for
sale, etc. Don't you find that strange?

> You say you think there was sufficient evidence of a frame up. Rose, very
> honestly what you think is irrelevant. There is absolutely no proof that
> anyone was at Bundy that night except for three people, the two victims
> and Simpson. There was no frame up.
>
> You evidently saw nothing clearly in the civil trial. Did you even read
> Simpson's depositions and testimony?

Yes

>Did you know that he fabricated his ever changing story by reading Park and
>Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and then tried to unsuccessfully fit his
>lies in-between what they said? Nothing was manipulated in the civil
>trial.

Only the ability of the defense to present its defense.

>The same relevant physical evidence from the criminal trial was presented
>as well as new evidence.
>
> Your comments Rose, keep showing how you continue to ignore the facts and
> evidence in this case in favor of your imagination about irrelevant
> information. Dick used to do the same thing.
>

I know Bob, you miss going around and around with Dick. I have done it some
here for "my reasons", but do not intend to comtinue. Sorry. I am busy
putting the pieces of the puzzle together. :)

You forgot you definition of "fantasy".


> bobaugust
bobaugust
2005-06-27 13:22:17 UTC
Permalink
rovaan wrote:

>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>
>>All of the tiny blood drops at Bundy, all over the inside of Simpson's
>>Bronco and at Rockingham were consistent with coming from his cut finger.
>>You're wrong about your speculation that Simpson dripped his blood when he
>>went out his gate.
>
>
> Actually, it can be demonstrated that the drops happend when he was going
> OUT his gate.

No Rose, it can not. Simpson's finger was not cut when he went out to
his Bronco.



>>There was one drop in the street behind his Bronco. There was drop
>>outside the Rockingham gate and two drops just inside the gate. The
>>placement of the two drops inside the gate and the way the gate open prove
>>that Simpson didn't enter his property that night through the gate. You
>>can read about it on my web page.
>>http://www.bobaugust.com/mystery.htm
>>
>
> Read it but don't believe it to be a reasonable explanation.
> Maybe you ought to check out the annimation that shows how the blood drops
> were made when OJ went out his gate to the Bronco.


Once again Simpson was not bleeding when he went out to his Bronco.
Simpson lied when he said he went out to his Bronco just before leaving
for the airport. Simpson created that lie when he was first questioned
by the police to try and account for blood the police told him that was
found in his Bronco.

In his statement to the police Simpson said that before leaving for the
airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone. Later when Simpson
was confronted with his cell phone records showing he made a call to
Paula Barbieri at 10:03 he changed his story. He then said that he had
gotten his cell phone out of his Bronco earlier and before leaving for
the airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone accessories.

The fact is that Simpson did get his cell phone earlier and he never
went to his Bronco before leaving for the airport. That was a lie.

In the fifteen or so minutes after Simpson came downstairs with his
luggage either Allan Park or Kato Kaelin was with him or within sight of
him. Both Park and Kaelin told what they did in that fifteen minute
period. Neither of them ever saw Simpson go out his gate. They never
said they heard the Rockingham gate open and close even once let alone
two times the gate would have been activated if Simpson had gone out to
his Bronco.

Both explained where Simpson was and what he did during that time and it
did not include Simpson going to his Bronco or Simpson being out of
their sight for the time it would have taken for Simpson to go out to
his Bronco.

Simpson read both Park and Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and tried
unsuccessfully to fit in the time he went to Bronco. Simpson outright
lied. He created the lie, later changed the lie, and then still would
not admit that he lied.

Just like when Simpson was confronted with the thirty Flammer
photographs and the Scull photograph showing him wearing Bruno Magli
Lorenzo style shoes. Simpson said, that's my shirt, that's my jacket,
those are my pants, but I never wore those shoes. Stubborn, outrageous
lying.

>>You ask what physical evidence is there of someone as you say "in the
>>black blue fibers."? Your statement doesn't make sense and there is no
>>evidence of anyone else at Bundy except the two victims and Simpson.
>>
>
> Hint: Someone else was wearing the black/blue outfit that shed at Bundy but
> not at Rockingham.


Your hints are as vague as your proof and your evidence. All unsupported
fantasy speculation.


>
>
>>Simpson did take the cap to Bundy, and he did wear it. That's what the
>>hair and fiber evidence tells us.
>
>
> No, the hair and fiber evidence tels us that OJ or maybe Justin could have
> wore the cap at one time and it was planted at the place with the
> blue/black fibers.


More unsupported fantasy. Just because Justin is Simpson's son does not
mean his hair would exactly match Simpson's. It doesn't work that way.
No one planted fiber evidence Rose. That's outright ridiculous,
dumb, and unrealistic.




>
>>You ask how is it that I know the fibers were transferred? I know because
>>I read the testimony from the experts. I'm surprised you are so naive
>>about this.
>
>
> No, You had said the blue/black fibers were transferred ON CONTACT and I
> asked how you knew that, meaning how you knew it was on contact.


Because the same blue black cotton fibers were found on Goldman's shirt.
Fibers from the killer's clothing. How do you think they got there?
Planted?

The following fiber evidence was found.

Ron Goldman's shirt--> 1 hair consistent with that of the defendant, 25
hairs from Nicole Brown, A number of hairs from the Akita dog, fibers
consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 4 "torn" fibers consistent with
Nicole Brown's dress, "3 or 4" fibers from the blue knit cap, 1 cashmere
fiber which was consistent with the lining of the gloves, "Many"
Blue-black cotton fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)


The glove found at Bundy --> 1 Hair from Nicole Brown, No hair from Ron
Goldman, fibers with blood on them consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt,
fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, A "guard hair" from the
Akita dog

Ron Goldman's pants --> A number of hairs consistent with Nicole Brown,
A number of hairs from the Akita dog

Blue knit hat found at Bundy --> A number of hairs from the Akita dog,
12 hairs matching the defendant (naturally shed, not "ripped.") (Ten
came from inside the cap, two from outside.) Several fibers consistent
with Ron Goldman's shirt, 1 cashmere fiber which was consistent with the
lining of the gloves, 1 "Unusual" x-shaped fiber consistent with the
Bronco carpeting.

The Glove found at Rockingham --> "Several" hairs (3 to 4) from Nicole
Brown - 1 had blood on it. 3 hairs from Ron Goldman ("ripped" or "torn")
fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt, "A number" of fur hairs from
the Akita dog, fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 1 "Unusual"
x-shaped fiber consistent with the Bronco carpeting. Blue-black cotton
fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)

The socks found in the defendant's bedroom --> Blue-black cotton fibers
(the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)


Rose, this is reality not the fantasy you have created. Fiber evidence
was not planted. Fiber evidence was found. If you can't comprehend
what this fiber evidence means and how it is all tied together than you
are truly a lost cause.



>
>>Not all clothing is the same. Your personal clothing experience is
>>irrelevant. Your Ford Taurus carpeting is irrelevant. The carpet in
>>Simpson's Bronco wasn't one of kind, it was just not common. The fact is
>>that fibers matching the Bronco carpet were found on Simpson's left hand
>>glove and on the knit hat. That ties them to Simpson's Bronco, not your
>>Taurus.
>
>
> I do not have a Ford Taurus. The carpet Simpson had in his Bronco was
> special order for the Bronco but standard order for the Ford Taurus.

Irrelevant.
>
>>"Dr. Cotton explained that when blood is drawn for testing by labs, it is
>>preserved with the chemical EDTA, which stops the DNA in the blood from
>>degrading. (Degradation is simply the breaking down of a chemical into
>>its component parts over time.) But when she compared the degradation
>>levels of Nicole's autopsy vial, Dr. Cotton found the autopsy vial
>>contained the more degraded blood. The blood on the sock was fresher and
>>richer in DNA content than the blood in the vial. Once blood has
>>degraded, it is impossible to raise its DNA count; you can't pony it back
>>up. Under the conspiracy theory, the blood used to plant on the sock came
>>from Nicole's autopsy vial, but that blood had a lower DNA count than the
>>blood on the sock. Nicole's blood was fresher when it spurted out and
>>splashed onto Simpson's sock as he was killing her than two days later
>>when the coroner collected it. This completely destroyed the notion of
>>any planting; its impossible for degraded blood to become fresh again.
>>Nicole's blood on the sock could not have been planted."
>>
>
> Dr. Cotton received a sample of Nicole's blood from the LAPD Lab. She has
> no knowledge of where that sample was taken from or any circustances that
> might have caused degradation before she received it.

Yes, Dr Cotton did know the circumstances that caused the degradation
before she received it.

That reference vial was taken 24 hours after Nicole was murdered. It had
been sitting in her dead body until the autopsy was done. Dr. Cotton
explained that blood degrades under those conditions, not separately.




>>No, all of the photographs were not developed in the same lab.
>
>
> I believe they were. A lab in London.

You are referring to the Scull photographs and it is irrelevant. The 30
flammer photographs and the unedited media video tape support what is
shown in the Scull photographs.

>>There were two different photographers. You are referring to the Skull
>>photographs. There were over 30 Flammer photographs taken of Simpson and
>>members of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club as a promotional event that
>>they were having celebrating O.J. Simpson's 2,003 yards, the anniversary
>>of that date.
>>
>>One of those photographs was sent and appeared in the publication for the
>>Buffalo Bills Report, a monthly publication that was mailed to
>>subscription holders. It was published on September 26, 1993 almost nine
>>months before the murders. A copy was presented in court.
>>
>
> There was a copy in court but no other copy has ever been seen, offered for
> sale, etc. Don't you find that strange?

No, I don't find that strange. The newsletter was published months
before the murders in a relatively small amount. All of the Scull and
Flammer photographs and negatives were examined by experts and found to
be authentic. They and a video tape taken at that football game all show
Simpson wearing the same clothing.

What I find strange Rose, is that you are so lost in your fantasies
about this case that you are not capable of comprehending even simple
proven facts and evidence that contradicts your unsupported beliefs.


>>You say you think there was sufficient evidence of a frame up. Rose, very
>>honestly what you think is irrelevant. There is absolutely no proof that
>>anyone was at Bundy that night except for three people, the two victims
>>and Simpson. There was no frame up.
>>
>>You evidently saw nothing clearly in the civil trial. Did you even read
>>Simpson's depositions and testimony?
>
>
> Yes
>
>
>>Did you know that he fabricated his ever changing story by reading Park and
>>Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and then tried to unsuccessfully fit his
>>lies in-between what they said? Nothing was manipulated in the civil
>>trial.
>
>
> Only the ability of the defense to present its defense.

The defense attorneys were given every opportunity to present their
defense, excluding unsupported and unsubstantiated imagined claims.

>
>>The same relevant physical evidence from the criminal trial was presented
>>as well as new evidence.
>>
>>Your comments Rose, keep showing how you continue to ignore the facts and
>>evidence in this case in favor of your imagination about irrelevant
>>information. Dick used to do the same thing.
>>
>
>
> I know Bob, you miss going around and around with Dick. I have done it some
> here for "my reasons", but do not intend to comtinue. Sorry. I am busy
> putting the pieces of the puzzle together. :)
>
> You forgot you definition of "fantasy".

I understand your reasons. You can't admit to your mistakes or that
your unsupported claims are false. You are as lost in fantasy as Dick
was. My definition of fantasy?

A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or merely conceived.
Imaginative fiction.
The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
mental images in response to psychological need.
Dick Wagner's fabrications and Rose's framing theories.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-27 17:39:36 UTC
Permalink
"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:i2Tve.748$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>
>>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>>
>>>All of the tiny blood drops at Bundy, all over the inside of Simpson's
>>>Bronco and at Rockingham were consistent with coming from his cut finger.
>>>You're wrong about your speculation that Simpson dripped his blood when
>>>he went out his gate.
>>
>>
>> Actually, it can be demonstrated that the drops happend when he was going
>> OUT his gate.
>
> No Rose, it can not. Simpson's finger was not cut when he went out to his
> Bronco.
>
>
>
>>>There was one drop in the street behind his Bronco. There was drop
>>>outside the Rockingham gate and two drops just inside the gate. The
>>>placement of the two drops inside the gate and the way the gate open
>>>prove that Simpson didn't enter his property that night through the gate.
>>>You can read about it on my web page.
>>>http://www.bobaugust.com/mystery.htm
>>>
>>
>> Read it but don't believe it to be a reasonable explanation.
>> Maybe you ought to check out the annimation that shows how the blood
>> drops were made when OJ went out his gate to the Bronco.
>
>
> Once again Simpson was not bleeding when he went out to his Bronco.
> Simpson lied when he said he went out to his Bronco just before leaving
> for the airport. Simpson created that lie when he was first questioned by
> the police to try and account for blood the police told him that was found
> in his Bronco.
>
> In his statement to the police Simpson said that before leaving for the
> airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone. Later when Simpson
> was confronted with his cell phone records showing he made a call to Paula
> Barbieri at 10:03 he changed his story. He then said that he had gotten
> his cell phone out of his Bronco earlier and before leaving for the
> airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone accessories.
>
> The fact is that Simpson did get his cell phone earlier and he never went
> to his Bronco before leaving for the airport. That was a lie.
>
> In the fifteen or so minutes after Simpson came downstairs with his
> luggage either Allan Park or Kato Kaelin was with him or within sight of
> him. Both Park and Kaelin told what they did in that fifteen minute
> period. Neither of them ever saw Simpson go out his gate. They never
> said they heard the Rockingham gate open and close even once let alone two
> times the gate would have been activated if Simpson had gone out to his
> Bronco.
>
> Both explained where Simpson was and what he did during that time and it
> did not include Simpson going to his Bronco or Simpson being out of their
> sight for the time it would have taken for Simpson to go out to his
> Bronco.
>
> Simpson read both Park and Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and tried
> unsuccessfully to fit in the time he went to Bronco. Simpson outright
> lied. He created the lie, later changed the lie, and then still would not
> admit that he lied.

All this explanation of what you believe without the simple question of
"Rose, what annimations are you talking about?".
http://smartfellowspress.com/Animations/Animations.htm
Check the ones marked blood drops and blood trails.
For information on the Kato, Park, OJ see Marcia's Story 1 & 2

>
> Just like when Simpson was confronted with the thirty Flammer photographs
> and the Scull photograph showing him wearing Bruno Magli Lorenzo style
> shoes. Simpson said, that's my shirt, that's my jacket, those are my
> pants, but I never wore those shoes. Stubborn, outrageous lying.
>
>>>You ask what physical evidence is there of someone as you say "in the
>>>black blue fibers."? Your statement doesn't make sense and there is no
>>>evidence of anyone else at Bundy except the two victims and Simpson.
>>>
>>
>> Hint: Someone else was wearing the black/blue outfit that shed at Bundy
>> but not at Rockingham.
>
>
> Your hints are as vague as your proof and your evidence. All unsupported
> fantasy speculation.
>
>
>>
>>
>>>Simpson did take the cap to Bundy, and he did wear it. That's what the
>>>hair and fiber evidence tells us.
>>
>>
>> No, the hair and fiber evidence tels us that OJ or maybe Justin could
>> have wore the cap at one time and it was planted at the place with the
>> blue/black fibers.
>
>
> More unsupported fantasy. Just because Justin is Simpson's son does not
> mean his hair would exactly match Simpson's. It doesn't work that way. No
> one planted fiber evidence Rose. That's outright ridiculous, dumb, and
> unrealistic.
>

They didn't plant the fiber evidence at Bundy. The killer left it. A killer
who was not OJ,
so he never left any fiber evidence in the vehicle or at the Rockingham
house, excluding
the glove and socks.

>
>
>
>>
>>>You ask how is it that I know the fibers were transferred? I know
>>>because I read the testimony from the experts. I'm surprised you are so
>>>naive about this.
>>
>>
>> No, You had said the blue/black fibers were transferred ON CONTACT and I
>> asked how you knew that, meaning how you knew it was on contact.
>
>
> Because the same blue black cotton fibers were found on Goldman's shirt.
> Fibers from the killer's clothing. How do you think they got there?
> Planted?
>
> The following fiber evidence was found.
>
> Ron Goldman's shirt--> 1 hair consistent with that of the defendant, 25
> hairs from Nicole Brown, A number of hairs from the Akita dog, fibers
> consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 4 "torn" fibers consistent with
> Nicole Brown's dress, "3 or 4" fibers from the blue knit cap, 1 cashmere
> fiber which was consistent with the lining of the gloves, "Many"
> Blue-black cotton fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black
> clothing)
>
>
> The glove found at Bundy --> 1 Hair from Nicole Brown, No hair from Ron
> Goldman, fibers with blood on them consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt,
> fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, A "guard hair" from the Akita
> dog
>
> Ron Goldman's pants --> A number of hairs consistent with Nicole Brown, A
> number of hairs from the Akita dog
>
> Blue knit hat found at Bundy --> A number of hairs from the Akita dog, 12
> hairs matching the defendant (naturally shed, not "ripped.") (Ten came
> from inside the cap, two from outside.) Several fibers consistent with Ron
> Goldman's shirt, 1 cashmere fiber which was consistent with the lining of
> the gloves, 1 "Unusual" x-shaped fiber consistent with the Bronco
> carpeting.
>
> The Glove found at Rockingham --> "Several" hairs (3 to 4) from Nicole
> Brown - 1 had blood on it. 3 hairs from Ron Goldman ("ripped" or "torn")
> fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt, "A number" of fur hairs from
> the Akita dog, fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 1 "Unusual"
> x-shaped fiber consistent with the Bronco carpeting. Blue-black cotton
> fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)
>
> The socks found in the defendant's bedroom --> Blue-black cotton fibers
> (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)
>
>
> Rose, this is reality not the fantasy you have created. Fiber evidence
> was not planted. Fiber evidence was found. If you can't comprehend what
> this fiber evidence means and how it is all tied together than you are
> truly a lost cause.
>
>
>
>>
>>>Not all clothing is the same. Your personal clothing experience is
>>>irrelevant. Your Ford Taurus carpeting is irrelevant. The carpet in
>>>Simpson's Bronco wasn't one of kind, it was just not common. The fact is
>>>that fibers matching the Bronco carpet were found on Simpson's left hand
>>>glove and on the knit hat. That ties them to Simpson's Bronco, not your
>>>Taurus.
>>
>>
>> I do not have a Ford Taurus. The carpet Simpson had in his Bronco was
>> special order for the Bronco but standard order for the Ford Taurus.
>
> Irrelevant.

Not if you consider that the Ford Taurus was standard issue for LAPD.

>>
>>>"Dr. Cotton explained that when blood is drawn for testing by labs, it is
>>>preserved with the chemical EDTA, which stops the DNA in the blood from
>>>degrading. (Degradation is simply the breaking down of a chemical into
>>>its component parts over time.) But when she compared the degradation
>>>levels of Nicole's autopsy vial, Dr. Cotton found the autopsy vial
>>>contained the more degraded blood. The blood on the sock was fresher and
>>>richer in DNA content than the blood in the vial. Once blood has
>>>degraded, it is impossible to raise its DNA count; you can't pony it back
>>>up. Under the conspiracy theory, the blood used to plant on the sock
>>>came from Nicole's autopsy vial, but that blood had a lower DNA count
>>>than the blood on the sock. Nicole's blood was fresher when it spurted
>>>out and splashed onto Simpson's sock as he was killing her than two days
>>>later when the coroner collected it. This completely destroyed the
>>>notion of any planting; its impossible for degraded blood to become fresh
>>>again. Nicole's blood on the sock could not have been planted."
>>>
>>
>> Dr. Cotton received a sample of Nicole's blood from the LAPD Lab. She
>> has no knowledge of where that sample was taken from or any circustances
>> that might have caused degradation before she received it.
>
> Yes, Dr Cotton did know the circumstances that caused the degradation
> before she received it.
>
> That reference vial was taken 24 hours after Nicole was murdered. It had
> been sitting in her dead body until the autopsy was done. Dr. Cotton
> explained that blood degrades under those conditions, not separately.
>
>
My understanding is she got a sample of the reference vial taken 24 hours
after Nicole was murdered.
She does not know if there were any circustances that caused the degradation
of the sample sent to her.

>
>
>>>No, all of the photographs were not developed in the same lab.
>>
>>
>> I believe they were. A lab in London.
>
> You are referring to the Scull photographs and it is irrelevant. The 30
> flammer photographs and the unedited media video tape support what is
> shown in the Scull photographs.
>
>>>There were two different photographers. You are referring to the Skull
>>>photographs. There were over 30 Flammer photographs taken of Simpson and
>>>members of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club as a promotional event
>>>that they were having celebrating O.J. Simpson's 2,003 yards, the
>>>anniversary of that date.
>>>
>>>One of those photographs was sent and appeared in the publication for the
>>>Buffalo Bills Report, a monthly publication that was mailed to
>>>subscription holders. It was published on September 26, 1993 almost nine
>>>months before the murders. A copy was presented in court.
>>>
>>
>> There was a copy in court but no other copy has ever been seen, offered
>> for sale, etc. Don't you find that strange?
>
> No, I don't find that strange. The newsletter was published months before
> the murders in a relatively small amount. All of the Scull and Flammer
> photographs and negatives were examined by experts and found to be
> authentic. They and a video tape taken at that football game all show
> Simpson wearing the same clothing.
>
> What I find strange Rose, is that you are so lost in your fantasies about
> this case that you are not capable of comprehending even simple proven
> facts and evidence that contradicts your unsupported beliefs.
>
>
>>>You say you think there was sufficient evidence of a frame up. Rose,
>>>very honestly what you think is irrelevant. There is absolutely no proof
>>>that anyone was at Bundy that night except for three people, the two
>>>victims and Simpson. There was no frame up.
>>>
>>>You evidently saw nothing clearly in the civil trial. Did you even read
>>>Simpson's depositions and testimony?
>>
>>
>> Yes
>>
>>
>>>Did you know that he fabricated his ever changing story by reading Park
>>>and Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and then tried to unsuccessfully
>>>fit his lies in-between what they said? Nothing was manipulated in the
>>>civil trial.
>>
>>
>> Only the ability of the defense to present its defense.
>
> The defense attorneys were given every opportunity to present their
> defense, excluding unsupported and unsubstantiated imagined claims.
>
>>
>>>The same relevant physical evidence from the criminal trial was presented
>>>as well as new evidence.
>>>
>>>Your comments Rose, keep showing how you continue to ignore the facts and
>>>evidence in this case in favor of your imagination about irrelevant
>>>information. Dick used to do the same thing.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I know Bob, you miss going around and around with Dick. I have done it
>> some here for "my reasons", but do not intend to comtinue. Sorry. I am
>> busy putting the pieces of the puzzle together. :)
>>
>> You forgot you definition of "fantasy".
>
> I understand your reasons. You can't admit to your mistakes or that your
> unsupported claims are false. You are as lost in fantasy as Dick was. My
> definition of fantasy?
>
> A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or merely
> conceived.
> Imaginative fiction.
> The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
> mental images in response to psychological need.
> Dick Wagner's fabrications and Rose's framing theories.

Thanks. Remember this definition. We will get back to it when I have more
time.

Rovaan
>
> bobaugust
bobaugust
2005-06-28 13:43:47 UTC
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> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>>>
>>>>All of the tiny blood drops at Bundy, all over the inside of Simpson's
>>>>Bronco and at Rockingham were consistent with coming from his cut finger.
>>>>You're wrong about your speculation that Simpson dripped his blood when
>>>>he went out his gate.
>>>
>>>
>>>Actually, it can be demonstrated that the drops happend when he was going
>>>OUT his gate.
>>
>>No Rose, it can not. Simpson's finger was not cut when he went out to his
>>Bronco.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>There was one drop in the street behind his Bronco. There was drop
>>>>outside the Rockingham gate and two drops just inside the gate. The
>>>>placement of the two drops inside the gate and the way the gate open
>>>>prove that Simpson didn't enter his property that night through the gate.
>>>>You can read about it on my web page.
>>>>http://www.bobaugust.com/mystery.htm
>>>>
>>>
>>>Read it but don't believe it to be a reasonable explanation.
>>>Maybe you ought to check out the annimation that shows how the blood
>>>drops were made when OJ went out his gate to the Bronco.
>>
>>
>>Once again Simpson was not bleeding when he went out to his Bronco.
>>Simpson lied when he said he went out to his Bronco just before leaving
>>for the airport. Simpson created that lie when he was first questioned by
>>the police to try and account for blood the police told him that was found
>>in his Bronco.
>>
>>In his statement to the police Simpson said that before leaving for the
>>airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone. Later when Simpson
>>was confronted with his cell phone records showing he made a call to Paula
>>Barbieri at 10:03 he changed his story. He then said that he had gotten
>>his cell phone out of his Bronco earlier and before leaving for the
>>airport he went to his Bronco to get his cell phone accessories.
>>
>>The fact is that Simpson did get his cell phone earlier and he never went
>>to his Bronco before leaving for the airport. That was a lie.
>>
>>In the fifteen or so minutes after Simpson came downstairs with his
>>luggage either Allan Park or Kato Kaelin was with him or within sight of
>>him. Both Park and Kaelin told what they did in that fifteen minute
>>period. Neither of them ever saw Simpson go out his gate. They never
>>said they heard the Rockingham gate open and close even once let alone two
>>times the gate would have been activated if Simpson had gone out to his
>>Bronco.
>>
>>Both explained where Simpson was and what he did during that time and it
>>did not include Simpson going to his Bronco or Simpson being out of their
>>sight for the time it would have taken for Simpson to go out to his
>>Bronco.
>>
>>Simpson read both Park and Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and tried
>>unsuccessfully to fit in the time he went to Bronco. Simpson outright
>>lied. He created the lie, later changed the lie, and then still would not
>>admit that he lied.
>
>
> All this explanation of what you believe without the simple question of
> "Rose, what annimations are you talking about?".
> http://smartfellowspress.com/Animations/Animations.htm
> Check the ones marked blood drops and blood trails.
> For information on the Kato, Park, OJ see Marcia's Story 1 & 2


I checked out Animation's. There is no name as to who created them but
whoever did it made them look pretty good. Only one problem they
created animation's based on false information. These animation's
epitomize the old saying, garbage in, garbage out. Some of them do not
even come close to what witnesses said happened. I can see why you're
so confused if you're relying on them.

KATO'S WALK is a good example.

Allan Park consistently testified that when he first saw Kaelin coming
around the house he almost immediately saw Simpson walk up to his front
door, enter his house, and the lights came on.

The animation shows Simpson in his house when Park saw Kaelin and shows
Simpson never even coming out of his house until after Kaelin is
entering the gate to the south walkway.

A complete fabrication that contradicts all of Park's testimony about this.


MARCIA'S STORY 1 and MARCIA'S STORY 2

More inaccurate fabrications. They start with Simpson diving up and
parking his Bronco outside the Rockingham gate. Wrong. Simpson drove
past his Rockingham gate with the intention of parking in his regular
parking place outside his Ashford gate. When he got to the corner of
Ashford and Rockingham he saw the Limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
He stopped and reversed his Bronco back down Rockingham and then
parked it outside his Rockingham gate.

Both animation's then have Kaelin leave his room almost immediately
after hearing the noises on his back wall. Marcia's Story 1 within 5
seconds. Marcia's Story 2 within 7 seconds. Wrong.

This is the what Kaelin said,

Q WHEN YOU HEARD THE THUMPS AND YOU SAW THE
PICTURE MOVE, WHAT DID YOU DO?
A WELL, I WAS ON THE PHONE STILL AND I WAS TALKING TO RACHEL AND I
THOUGHT -- I SAID TO RACHEL -- I ASKED HER, "DID WE JUST HAVE AN
EARTHQUAKE?"
Q DID THOSE THUMPS ALARM YOU, SIR?
A AFTER SHE SAID WE DIDN'T HAVE ONE, YES.
Q AND WHY WERE YOU ALARMED?
A WELL, IF IT WASN'T THAT, THEN I THOUGHT THERE WAS, YOU KNOW, SOMEONE
BACK THERE.

*

Q ALL RIGHT. WHEN RACHEL TOLD YOU THAT IT WAS NOT AN EARTHQUAKE, YOU
BECAME ALARMED THINKING SOMEONE WAS BACK THERE. WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?
A WELL, I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH HER AND I TOLD HER THAT I WAS GOING TO
CHECK ON IT.
Q AND WHAT -- HOW LONG DID YOU SPEAK TO HER AFTER YOU HEARD THE THUMPS
ON THE WALL?

A YOU KNOW, TWO TO THREE MINUTES.

Q AND WHEN YOU SAY YOU WERE GOING TO GO AND CHECK ON IT, WHAT DID YOU
INTEND TO DO?
A WELL, THAT -- SEE THE DRESSER RIGHT THERE NEXT TO THE BED? ON THE TOP
DRAWER I HAVE LIKE A LITTLE LIGHT, FLASHLIGHT. I WAS GOING TO TAKE THAT
LIGHT AND LOOK BEHIND THERE.
Q LOOK BEHIND WHERE?
A BEHIND THE PATH.



Both animation's have Kaelin walking down the south path all the way to
the bungalow. Wrong. On this first trip Kaelin only went a short
distance before turning around, going back and opening the gate to let
Allan Park in.

Q: And what happened next?
A: So I had gone through my room door up the stairs to the pathway,
and when I got to the pathway looked to my right, and I
noticed that there was a limo parked out in front at the gates.
The gates were not opened. So I looked and I thought, okay,
there's a limo there. I thought it was all attended to, and I walked
back to the garage, the first gate. There's a--first gate here is
broken. You can pick it up manually and lean it against the tree.
There's a tree there. So I picked it up, placed it there, and I
walked down about five feet and--
Q: Five feet from where?
A: Five feet from that gate, and--
Q: That gate is at the beginning of--
A: At the very beginning, right here (Indicating) at that garage lip.
Q: Okay.
A: And then I walked down just about--and I started going, no, I'll
turn back around.
Q: Let me stop you right there: When you went down about five feet,
did you go beyond the length of the garage?
A: No.
Q: You went about halfway down the length of the garage.
A: Yes.
Q: Is that about how far you said you went?
A: That's about how far I went.
Q: And then you stopped.
A: Yes.
Q: And why did you stop?
A: I think I was looking with the flashlight kind of like this
(Indicating) and going, oh, it's dark. I shouldn't be back here,
and turned around, and I just turned around.
Q: Were you frightened?
A: Yes.
Q: And you believed somebody had been back there and might still be
back there?
A: Yes. I just had an eerie feeling that night, so it was just
adding up.
Q: And you turned around.
A: I turned around.
Q: And did what?
A: So I turned around. put the gate up, and I walked and I noticed
the limo guy was still out there. And so when I saw the
limo guy still out there, I went, huh, I probably should let him in.
So I went to this gate control box (Indicating), and it's a
button--

Rose, both of these animation's are fabrications that are completely
inconsistent with what Kaelin testified to.


BLOOD DROPS ANIMATION

This one is another fabrication created from Simpson lies. Simpson was
not even cut or bleeding when he said this event occurred.

I also notice that there is no clock in this fabrication because the
whole thing was lie. This event according to Simpson happened after the
10:03 telephone call Simpson made to Paula Barbieri using his cell
phone. Simpson said he made that call from his driveway standing behind
his Bentley. He then said he went out the Rockingham gate to his Bronco
to check for some golf clubs. He said his dog accompanied him.

Simpson didn't say he was bleeding then, he said he was never aware of
any blood on his finger until sometime after 11:00 when he went into his
house with Kaelin to look for a flashlight before leaving for the airport.

The truth is Simpson never dripped blood on his driveway then.

Another mistake in the animation is showing Simpson's dog running out
the gate. It never happened. The dog was old and arthritic. It rarely
went off Simpson's property, let alone run out the gate. Pure fabrication.




>>Just like when Simpson was confronted with the thirty Flammer photographs
>>and the Scull photograph showing him wearing Bruno Magli Lorenzo style
>>shoes. Simpson said, that's my shirt, that's my jacket, those are my
>>pants, but I never wore those shoes. Stubborn, outrageous lying.
>>
>>
>>>>You ask what physical evidence is there of someone as you say "in the
>>>>black blue fibers."? Your statement doesn't make sense and there is no
>>>>evidence of anyone else at Bundy except the two victims and Simpson.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Hint: Someone else was wearing the black/blue outfit that shed at Bundy
>>>but not at Rockingham.
>>
>>
>>Your hints are as vague as your proof and your evidence. All unsupported
>>fantasy speculation.
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>>Simpson did take the cap to Bundy, and he did wear it. That's what the
>>>>hair and fiber evidence tells us.
>>>
>>>
>>>No, the hair and fiber evidence tels us that OJ or maybe Justin could
>>>have wore the cap at one time and it was planted at the place with the
>>>blue/black fibers.
>>
>>
>>More unsupported fantasy. Just because Justin is Simpson's son does not
>>mean his hair would exactly match Simpson's. It doesn't work that way. No
>>one planted fiber evidence Rose. That's outright ridiculous, dumb, and
>>unrealistic.
>>
>
>
> They didn't plant the fiber evidence at Bundy. The killer left it. A killer
> who was not OJ,
> so he never left any fiber evidence in the vehicle or at the Rockingham
> house, excluding
> the glove and socks.


No Rose, it doesn't work that way. The reality is that the fiber
evidence that was collected at Bundy all points to Simpson, just as all
of the relevant physical evidence points only to Simpson. Not because
some imagined killer planted it, because Simpson was the killer. No one
planted any fiber evidence. To suggest or claim so is pure stupidity.



>>>>You ask how is it that I know the fibers were transferred? I know
>>>>because I read the testimony from the experts. I'm surprised you are so
>>>>naive about this.
>>>
>>>
>>>No, You had said the blue/black fibers were transferred ON CONTACT and I
>>>asked how you knew that, meaning how you knew it was on contact.
>>
>>
>>Because the same blue black cotton fibers were found on Goldman's shirt.
>>Fibers from the killer's clothing. How do you think they got there?
>>Planted?
>>
>>The following fiber evidence was found.
>>
>>Ron Goldman's shirt--> 1 hair consistent with that of the defendant, 25
>>hairs from Nicole Brown, A number of hairs from the Akita dog, fibers
>>consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 4 "torn" fibers consistent with
>>Nicole Brown's dress, "3 or 4" fibers from the blue knit cap, 1 cashmere
>>fiber which was consistent with the lining of the gloves, "Many"
>>Blue-black cotton fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black
>>clothing)
>>
>>
>>The glove found at Bundy --> 1 Hair from Nicole Brown, No hair from Ron
>>Goldman, fibers with blood on them consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt,
>>fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, A "guard hair" from the Akita
>>dog
>>
>>Ron Goldman's pants --> A number of hairs consistent with Nicole Brown, A
>>number of hairs from the Akita dog
>>
>>Blue knit hat found at Bundy --> A number of hairs from the Akita dog, 12
>>hairs matching the defendant (naturally shed, not "ripped.") (Ten came
>>from inside the cap, two from outside.) Several fibers consistent with Ron
>>Goldman's shirt, 1 cashmere fiber which was consistent with the lining of
>>the gloves, 1 "Unusual" x-shaped fiber consistent with the Bronco
>>carpeting.
>>
>>The Glove found at Rockingham --> "Several" hairs (3 to 4) from Nicole
>>Brown - 1 had blood on it. 3 hairs from Ron Goldman ("ripped" or "torn")
>>fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's shirt, "A number" of fur hairs from
>>the Akita dog, fibers consistent with Ron Goldman's jeans, 1 "Unusual"
>>x-shaped fiber consistent with the Bronco carpeting. Blue-black cotton
>>fibers (the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)
>>
>>The socks found in the defendant's bedroom --> Blue-black cotton fibers
>>(the defendant supposedly wore blue-black clothing)
>>
>>
>>Rose, this is reality not the fantasy you have created. Fiber evidence
>>was not planted. Fiber evidence was found. If you can't comprehend what
>>this fiber evidence means and how it is all tied together than you are
>>truly a lost cause.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>Not all clothing is the same. Your personal clothing experience is
>>>>irrelevant. Your Ford Taurus carpeting is irrelevant. The carpet in
>>>>Simpson's Bronco wasn't one of kind, it was just not common. The fact is
>>>>that fibers matching the Bronco carpet were found on Simpson's left hand
>>>>glove and on the knit hat. That ties them to Simpson's Bronco, not your
>>>>Taurus.
>>>
>>>
>>>I do not have a Ford Taurus. The carpet Simpson had in his Bronco was
>>>special order for the Bronco but standard order for the Ford Taurus.
>>
>>Irrelevant.
>
>
> Not if you consider that the Ford Taurus was standard issue for LAPD.

Irrelevant. The fibers were matched to Simpson's Bronco carpet. There
is no evidence that the police drove any car that night that had the
same exact carpet as Simpson's Bronco. Your accusations based on far
fetched unsupported possibilities are pure fantasy.



>>>>"Dr. Cotton explained that when blood is drawn for testing by labs, it is
>>>>preserved with the chemical EDTA, which stops the DNA in the blood from
>>>>degrading. (Degradation is simply the breaking down of a chemical into
>>>>its component parts over time.) But when she compared the degradation
>>>>levels of Nicole's autopsy vial, Dr. Cotton found the autopsy vial
>>>>contained the more degraded blood. The blood on the sock was fresher and
>>>>richer in DNA content than the blood in the vial. Once blood has
>>>>degraded, it is impossible to raise its DNA count; you can't pony it back
>>>>up. Under the conspiracy theory, the blood used to plant on the sock
>>>>came from Nicole's autopsy vial, but that blood had a lower DNA count
>>>>than the blood on the sock. Nicole's blood was fresher when it spurted
>>>>out and splashed onto Simpson's sock as he was killing her than two days
>>>>later when the coroner collected it. This completely destroyed the
>>>>notion of any planting; its impossible for degraded blood to become fresh
>>>>again. Nicole's blood on the sock could not have been planted."
>>>>
>>>
>>>Dr. Cotton received a sample of Nicole's blood from the LAPD Lab. She
>>>has no knowledge of where that sample was taken from or any circustances
>>>that might have caused degradation before she received it.
>>
>>Yes, Dr Cotton did know the circumstances that caused the degradation
>>before she received it.
>>
>>That reference vial was taken 24 hours after Nicole was murdered. It had
>>been sitting in her dead body until the autopsy was done. Dr. Cotton
>>explained that blood degrades under those conditions, not separately.
>>
>>
>
> My understanding is she got a sample of the reference vial taken 24 hours
> after Nicole was murdered.
> She does not know if there were any circustances that caused the degradation
> of the sample sent to her.


Your understanding is wrong.



>>>>No, all of the photographs were not developed in the same lab.
>>>
>>>
>>>I believe they were. A lab in London.
>>
>>You are referring to the Scull photographs and it is irrelevant. The 30
>>flammer photographs and the unedited media video tape support what is
>>shown in the Scull photographs.
>>
>>
>>>>There were two different photographers. You are referring to the Skull
>>>>photographs. There were over 30 Flammer photographs taken of Simpson and
>>>>members of the Monday Morning Quarterback Club as a promotional event
>>>>that they were having celebrating O.J. Simpson's 2,003 yards, the
>>>>anniversary of that date.
>>>>
>>>>One of those photographs was sent and appeared in the publication for the
>>>>Buffalo Bills Report, a monthly publication that was mailed to
>>>>subscription holders. It was published on September 26, 1993 almost nine
>>>>months before the murders. A copy was presented in court.
>>>>
>>>
>>>There was a copy in court but no other copy has ever been seen, offered
>>>for sale, etc. Don't you find that strange?
>>
>>No, I don't find that strange. The newsletter was published months before
>>the murders in a relatively small amount. All of the Scull and Flammer
>>photographs and negatives were examined by experts and found to be
>>authentic. They and a video tape taken at that football game all show
>>Simpson wearing the same clothing.
>>
>>What I find strange Rose, is that you are so lost in your fantasies about
>>this case that you are not capable of comprehending even simple proven
>>facts and evidence that contradicts your unsupported beliefs.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>You say you think there was sufficient evidence of a frame up. Rose,
>>>>very honestly what you think is irrelevant. There is absolutely no proof
>>>>that anyone was at Bundy that night except for three people, the two
>>>>victims and Simpson. There was no frame up.
>>>>
>>>>You evidently saw nothing clearly in the civil trial. Did you even read
>>>>Simpson's depositions and testimony?
>>>
>>>
>>>Yes
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Did you know that he fabricated his ever changing story by reading Park
>>>>and Kaelin's criminal trial testimony and then tried to unsuccessfully
>>>>fit his lies in-between what they said? Nothing was manipulated in the
>>>>civil trial.
>>>
>>>
>>>Only the ability of the defense to present its defense.
>>
>>The defense attorneys were given every opportunity to present their
>>defense, excluding unsupported and unsubstantiated imagined claims.
>>
>>
>>>>The same relevant physical evidence from the criminal trial was presented
>>>>as well as new evidence.
>>>>
>>>>Your comments Rose, keep showing how you continue to ignore the facts and
>>>>evidence in this case in favor of your imagination about irrelevant
>>>>information. Dick used to do the same thing.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>I know Bob, you miss going around and around with Dick. I have done it
>>>some here for "my reasons", but do not intend to comtinue. Sorry. I am
>>>busy putting the pieces of the puzzle together. :)
>>>
>>>You forgot you definition of "fantasy".
>>
>>I understand your reasons. You can't admit to your mistakes or that your
>>unsupported claims are false. You are as lost in fantasy as Dick was. My
>>definition of fantasy?
>>
>>A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or merely
>>conceived.
>>Imaginative fiction.
>>The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
>>mental images in response to psychological need.
>>Dick Wagner's fabrications and Rose's framing theories.
>
>
> Thanks. Remember this definition. We will get back to it when I have more
> time.
>
> Rovaan

You're welcome. I will remember my definition since it fits your
imagined, unsupported, false theories so well.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-25 02:44:52 UTC
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> But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
> There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
> evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not to
> see it.
>

But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is there.
There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to think for
themselves or worse not to see it.

1. Prior plot
2. Confusion of timelime
3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant before
the murders.
5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
Pellicano.
7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch Swiss
Army knife).

Just for starters.

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-25 11:54:48 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
> news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>
>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not to
>>see it.
>>
>
>
> But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is there.
> There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
> evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to think for
> themselves or worse not to see it.
>
> 1. Prior plot
> 2. Confusion of timelime
> 3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
> 4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant before
> the murders.
> 5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
> 6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
> Pellicano.
> 7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch Swiss
> Army knife).
>
> Just for starters.
>
> Rovaan

Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in
no way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.

1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
Cochran got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the
watch commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered
the fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found,
not where they weren't found.
6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
blunt force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient
to knock her out."

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-25 16:55:50 UTC
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
>> news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>>
>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>to
>>>see it.
>>>
>>
>>
>> But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>> there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>> much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>> think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>
>> 1. Prior plot
>> 2. Confusion of timelime
>> 3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>> 4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant before
>> the murders.
>> 5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>> 6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
>> Pellicano.
>> 7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>> Swiss Army knife).
>>
>> Just for starters.
>>
>> Rovaan
>
> Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in no
> way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>
> 1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario and
others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.

> 2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong, Cochran
> got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.

Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having OJ
complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD TIME
C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on the
merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to Salingers
property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the Rockingham
fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder weapon
in the bag- ADD TIME

If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48, he
has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven miutes
to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.

Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and come
out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
from two brutal murders.

> 3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the watch
> commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
> fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.

What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information did
they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have someone
aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his maid
called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.


> 4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.

Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad part is
Petrocelli knew about this.

> 5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found, not
> where they weren't found.

Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in with
the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from the
scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley where
he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is actually
proof that OJ did not commit these murders.


> 6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12

Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant? Petrocelli
knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.

> 7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with blunt
> force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to knock
> her out."

It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking her
unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also more
likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder using
two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do miltary
style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
screaming for help?

Rovaan
> bobaugust
bobaugust
2005-06-25 22:03:39 UTC
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rovaan wrote:

> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:cCbve.391$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
>>>news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>to
>>>>see it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>
>>>1. Prior plot
>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant before
>>>the murders.
>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
>>>Pellicano.
>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>
>>>Just for starters.
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>
>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in no
>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>
>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>
> How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario and
> others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>
>
>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong, Cochran
>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>
>
> Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having OJ
> complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
> A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
> B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD TIME
> C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
> D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
> E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on the
> merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
> F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to Salingers
> property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
> fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
> Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the Rockingham
> fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
> D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder weapon
> in the bag- ADD TIME
>
> If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48, he
> has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven miutes
> to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
> Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>
> Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and come
> out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
> from two brutal murders.
>
>
>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the watch
>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>
>
> What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information did
> they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have someone
> aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
> information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his maid
> called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>
>
>
>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>
>
> Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad part is
> Petrocelli knew about this.
>
>
>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found, not
>>where they weren't found.
>
>
> Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
> No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in with
> the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from the
> scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley where
> he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is actually
> proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>
>
>
>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>
>
> Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
> stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant? Petrocelli
> knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>
>
>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with blunt
>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to knock
>>her out."
>
>
> It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking her
> unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also more
> likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder using
> two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do miltary
> style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
> screaming for help?
>
> Rovaan
>
>>bobaugust

Rose, you're wrong.

An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred of
physical evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.

There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
that evening was drive fast and move fast.

There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
minute of his time.

The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are
not real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.

The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car
back to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.

That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.

Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.

After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He moved
fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his
telephone telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the
shower, put his clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a
woman to understand but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the
factor that Simpson had very short hair and wore no socks.

The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely
has nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination
run wild again.

Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported,
it's irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate about
that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.

The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that
blood was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.

All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other clothing.
Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid Rose, that
your statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were found in
Simpson's car is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders only shows
us how out of touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick, one of the
best fabricator and fantasizer to ever post here, would probably laugh
at that.

No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss
Army knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to
Nicole could very well have been made with the butt of that knife.

Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-25 23:17:11 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>> news:cCbve.391$***@fed1read07...
>>
>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>>to
>>>>>see it.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is
>>>>so
>>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>>
>>>>1. Prior plot
>>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant
>>>>before
>>>>the murders.
>>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
>>>>Pellicano.
>>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>>
>>>>Just for starters.
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in no
>>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>>
>>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>>
>> How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario
>> and
>> others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>>
>>
>>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
>>>Cochran
>>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>>
>>
>> Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having
>> OJ
>> complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
>> A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
>> B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD
>> TIME
>> C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
>> D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
>> E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on
>> the
>> merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
>> F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to
>> Salingers
>> property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
>> fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
>> Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the
>> Rockingham
>> fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
>> D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder
>> weapon
>> in the bag- ADD TIME
>>
>> If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48,
>> he
>> has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven
>> miutes
>> to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
>> Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>>
>> Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and
>> come
>> out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
>> from two brutal murders.
>>
>>
>>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the watch
>>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
>>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>>
>>
>> What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information
>> did
>> they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have
>> someone
>> aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
>> information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his
>> maid
>> called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>>
>>
>>
>>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>>
>>
>> Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad part
>> is
>> Petrocelli knew about this.
>>
>>
>>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found, not
>>>where they weren't found.
>>
>>
>> Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
>> No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in
>> with
>> the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from
>> the
>> scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley
>> where
>> he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is
>> actually
>> proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>>
>>
>>
>>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>>
>>
>> Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
>> stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant?
>> Petrocelli
>> knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>>
>>
>>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
>>>blunt
>>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to knock
>>>her out."
>>
>>
>> It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking her
>> unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also more
>> likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder
>> using
>> two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do miltary
>> style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
>> screaming for help?
>>
>> Rovaan
>>
>>>bobaugust
>
> Rose, you're wrong.
>
> An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
> You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred of physical
> evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>
It is not an imagined unsupported plot, though you wish it were. Wasz stole
Barberi's car. Vanatter and Lange wanted to pursue the lead, but were shut
down. Bosco, Bresnahan and Luper continued pursuing it. They got quite a
story that has a lot of holes in it (especially who hired Wasz) but with
enough information to indicate someone was planning "a murder for hire" or
to make it look like one.

Mario and Pellicano are also asked to follow Nicole. Both were covered up
in the trials. But you try to convince people there was no prior plot on
Nicole. If there is nothing to these stories, demand that your friend,
Petrocelli lay to rest these rumors. He had all the informstion before the
Civil Trial, yet he covered it up. So much for a man searching for the
truth.

> There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
> lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
> that evening was drive fast and move fast.
>
> There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
> minute of his time.

But we do have a good idea of when Heistra heard the barking Akita, how long
it takes to walk the alley (I walked it), when Park first saw OJ. Remember
Kato was there just before and testified he had gone to the back walkway to
check out the noises. How is it he did not run into OJ?
Park saw Kato first and then OJ. Even the jury in the criminal trial figured
that out.
>
> The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
> other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are not
> real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.
>
> The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
> hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car back
> to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.
>

He enterd the house wearing the "shedding" sweat suit and walking in Bruno
Magli shoes that just transferred blood to the Bronco? Then the shoes jump
back the mysterious bag outside. The sweat suit stops shedding and the
shoes don't transfer any blood to foyer or white carpet up the stairs to his
bedroom. Oh, yeah, maybe he took the shoes off and went up in the blood
stained socks. You can't have "his physical evidence" flying all over the
scene at Bundy and then mysteriously disappearing from his Bronco and home.

> That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.
>
> Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
> scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
> off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.

You saw the pictures of the area behind Kato's room, with the trees up to
the fence and a garage in the way. Try to climb over that in the dark with
a glove and knife, then make a triple hit on the wall, meticulously close
the two gates and see if you could do that in five minutes. He has already
wasted 4 of his 7 minutes traveling from the intersection of Bundy and San
Vincente.
>
> After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He moved
> fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his telephone
> telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the shower, put his
> clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a woman to understand
> but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the factor that Simpson had
> very short hair and wore no socks.

He still had to change out of the sweatsuit, shoes and put them in the
little mysterious bag outside.
>
> The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely has
> nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination run
> wild again.

There were actually two phone calls. One to the Willshire police station
asking "if the police were sitting on two bodies" on the West Side and
according to Killing Time, "LAPD logs reveal that an anonymous woman called
911 at around 10:30 on the night of June 12, 1994 to ask police if they had
received a report of a 'double murder' in the 800 block of South Bundy
Drive." Who would know there was TWO bodies? Only Nicole's body is visible
from the street. The calls tend to make it look like the murders were
committed earlier and someone was aware these murders were going to take
place.
>
> Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported, it's
> irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
> Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
> the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate about
> that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.

Then why didn't Petrocelli check out the information he had about someone
having OJ's blood before the murders. Or maybe he did and didn't like what
he found, so he buried it, right along with Ron Itto.

>
> The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
> explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
> Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
> Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that blood
> was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.
>
> All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other clothing.
> Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid Rose, that your
> statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were found in Simpson's car
> is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders only shows us how out of
> touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick, one of the best fabricator
> and fantasizer to ever post here, would probably laugh at that.
>
If Dick were here, he would be doing experiments with a sweat suit, tiny
fibers and his vehicle. That was Dick. I remind you that Dick did not
dismiss what Mario told him. He even found evidence of Rocky Bateman in
OJ's testimony about the "tall guy".

> No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
> German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
> consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
> stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss Army
> knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to Nicole could
> very well have been made with the butt of that knife.

You ignore the wound to Ron's neck and the size of the bruise caused by the
blow to Nicole's head. It was more likely a stiletto.

>
> Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.

For once you are right August, Simpson did not use two knives, but the
killer did.
>
> bobaugust
bobaugust
2005-06-26 13:11:02 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:%wkve.494$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>news:cCbve.391$***@fed1read07...
>>>
>>>
>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no other.
>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so much
>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse not
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is
>>>>>so
>>>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>>>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>>>
>>>>>1. Prior plot
>>>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant
>>>>>before
>>>>>the murders.
>>>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman, Mario,
>>>>>Pellicano.
>>>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>>>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>>>
>>>>>Just for starters.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in no
>>>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>>>
>>>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>>>
>>> How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario
>>>and
>>>others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
>>>>Cochran
>>>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>>>
>>>
>>>Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having
>>>OJ
>>>complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
>>>A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
>>>B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD
>>>TIME
>>>C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
>>>D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
>>>E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on
>>>the
>>>merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
>>>F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to
>>>Salingers
>>>property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
>>>fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
>>>Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the
>>>Rockingham
>>>fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
>>>D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder
>>>weapon
>>>in the bag- ADD TIME
>>>
>>>If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48,
>>>he
>>>has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven
>>>miutes
>>>to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
>>>Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>>>
>>>Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and
>>>come
>>>out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
>>>from two brutal murders.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the watch
>>>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
>>>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>>>
>>>
>>>What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information
>>>did
>>>they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have
>>>someone
>>>aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
>>>information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his
>>>maid
>>>called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>>>
>>>
>>>Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad part
>>>is
>>>Petrocelli knew about this.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found, not
>>>>where they weren't found.
>>>
>>>
>>>Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
>>>No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in
>>>with
>>>the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from
>>>the
>>>scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley
>>>where
>>>he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is
>>>actually
>>>proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>>>
>>>
>>>Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
>>>stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant?
>>>Petrocelli
>>>knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
>>>>blunt
>>>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to knock
>>>>her out."
>>>
>>>
>>>It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking her
>>>unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also more
>>>likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder
>>>using
>>>two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do miltary
>>>style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
>>>screaming for help?
>>>
>>>Rovaan
>>>
>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>
>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>
>>An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred of physical
>>evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>
>
> It is not an imagined unsupported plot, though you wish it were. Wasz stole
> Barberi's car. Vanatter and Lange wanted to pursue the lead, but were shut
> down. Bosco, Bresnahan and Luper continued pursuing it. They got quite a
> story that has a lot of holes in it (especially who hired Wasz) but with
> enough information to indicate someone was planning "a murder for hire" or
> to make it look like one.
>
> Mario and Pellicano are also asked to follow Nicole. Both were covered up
> in the trials. But you try to convince people there was no prior plot on
> Nicole. If there is nothing to these stories, demand that your friend,
> Petrocelli lay to rest these rumors. He had all the informstion before the
> Civil Trial, yet he covered it up. So much for a man searching for the
> truth.
>
>
>>There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
>>lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
>>that evening was drive fast and move fast.
>>
>>There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
>>minute of his time.
>
>
> But we do have a good idea of when Heistra heard the barking Akita, how long
> it takes to walk the alley (I walked it), when Park first saw OJ. Remember
> Kato was there just before and testified he had gone to the back walkway to
> check out the noises. How is it he did not run into OJ?
> Park saw Kato first and then OJ. Even the jury in the criminal trial figured
> that out.
>
>>The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
>>other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are not
>>real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.
>>
>>The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
>>hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car back
>>to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.
>>
>
>
> He enterd the house wearing the "shedding" sweat suit and walking in Bruno
> Magli shoes that just transferred blood to the Bronco? Then the shoes jump
> back the mysterious bag outside. The sweat suit stops shedding and the
> shoes don't transfer any blood to foyer or white carpet up the stairs to his
> bedroom. Oh, yeah, maybe he took the shoes off and went up in the blood
> stained socks. You can't have "his physical evidence" flying all over the
> scene at Bundy and then mysteriously disappearing from his Bronco and home.
>
>
>>That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.
>>
>>Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
>>scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
>>off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.
>
>
> You saw the pictures of the area behind Kato's room, with the trees up to
> the fence and a garage in the way. Try to climb over that in the dark with
> a glove and knife, then make a triple hit on the wall, meticulously close
> the two gates and see if you could do that in five minutes. He has already
> wasted 4 of his 7 minutes traveling from the intersection of Bundy and San
> Vincente.
>
>>After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He moved
>>fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his telephone
>>telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the shower, put his
>>clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a woman to understand
>>but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the factor that Simpson had
>>very short hair and wore no socks.
>
>
> He still had to change out of the sweatsuit, shoes and put them in the
> little mysterious bag outside.
>
>>The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely has
>>nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination run
>>wild again.
>
>
> There were actually two phone calls. One to the Willshire police station
> asking "if the police were sitting on two bodies" on the West Side and
> according to Killing Time, "LAPD logs reveal that an anonymous woman called
> 911 at around 10:30 on the night of June 12, 1994 to ask police if they had
> received a report of a 'double murder' in the 800 block of South Bundy
> Drive." Who would know there was TWO bodies? Only Nicole's body is visible
> from the street. The calls tend to make it look like the murders were
> committed earlier and someone was aware these murders were going to take
> place.
>
>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported, it's
>>irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
>>the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate about
>>that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.
>
>
> Then why didn't Petrocelli check out the information he had about someone
> having OJ's blood before the murders. Or maybe he did and didn't like what
> he found, so he buried it, right along with Ron Itto.
>
>
>>The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
>>explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
>>Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
>>Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that blood
>>was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.
>>
>>All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other clothing.
>>Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid Rose, that your
>>statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were found in Simpson's car
>>is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders only shows us how out of
>>touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick, one of the best fabricator
>>and fantasizer to ever post here, would probably laugh at that.
>>
>
> If Dick were here, he would be doing experiments with a sweat suit, tiny
> fibers and his vehicle. That was Dick. I remind you that Dick did not
> dismiss what Mario told him. He even found evidence of Rocky Bateman in
> OJ's testimony about the "tall guy".
>
>
>>No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
>>German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
>>consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
>>stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss Army
>>knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to Nicole could
>>very well have been made with the butt of that knife.
>
>
> You ignore the wound to Ron's neck and the size of the bruise caused by the
> blow to Nicole's head. It was more likely a stiletto.
>
>
>>Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.
>
>
> For once you are right August, Simpson did not use two knives, but the
> killer did.
>
>>bobaugust

Rose, once again you are wrong and confused.

What ever these characters who you think were involved did had nothing
to do with what actually happened on June 12. You keep ignoring the
simple fact that there is not one shred of relevant physical evidence
that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.

Heidstra told exactly where he walked and what he saw and what he heard.
Everything he said is consistent with Simpson being the killer.

You are confused about what Kaelin did and what Park saw. After Kaelin
heard Simpson fall against the back wall of his room he finished his
telephone conversation and then looked for and found a small flashlight.
He left his room and walked around the house. That is when Park saw him
and then almost immediately Park saw Simpson walk up to his front door
and enter his house. It took Simpson the same amount of time to get to
his front door after scaling his fence as it took Kaelin to get to the
point here Park saw him. Kaelin was in no position to see Simpson.
Kaelin continued around the house past the front door on his way to the
south path to check out the noises he heard. Kaelin never saw Simpson.

The sweat suit was not "shedding". Fibers were transferred from
contact, they didn't fly through the air.

By the time Simpson entered his house there was no more blood on the
bottom of his shoes. Most of the blood on his shoes was left on the
walkway at Bundy. The remainder was transferred to the Bronco carpet.
After Simpson walked the Salinger's property, scaled his fence, walked
back down the path to his driveway and then to his front door there was
no more blood on the bottom of his shoes to leave on his carpet.

The tiny drops of blood on Simpson's sock was not on the bottom of the
sock. The tiny blood drops would not have transferred to any surface he
walked on.

Yes, I did see pictures of the area and exactly where Simpson scaled his
fence. Simpson had no problem. The hanging foliage at that point gave
him no problem. That's what the pictures show. Actually I have Dick
and you to thank for uncovering the evidence showing the bent wire
Simpson stepped on to scale his fence as shown in Simpson's video tape.
See it for yourself and read the supporting testimony on the following
web page. I give credit to Dick for providing the photograph.
http://www.bobaugust.com/smokinggun.htm

Simpson most likely carried the small dark colored bag (knapsack) over
his shoulder when he scaled his fence. The bag most likely contained
the towels he used to wipe up the inside of his Bronco and the knife.

You are confused referring to a "triple hit". Simpson fell against the
wall causing the first sound and then two more as he recovered his
balance on the narrow dark path.

Once again you can't seem to grasp the real time line because you are
hung up on trying to account for seconds and minutes based on estimated
times. You only keep confusing yourself.

It didn't take Simpson very long to strip of his sweat suit and leave it
in his washing machine after he entered his house. He could very well
have put his shoes in the luggage he carried downstairs and took to Chicago.

Your information about the call that came into the police is incorrect.
There was only one call. Merrin testified and he said no such thing
as the specifics you claim. What he said was, "she asked me if we were
sitting on two bodies on the west side?"

Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood before the murders is
unsupported and irrelevant. The tiny blood drops that dripped from
Simpson's cut knuckle were not planted.

How do you know that Petrocelli knew about someone having Simpson's
blood before the murders, and how do you know he didn't check it out?

Yes, Dick would probably be doing useless experiments with sweat suits
to create his own information to support his fabrications and fantasies.
That's the evidence Dick always relied on, the so called evidence he
created.

The experts who testified did not ignore any of Ron's wounds when they
concluded that ALL of the wounds on both victims were consistent with
being made by one knife.

I'm sorry Rose, but Simpson was the killer and he used only one knife.
Your fantasies are unsupported and contradicted by the real experts who
testified in this case.

bobaugust
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> rovaan wrote:
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>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is
>>>>>>so
>>>>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>>>>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>1. Prior plot
>>>>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant
>>>>>>before
>>>>>>the murders.
>>>>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman,
>>>>>>Mario,
>>>>>>Pellicano.
>>>>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>>>>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Just for starters.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in
>>>>>no
>>>>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>>>>
>>>>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>>>>
>>>> How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario
>>>> and
>>>>others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
>>>>>Cochran
>>>>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having
>>>>OJ
>>>>complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
>>>>A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
>>>>B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD
>>>>TIME
>>>>C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
>>>>D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
>>>>E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on
>>>>the
>>>>merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
>>>>F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to
>>>>Salingers
>>>>property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
>>>>fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
>>>>Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the
>>>>Rockingham
>>>>fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
>>>>D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder
>>>>weapon
>>>>in the bag- ADD TIME
>>>>
>>>>If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48,
>>>>he
>>>>has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven
>>>>miutes
>>>>to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
>>>>Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>>>>
>>>>Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and
>>>>come
>>>>out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
>>>>from two brutal murders.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the
>>>>>watch
>>>>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
>>>>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information
>>>>did
>>>>they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have
>>>>someone
>>>>aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
>>>>information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his
>>>>maid
>>>>called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad
>>>>part is
>>>>Petrocelli knew about this.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found,
>>>>>not
>>>>>where they weren't found.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
>>>>No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in
>>>>with
>>>>the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from
>>>>the
>>>>scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley
>>>>where
>>>>he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is
>>>>actually
>>>>proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
>>>>stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant?
>>>>Petrocelli
>>>>knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
>>>>>blunt
>>>>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to
>>>>>knock
>>>>>her out."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking
>>>>her
>>>>unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also
>>>>more
>>>>likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder
>>>>using
>>>>two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do
>>>>miltary
>>>>style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
>>>>screaming for help?
>>>>
>>>>Rovaan
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>>
>>>An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>>You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred of physical
>>>evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>>
>>
>> It is not an imagined unsupported plot, though you wish it were. Wasz
>> stole Barberi's car. Vanatter and Lange wanted to pursue the lead, but
>> were shut down. Bosco, Bresnahan and Luper continued pursuing it. They
>> got quite a story that has a lot of holes in it (especially who hired
>> Wasz) but with enough information to indicate someone was planning "a
>> murder for hire" or to make it look like one.
>>
>> Mario and Pellicano are also asked to follow Nicole. Both were covered
>> up in the trials. But you try to convince people there was no prior plot
>> on Nicole. If there is nothing to these stories, demand that your
>> friend, Petrocelli lay to rest these rumors. He had all the informstion
>> before the Civil Trial, yet he covered it up. So much for a man
>> searching for the truth.
>>
>>
>>>There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
>>>lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
>>>that evening was drive fast and move fast.
>>>
>>>There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
>>>minute of his time.
>>
>>
>> But we do have a good idea of when Heistra heard the barking Akita, how
>> long it takes to walk the alley (I walked it), when Park first saw OJ.
>> Remember Kato was there just before and testified he had gone to the back
>> walkway to check out the noises. How is it he did not run into OJ?
>> Park saw Kato first and then OJ. Even the jury in the criminal trial
>> figured that out.
>>
>>>The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
>>>other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are
>>>not real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.
>>>
>>>The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
>>>hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car back
>>>to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.
>>>
>>
>>
>> He enterd the house wearing the "shedding" sweat suit and walking in
>> Bruno Magli shoes that just transferred blood to the Bronco? Then the
>> shoes jump back the mysterious bag outside. The sweat suit stops
>> shedding and the shoes don't transfer any blood to foyer or white carpet
>> up the stairs to his bedroom. Oh, yeah, maybe he took the shoes off and
>> went up in the blood stained socks. You can't have "his physical
>> evidence" flying all over the scene at Bundy and then mysteriously
>> disappearing from his Bronco and home.
>>
>>
>>>That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.
>>>
>>>Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
>>>scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
>>>off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.
>>
>>
>> You saw the pictures of the area behind Kato's room, with the trees up to
>> the fence and a garage in the way. Try to climb over that in the dark
>> with a glove and knife, then make a triple hit on the wall, meticulously
>> close the two gates and see if you could do that in five minutes. He has
>> already wasted 4 of his 7 minutes traveling from the intersection of
>> Bundy and San Vincente.
>>
>>>After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He moved
>>>fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his telephone
>>>telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the shower, put
>>>his clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a woman to
>>>understand but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the factor that
>>>Simpson had very short hair and wore no socks.
>>
>>
>> He still had to change out of the sweatsuit, shoes and put them in the
>> little mysterious bag outside.
>>
>>>The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely has
>>>nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination run
>>>wild again.
>>
>>
>> There were actually two phone calls. One to the Willshire police station
>> asking "if the police were sitting on two bodies" on the West Side and
>> according to Killing Time, "LAPD logs reveal that an anonymous woman
>> called 911 at around 10:30 on the night of June 12, 1994 to ask police if
>> they had received a report of a 'double murder' in the 800 block of South
>> Bundy Drive." Who would know there was TWO bodies? Only Nicole's body is
>> visible from the street. The calls tend to make it look like the murders
>> were committed earlier and someone was aware these murders were going to
>> take place.
>>
>>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported, it's
>>>irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>>Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
>>>the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate about
>>>that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.
>>
>>
>> Then why didn't Petrocelli check out the information he had about someone
>> having OJ's blood before the murders. Or maybe he did and didn't like
>> what he found, so he buried it, right along with Ron Itto.
>>
>>
>>>The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
>>>explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
>>>Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
>>>Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that
>>>blood was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.
>>>
>>>All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other clothing.
>>>Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid Rose, that your
>>>statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were found in Simpson's
>>>car is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders only shows us how out
>>>of touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick, one of the best
>>>fabricator and fantasizer to ever post here, would probably laugh at
>>>that.
>>>
>>
>> If Dick were here, he would be doing experiments with a sweat suit, tiny
>> fibers and his vehicle. That was Dick. I remind you that Dick did not
>> dismiss what Mario told him. He even found evidence of Rocky Bateman in
>> OJ's testimony about the "tall guy".
>>
>>
>>>No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
>>>German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
>>>consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
>>>stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss
>>>Army knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to Nicole
>>>could very well have been made with the butt of that knife.
>>
>>
>> You ignore the wound to Ron's neck and the size of the bruise caused by
>> the blow to Nicole's head. It was more likely a stiletto.
>>
>>
>>>Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.
>>
>>
>> For once you are right August, Simpson did not use two knives, but the
>> killer did.
>>
>>>bobaugust
>
> Rose, once again you are wrong and confused.
>
> What ever these characters who you think were involved did had nothing to
> do with what actually happened on June 12. You keep ignoring the simple
> fact that there is not one shred of relevant physical evidence that points
> to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>
> Heidstra told exactly where he walked and what he saw and what he heard.
> Everything he said is consistent with Simpson being the killer.
>

It was made to look that way. The evidence of a frame up was covered up.
Wasz, Mario and Pellicano were asked to follow Nicole in the months before
her murder. I think the world should know who asked them. But now Wasz is
dead under suspicious circumstances. Mario leads directly to Rocky Batemen,
the regular limo driver. Nobody wanted that to come out so he was
covered-up, discredited and almost killed. As to Pellicano, even Judge Ito
said "We don't want to go there". Make you wonder what the Feds will
discover in the transcripts of his wiretapping (2 billion pages of
transcripts).

> You are confused about what Kaelin did and what Park saw. After Kaelin
> heard Simpson fall against the back wall of his room he finished his
> telephone conversation and then looked for and found a small flashlight.
> He left his room and walked around the house. That is when Park saw him
> and then almost immediately Park saw Simpson walk up to his front door and
> enter his house. It took Simpson the same amount of time to get to his
> front door after scaling his fence as it took Kaelin to get to the point
> here Park saw him. Kaelin was in no position to see Simpson. Kaelin
> continued around the house past the front door on his way to the south
> path to check out the noises he heard. Kaelin never saw Simpson.
>

Well, let's think about this. Kato testified it was approximately two
minutes after he heard the thumps that he hung up on Rachael and went
outside to check the noises. Remember all the ADD TIME things I talked
about, now you have OJ hanging around the back walkway for at least two
mintues before he starts walking to his house and you say it took "Simpson
the same amount of time to get to his front door ." Park testified that Kato
was just standing on the path when he saw him. Kato marked the spot when he
stopped. Then Park sees OJ. How is it that Kato did not hear OJ's
footsteps? How did he miss seeing him?

The biggest problem with this scenario you offer is the time. Simpson's 7
minutes to get from the corner of Bundy and San Vicente is now reduced by
the two minutes he waited around wile Kato was still talking on the phone.
Does that really make sense to you?

> The sweat suit was not "shedding". Fibers were transferred from contact,
> they didn't fly through the air.

Then why weren't they on the stucco wall that OJ triple hit?

> By the time Simpson entered his house there was no more blood on the
> bottom of his shoes. Most of the blood on his shoes was left on the
> walkway at Bundy. The remainder was transferred to the Bronco carpet.

That blood pool was pretty deep to have left that perfect shoeprint. There
would have been blood on the sides of his shoes that would not have worn off
walking. However, you would think his plush carpeting would have absorbed
the blood on the sides.

Then you have the problem of how long it took for the blood to flow down the
sidewalk to where that shoe print was. Guess he ADDED TIME waiting around
to get just the right footprint to incriminate himself. Sounds more like
something someone would do to frame him.

> After Simpson walked the Salinger's property, scaled his fence, walked
> back down the path to his driveway and then to his front door there was no
> more blood on the bottom of his shoes to leave on his carpet.
>
> The tiny drops of blood on Simpson's sock was not on the bottom of the
> sock. The tiny blood drops would not have transferred to any surface he
> walked on.
>
Nicole's blood was on the ankle (a strange place by itself). It could have
transferred to any surface he bumped with his ankle rushing around.
However, it is a moot point because the blood on the sock was showed to have
been pressed on in the criminal trial.

> Yes, I did see pictures of the area and exactly where Simpson scaled his
> fence. Simpson had no problem. The hanging foliage at that point gave
> him no problem. That's what the pictures show. Actually I have Dick and
> you to thank for uncovering the evidence showing the bent wire Simpson
> stepped on to scale his fence as shown in Simpson's video tape. See it for
> yourself and read the supporting testimony on the following web page. I
> give credit to Dick for providing the photograph.
> http://www.bobaugust.com/smokinggun.htm
>

A bent wire proves nothing. You have no idea when the wire was bent. You
just assume that because you think he could have climbed over the fence, he
must of bent the wire on the night of June 12th. Even Petrocelli did not
argue for the jury that OJ climbed the fence because he knew the defense
could prove it was not possible. Instead, he comes up with his theory in
his book where it can not be challenged in a court of law. A 200 lb man
could not have fit in that area between the garage and the trees.


> Simpson most likely carried the small dark colored bag (knapsack) over his
> shoulder when he scaled his fence. The bag most likely contained the
> towels he used to wipe up the inside of his Bronco and the knife.

But not the glove right? Didn't close the knapsack completely so the glove
fell out? Let see a knapsnack holding bloody towels, his knife and the
glove, all incriminating if they fell out and OJ didn't make sure it was
closed properly. Not believable. Plus ADD TIME to put everything in the
knapsack.

> You are confused referring to a "triple hit". Simpson fell against the
> wall causing the first sound and then two more as he recovered his balance
> on the narrow dark path.

You don't recover your balance by shifting your weight in the same direction
of the fall. If he lost his balance and hit the wall when jumping the
fence, he might have stumbled back to the fence but not back to the wall.
You seem to be forgetting about the experiments done by the defense running
into the wall and they were not able to replicate what happened to Kato's
picture.
.
>
> Once again you can't seem to grasp the real time line because you are hung
> up on trying to account for seconds and minutes based on estimated times.
> You only keep confusing yourself.
>
> It didn't take Simpson very long to strip of his sweat suit and leave it
> in his washing machine after he entered his house. He could very well
> have put his shoes in the luggage he carried downstairs and took to
> Chicago.

With the blood on the sides, one would expect blood in that luggage or did
he ADD TIME getting a plastic bag for them. If they were in the luggage
that was put in the trunk, how did he get rid of them? Open his luggage at
the airport to dump them in the trash bin?

> Your information about the call that came into the police is incorrect.
> There was only one call. Merrin testified and he said no such thing as
> the specifics you claim. What he said was, "she asked me if we were
> sitting on two bodies on the west side?"
>
Read Freed's book. It is in there. Do we see another coverup of
information that pointed to a frame up?


> Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood before the murders is
> unsupported and irrelevant. The tiny blood drops that dripped from
> Simpson's cut knuckle were not planted.
>
Oh, there is proof that someone had Simpson blood before the murders.

> How do you know that Petrocelli knew about someone having Simpson's blood
> before the murders, and how do you know he didn't check it out?

I have a witness. Petrocelli could have checked it out before he buried it.
I guess he can explain what he did with the information if you just ask him.

>
> Yes, Dick would probably be doing useless experiments with sweat suits to
> create his own information to support his fabrications and fantasies.
> That's the evidence Dick always relied on, the so called evidence he
> created.
>
Testing the reality of claim though scientific experiment is a time-honored
tradition. That is how theories are proven or disproved. You seem to think
the only ones capable of performing tests were the authorities connected to
this case.
Independent engineers can test many things related to this case, like
whether the position of the bronco supports OJ's story about pulling it out
of the Rockingham Gate.

> The experts who testified did not ignore any of Ron's wounds when they
> concluded that ALL of the wounds on both victims were consistent with
> being made by one knife.
>
Dr, Golden, the one who actually did the autopsy testified two knifes could
have been used.

> I'm sorry Rose, but Simpson was the killer and he used only one knife.
> Your fantasies are unsupported and contradicted by the real experts who
> testified in this case.
>
Real experts are the ones who support your theory, right?
Any other experts don't know what they are talking about.
You bias against Simpson shows clearly in your analysis of the evidence.

On another note, I notice the words you never reply using the names
Pellicano or Ron Ito that I have mentioned. Is there a reason for that?
Are you getting a little scared that Pellicano might talk now that he has
been charged again? Maybe you don't want people to know that Ron Ito was
connected to this case? You know, the Ron Ito of the Blake case? Did
Petrocelli tell you not to go there?

Rovaan


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rovaan wrote:
> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:cCbve.391$***@fed1read07...
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>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>>news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>>>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is
>>>>>>>so
>>>>>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable to
>>>>>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>1. Prior plot
>>>>>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>>>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>>>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant
>>>>>>>before
>>>>>>>the murders.
>>>>>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>>>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman,
>>>>>>>Mario,
>>>>>>>Pellicano.
>>>>>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2 inch
>>>>>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Just for starters.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions in
>>>>>>no
>>>>>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>>>>>
>>>>>How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz, Mario
>>>>>and
>>>>>others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
>>>>>>Cochran
>>>>>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and having
>>>>>OJ
>>>>>complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
>>>>>A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
>>>>>B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD
>>>>>TIME
>>>>>C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
>>>>>D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
>>>>>E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up on
>>>>>the
>>>>>merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
>>>>>F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to
>>>>>Salingers
>>>>>property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and his
>>>>>fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back of
>>>>>Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the
>>>>>Rockingham
>>>>>fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
>>>>>D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder
>>>>>weapon
>>>>>in the bag- ADD TIME
>>>>>
>>>>>If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around 10:48,
>>>>>he
>>>>>has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven
>>>>>miutes
>>>>>to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
>>>>>Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>>>>>
>>>>>Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and
>>>>>come
>>>>>out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose himself
>>>>
>>>>>from two brutal murders.
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the
>>>>>>watch
>>>>>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered the
>>>>>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>What is important is if the person was not at the scene what information
>>>>>did
>>>>>they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have
>>>>>someone
>>>>>aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
>>>>>information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his
>>>>>maid
>>>>>called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad
>>>>>part is
>>>>>Petrocelli knew about this.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found,
>>>>>>not
>>>>>>where they weren't found.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
>>>>>No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run in
>>>>>with
>>>>>the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back from
>>>>>the
>>>>>scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley
>>>>>where
>>>>>he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is
>>>>>actually
>>>>>proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't their
>>>>>stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant?
>>>>>Petrocelli
>>>>>knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
>>>>>>blunt
>>>>>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to
>>>>>>knock
>>>>>>her out."
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking
>>>>>her
>>>>>unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also
>>>>>more
>>>>>likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder
>>>>>using
>>>>>two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do
>>>>>miltary
>>>>>style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
>>>>>screaming for help?
>>>>>
>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>
>>>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>>>
>>>>An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12 murders.
>>>>You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred of physical
>>>>evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>>>
>>>
>>>It is not an imagined unsupported plot, though you wish it were. Wasz
>>>stole Barberi's car. Vanatter and Lange wanted to pursue the lead, but
>>>were shut down. Bosco, Bresnahan and Luper continued pursuing it. They
>>>got quite a story that has a lot of holes in it (especially who hired
>>>Wasz) but with enough information to indicate someone was planning "a
>>>murder for hire" or to make it look like one.
>>>
>>>Mario and Pellicano are also asked to follow Nicole. Both were covered
>>>up in the trials. But you try to convince people there was no prior plot
>>>on Nicole. If there is nothing to these stories, demand that your
>>>friend, Petrocelli lay to rest these rumors. He had all the informstion
>>>before the Civil Trial, yet he covered it up. So much for a man
>>>searching for the truth.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
>>>>lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
>>>>that evening was drive fast and move fast.
>>>>
>>>>There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
>>>>minute of his time.
>>>
>>>
>>>But we do have a good idea of when Heistra heard the barking Akita, how
>>>long it takes to walk the alley (I walked it), when Park first saw OJ.
>>>Remember Kato was there just before and testified he had gone to the back
>>>walkway to check out the noises. How is it he did not run into OJ?
>>>Park saw Kato first and then OJ. Even the jury in the criminal trial
>>>figured that out.
>>>
>>>
>>>>The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
>>>>other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are
>>>>not real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.
>>>>
>>>>The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
>>>>hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car back
>>>>to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>He enterd the house wearing the "shedding" sweat suit and walking in
>>>Bruno Magli shoes that just transferred blood to the Bronco? Then the
>>>shoes jump back the mysterious bag outside. The sweat suit stops
>>>shedding and the shoes don't transfer any blood to foyer or white carpet
>>>up the stairs to his bedroom. Oh, yeah, maybe he took the shoes off and
>>>went up in the blood stained socks. You can't have "his physical
>>>evidence" flying all over the scene at Bundy and then mysteriously
>>>disappearing from his Bronco and home.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.
>>>>
>>>>Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
>>>>scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
>>>>off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.
>>>
>>>
>>>You saw the pictures of the area behind Kato's room, with the trees up to
>>>the fence and a garage in the way. Try to climb over that in the dark
>>>with a glove and knife, then make a triple hit on the wall, meticulously
>>>close the two gates and see if you could do that in five minutes. He has
>>>already wasted 4 of his 7 minutes traveling from the intersection of
>>>Bundy and San Vincente.
>>>
>>>
>>>>After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He moved
>>>>fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his telephone
>>>>telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the shower, put
>>>>his clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a woman to
>>>>understand but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the factor that
>>>>Simpson had very short hair and wore no socks.
>>>
>>>
>>>He still had to change out of the sweatsuit, shoes and put them in the
>>>little mysterious bag outside.
>>>
>>>
>>>>The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely has
>>>>nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination run
>>>>wild again.
>>>
>>>
>>>There were actually two phone calls. One to the Willshire police station
>>>asking "if the police were sitting on two bodies" on the West Side and
>>>according to Killing Time, "LAPD logs reveal that an anonymous woman
>>>called 911 at around 10:30 on the night of June 12, 1994 to ask police if
>>>they had received a report of a 'double murder' in the 800 block of South
>>>Bundy Drive." Who would know there was TWO bodies? Only Nicole's body is
>>>visible from the street. The calls tend to make it look like the murders
>>>were committed earlier and someone was aware these murders were going to
>>>take place.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported, it's
>>>>irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>>>Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
>>>>the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate about
>>>>that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>Then why didn't Petrocelli check out the information he had about someone
>>>having OJ's blood before the murders. Or maybe he did and didn't like
>>>what he found, so he buried it, right along with Ron Itto.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
>>>>explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
>>>>Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
>>>>Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that
>>>>blood was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.
>>>>
>>>>All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other clothing.
>>>>Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid Rose, that your
>>>>statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were found in Simpson's
>>>>car is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders only shows us how out
>>>>of touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick, one of the best
>>>>fabricator and fantasizer to ever post here, would probably laugh at
>>>>that.
>>>>
>>>
>>>If Dick were here, he would be doing experiments with a sweat suit, tiny
>>>fibers and his vehicle. That was Dick. I remind you that Dick did not
>>>dismiss what Mario told him. He even found evidence of Rocky Bateman in
>>>OJ's testimony about the "tall guy".
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
>>>>German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
>>>>consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
>>>>stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss
>>>>Army knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to Nicole
>>>>could very well have been made with the butt of that knife.
>>>
>>>
>>>You ignore the wound to Ron's neck and the size of the bruise caused by
>>>the blow to Nicole's head. It was more likely a stiletto.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.
>>>
>>>
>>>For once you are right August, Simpson did not use two knives, but the
>>>killer did.
>>>
>>>
>>>>bobaugust
>>
>>Rose, once again you are wrong and confused.
>>
>>What ever these characters who you think were involved did had nothing to
>>do with what actually happened on June 12. You keep ignoring the simple
>>fact that there is not one shred of relevant physical evidence that points
>>to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>
>>Heidstra told exactly where he walked and what he saw and what he heard.
>>Everything he said is consistent with Simpson being the killer.
>>
>
>
> It was made to look that way. The evidence of a frame up was covered up.
> Wasz, Mario and Pellicano were asked to follow Nicole in the months before
> her murder. I think the world should know who asked them. But now Wasz is
> dead under suspicious circumstances. Mario leads directly to Rocky Batemen,
> the regular limo driver. Nobody wanted that to come out so he was
> covered-up, discredited and almost killed. As to Pellicano, even Judge Ito
> said "We don't want to go there". Make you wonder what the Feds will
> discover in the transcripts of his wiretapping (2 billion pages of
> transcripts).
>
>
>>You are confused about what Kaelin did and what Park saw. After Kaelin
>>heard Simpson fall against the back wall of his room he finished his
>>telephone conversation and then looked for and found a small flashlight.
>>He left his room and walked around the house. That is when Park saw him
>>and then almost immediately Park saw Simpson walk up to his front door and
>>enter his house. It took Simpson the same amount of time to get to his
>>front door after scaling his fence as it took Kaelin to get to the point
>>here Park saw him. Kaelin was in no position to see Simpson. Kaelin
>>continued around the house past the front door on his way to the south
>>path to check out the noises he heard. Kaelin never saw Simpson.
>>
>
>
> Well, let's think about this. Kato testified it was approximately two
> minutes after he heard the thumps that he hung up on Rachael and went
> outside to check the noises. Remember all the ADD TIME things I talked
> about, now you have OJ hanging around the back walkway for at least two
> mintues before he starts walking to his house and you say it took "Simpson
> the same amount of time to get to his front door ." Park testified that Kato
> was just standing on the path when he saw him. Kato marked the spot when he
> stopped. Then Park sees OJ. How is it that Kato did not hear OJ's
> footsteps? How did he miss seeing him?
>
> The biggest problem with this scenario you offer is the time. Simpson's 7
> minutes to get from the corner of Bundy and San Vicente is now reduced by
> the two minutes he waited around wile Kato was still talking on the phone.
> Does that really make sense to you?
>
>
>>The sweat suit was not "shedding". Fibers were transferred from contact,
>>they didn't fly through the air.
>
>
> Then why weren't they on the stucco wall that OJ triple hit?
>
>
>>By the time Simpson entered his house there was no more blood on the
>>bottom of his shoes. Most of the blood on his shoes was left on the
>>walkway at Bundy. The remainder was transferred to the Bronco carpet.
>
>
> That blood pool was pretty deep to have left that perfect shoeprint. There
> would have been blood on the sides of his shoes that would not have worn off
> walking. However, you would think his plush carpeting would have absorbed
> the blood on the sides.
>
> Then you have the problem of how long it took for the blood to flow down the
> sidewalk to where that shoe print was. Guess he ADDED TIME waiting around
> to get just the right footprint to incriminate himself. Sounds more like
> something someone would do to frame him.
>
>
>>After Simpson walked the Salinger's property, scaled his fence, walked
>>back down the path to his driveway and then to his front door there was no
>>more blood on the bottom of his shoes to leave on his carpet.
>>
>>The tiny drops of blood on Simpson's sock was not on the bottom of the
>>sock. The tiny blood drops would not have transferred to any surface he
>>walked on.
>>
>
> Nicole's blood was on the ankle (a strange place by itself). It could have
> transferred to any surface he bumped with his ankle rushing around.
> However, it is a moot point because the blood on the sock was showed to have
> been pressed on in the criminal trial.
>
>
>>Yes, I did see pictures of the area and exactly where Simpson scaled his
>>fence. Simpson had no problem. The hanging foliage at that point gave
>>him no problem. That's what the pictures show. Actually I have Dick and
>>you to thank for uncovering the evidence showing the bent wire Simpson
>>stepped on to scale his fence as shown in Simpson's video tape. See it for
>>yourself and read the supporting testimony on the following web page. I
>>give credit to Dick for providing the photograph.
>>http://www.bobaugust.com/smokinggun.htm
>>
>
>
> A bent wire proves nothing. You have no idea when the wire was bent. You
> just assume that because you think he could have climbed over the fence, he
> must of bent the wire on the night of June 12th. Even Petrocelli did not
> argue for the jury that OJ climbed the fence because he knew the defense
> could prove it was not possible. Instead, he comes up with his theory in
> his book where it can not be challenged in a court of law. A 200 lb man
> could not have fit in that area between the garage and the trees.
>
>
>
>>Simpson most likely carried the small dark colored bag (knapsack) over his
>>shoulder when he scaled his fence. The bag most likely contained the
>>towels he used to wipe up the inside of his Bronco and the knife.
>
>
> But not the glove right? Didn't close the knapsack completely so the glove
> fell out? Let see a knapsnack holding bloody towels, his knife and the
> glove, all incriminating if they fell out and OJ didn't make sure it was
> closed properly. Not believable. Plus ADD TIME to put everything in the
> knapsack.
>
>
>>You are confused referring to a "triple hit". Simpson fell against the
>>wall causing the first sound and then two more as he recovered his balance
>>on the narrow dark path.
>
>
> You don't recover your balance by shifting your weight in the same direction
> of the fall. If he lost his balance and hit the wall when jumping the
> fence, he might have stumbled back to the fence but not back to the wall.
> You seem to be forgetting about the experiments done by the defense running
> into the wall and they were not able to replicate what happened to Kato's
> picture.
> .
>
>>Once again you can't seem to grasp the real time line because you are hung
>>up on trying to account for seconds and minutes based on estimated times.
>>You only keep confusing yourself.
>>
>>It didn't take Simpson very long to strip of his sweat suit and leave it
>>in his washing machine after he entered his house. He could very well
>>have put his shoes in the luggage he carried downstairs and took to
>>Chicago.
>
>
> With the blood on the sides, one would expect blood in that luggage or did
> he ADD TIME getting a plastic bag for them. If they were in the luggage
> that was put in the trunk, how did he get rid of them? Open his luggage at
> the airport to dump them in the trash bin?
>
>
>>Your information about the call that came into the police is incorrect.
>>There was only one call. Merrin testified and he said no such thing as
>>the specifics you claim. What he said was, "she asked me if we were
>>sitting on two bodies on the west side?"
>>
>
> Read Freed's book. It is in there. Do we see another coverup of
> information that pointed to a frame up?
>
>
>
>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood before the murders is
>>unsupported and irrelevant. The tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>Simpson's cut knuckle were not planted.
>>
>
> Oh, there is proof that someone had Simpson blood before the murders.
>
>
>>How do you know that Petrocelli knew about someone having Simpson's blood
>>before the murders, and how do you know he didn't check it out?
>
>
> I have a witness. Petrocelli could have checked it out before he buried it.
> I guess he can explain what he did with the information if you just ask him.
>
>
>>Yes, Dick would probably be doing useless experiments with sweat suits to
>>create his own information to support his fabrications and fantasies.
>>That's the evidence Dick always relied on, the so called evidence he
>>created.
>>
>
> Testing the reality of claim though scientific experiment is a time-honored
> tradition. That is how theories are proven or disproved. You seem to think
> the only ones capable of performing tests were the authorities connected to
> this case.
> Independent engineers can test many things related to this case, like
> whether the position of the bronco supports OJ's story about pulling it out
> of the Rockingham Gate.
>
>
>>The experts who testified did not ignore any of Ron's wounds when they
>>concluded that ALL of the wounds on both victims were consistent with
>>being made by one knife.
>>
>
> Dr, Golden, the one who actually did the autopsy testified two knifes could
> have been used.
>
>
>>I'm sorry Rose, but Simpson was the killer and he used only one knife.
>>Your fantasies are unsupported and contradicted by the real experts who
>>testified in this case.
>>
>
> Real experts are the ones who support your theory, right?
> Any other experts don't know what they are talking about.
> You bias against Simpson shows clearly in your analysis of the evidence.
>
> On another note, I notice the words you never reply using the names
> Pellicano or Ron Ito that I have mentioned. Is there a reason for that?
> Are you getting a little scared that Pellicano might talk now that he has
> been charged again? Maybe you don't want people to know that Ron Ito was
> connected to this case? You know, the Ron Ito of the Blake case? Did
> Petrocelli tell you not to go there?
>
> Rovaan
>
>
>
>>bobaugust
>>
>>

Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
information you run across.

Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation, and
then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then started
the long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him. That
distance is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his front
door going around the back of his house.

Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.

We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality
tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both
victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when
Park saw him. And that is exactly what happened.

You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's reality,
Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found fibers do.

Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is irrelevant.
You have already shown that your thinking process is very weak and far
fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to flow is
irrelevant and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless information
that Dick tried to use to support his fabrications. The real experts
never questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated Nicole, he
returned to Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. Before
Simpson left Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood leaving his shoe prints.
That's reality.

Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and it
never happened.

The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top
of that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was
never seen before Simpson made his video. The foliage from the trees
hung over the top of the fence concealing it. The bent wire is exactly
where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the wall. Exactly where Kaelin
heard the noises come from. It was not between the garage and the trees.

The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the
knapsack. When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make
a picture on the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of
knapsack could have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.

Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.

That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture
by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed
was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the
top of the fence.

There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's
shoes. The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the
cement walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that
remained was removed when he walked across the Salinger's property,
walking on grass and dirt.

We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
thing that only he can tell us.

I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.

Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate,
reopen, and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops
Simpson dripped everywhere he went that night.

Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
make things real.

The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
limousine parked at his Ashford gate.

Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or four
knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of the
wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.

I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what you
have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in either
trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to the
June 12 murders.

I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
Your paranoid accusations are funny.

bobaugust
rovaan
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>>>>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>But he did commit the murders. All evidence points to him and no
>>>>>>>>>other.
>>>>>>>>>There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there is so
>>>>>>>>>much
>>>>>>>>>evidence pointing to simpson that a person has to be blind or worse
>>>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>>see it.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>But OJ did NOT commit these murders. All evidence of a frame up is
>>>>>>>>there. There are always unanswered questions in any case, but there
>>>>>>>>is so
>>>>>>>>much evidence pointing to a frame up that a person has to be unable
>>>>>>>>to
>>>>>>>>think for themselves or worse not to see it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>1. Prior plot
>>>>>>>>2. Confusion of timelime
>>>>>>>>3. 10:30 call asking if detectives are sitting on a double homicide
>>>>>>>>4. A Nicole look alike securing OJ's blood with a case participant
>>>>>>>>before
>>>>>>>>the murders.
>>>>>>>>5. No blue/black fibers in OJ's Bentley, Bronco or white carpet.
>>>>>>>>6. Cover-up of people connected to this case Wasz, Rocky Bateman,
>>>>>>>>Mario,
>>>>>>>>Pellicano.
>>>>>>>>7. The blunt object which knocked Nicole unconscious (Not a 3 1/2
>>>>>>>>inch
>>>>>>>>Swiss Army knife).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Just for starters.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, get real, your listing of seven supposed unanswered questions
>>>>>>>in no
>>>>>>>way supports a frame up. Just more fantasy on your part.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>1. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How do you know that? You say you "know very little about "Wasz,
>>>>>>Mario and
>>>>>>others.". A prior plot to kill Nicole is relevant.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>2. There was no confusion about the time line. Clark got it wrong,
>>>>>>>Cochran
>>>>>>>got it right. In the civil trial the plaintiffs got it right.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Only by ignoring the witnesses who heard the barking earlier and
>>>>>>having OJ
>>>>>>complete a variety of tasks at an unbelievable speed.
>>>>>>A. Goldman arrives 10:35, puts up a fight- ADD TIME
>>>>>>B. He has to walk slowly to his vehicle parked in back of Bundy- ADD
>>>>>>TIME
>>>>>>C. He has to drive off in the wrong direction- ADD TIME
>>>>>>D. He has to drive back Rockinghan and quietly park- ADD TIME
>>>>>>E. He also alomst gets into an accident on the way home and ends up
>>>>>>on the
>>>>>>merridan making gestures at the other driver- ADD TIME
>>>>>>F. He puts his things through the Rockingham gate, run around to
>>>>>>Salingers
>>>>>>property, fight his way into the small area between their garage and
>>>>>>his
>>>>>>fence in the dark with lots of growth, climb the fence, hit the back
>>>>>>of
>>>>>>Kato's wall three times, drop the glove and then go back to the
>>>>>>Rockingham
>>>>>>fence to pick up what he slid through the gate- ADD TIME
>>>>>>D. Then he has to find the bag, remove his shoes and put the murder
>>>>>>weapon
>>>>>>in the bag- ADD TIME
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If Shively saw him at the corner of Bundy and San Vicente around
>>>>>>10:48, he
>>>>>>has only 7 minutes until Park sees him outside at Rockingham. Seven
>>>>>>miutes
>>>>>>to finish the drive home (he is closer to Bundy) and do all the rest.
>>>>>>Climbing that fence by the Salingers garage would take 5 minutes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Then he has five minutes in the house to clean up, change clothes and
>>>>>>come
>>>>>>out acting like he normally would act. Not much time to compose
>>>>>>himself
>>>>>
>>>>>>from two brutal murders.
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>3. The supposed 10:30 call you are referring to was received by the
>>>>>>>watch
>>>>>>>commander of Wilshire not Brentwood. Further questioning uncovered
>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>fact that the call came in near the end of his watch at 10:45.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>What is important is if the person was not at the scene what
>>>>>>information did
>>>>>>they have that the polce were "sitting on two bodies"? So you have
>>>>>>someone
>>>>>>aware the murders were happening or had happened? Who would have this
>>>>>>information if OJ just decided to run over and kill Nicole because his
>>>>>>maid
>>>>>>called for the night off? That is why it suggests a frame up.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>4. Unsupported and completely irrelevant.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Someone having OJ's blood before the murders is irrelevant? The sad
>>>>>>part is
>>>>>>Petrocelli knew about this.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>5. What is relevant is where the blue black cotton fibers were found,
>>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>where they weren't found.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Seems these clothes shed a little like the bleeding finger.
>>>>>>No blood drops on back walkway where he supposedly had a triple run
>>>>>>in with
>>>>>>the wall. No shedding of fibers in the vehicle he was driving back
>>>>>>from the
>>>>>>scene but shedding at the scene. No shedding of fibers in the Bentley
>>>>>>where
>>>>>>he supposedly wore this sweat suit to McDonald's with Kato. This is
>>>>>>actually
>>>>>>proof that OJ did not commit these murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>6. Irrelevant to the murders on June 12
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Again, how do you know? And if they were so irrelevant why wasn't
>>>>>>their
>>>>>>stories brought out to media to explain why it was so irrelevant?
>>>>>>Petrocelli
>>>>>>knew about them. He avoided them like the plague.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>7. John Douglas wrote, "But the offender whacks her on the head with
>>>>>>>blunt
>>>>>>>force--boom--probably the butt of the knife, probably sufficient to
>>>>>>>knock
>>>>>>>her out."
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>It is more likely that the knife that hit Nicole on the head knocking
>>>>>>her
>>>>>>unconscious was a German Stiletto. The length of that knife is also
>>>>>>more
>>>>>>likely to have caused the wound to Ron's neck. So why was the murder
>>>>>>using
>>>>>>two knifes? Could it be that is the way people are trained to do
>>>>>>miltary
>>>>>>style killings for the purpose of preventing the people attacked from
>>>>>>screaming for help?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Rovaan
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>bobaugust
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, you're wrong.
>>>>>
>>>>>An imagined unsupported prior plot is irrelevant to the June 12
>>>>>murders. You keep forgetting the facts. There is not one single shred
>>>>>of physical evidence that points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It is not an imagined unsupported plot, though you wish it were. Wasz
>>>>stole Barberi's car. Vanatter and Lange wanted to pursue the lead, but
>>>>were shut down. Bosco, Bresnahan and Luper continued pursuing it. They
>>>>got quite a story that has a lot of holes in it (especially who hired
>>>>Wasz) but with enough information to indicate someone was planning "a
>>>>murder for hire" or to make it look like one.
>>>>
>>>>Mario and Pellicano are also asked to follow Nicole. Both were covered
>>>>up in the trials. But you try to convince people there was no prior
>>>>plot on Nicole. If there is nothing to these stories, demand that your
>>>>friend, Petrocelli lay to rest these rumors. He had all the informstion
>>>>before the Civil Trial, yet he covered it up. So much for a man
>>>>searching for the truth.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>There are two important facts to understanding the time line. Simpson
>>>>>lived only minutes away from Bundy and the one thing Simpson did right
>>>>>that evening was drive fast and move fast.
>>>>>
>>>>>There is no way we know to the second exactly where Simpson was every
>>>>>minute of his time.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>But we do have a good idea of when Heistra heard the barking Akita, how
>>>>long it takes to walk the alley (I walked it), when Park first saw OJ.
>>>>Remember Kato was there just before and testified he had gone to the
>>>>back walkway to check out the noises. How is it he did not run into OJ?
>>>>Park saw Kato first and then OJ. Even the jury in the criminal trial
>>>>figured that out.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>The only real time we know is when Allan Park saw Simpson. All of the
>>>>>other times going back to when the murders were actually committed are
>>>>>not real times, only estimates made by different witnesses.
>>>>>
>>>>>The entire event that night took place in a little less than one half
>>>>>hour. Within that half hour Simpson killed two people, drove his car
>>>>>back to Rockingham, scaled his fence, and entered his house.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>He enterd the house wearing the "shedding" sweat suit and walking in
>>>>Bruno Magli shoes that just transferred blood to the Bronco? Then the
>>>>shoes jump back the mysterious bag outside. The sweat suit stops
>>>>shedding and the shoes don't transfer any blood to foyer or white carpet
>>>>up the stairs to his bedroom. Oh, yeah, maybe he took the shoes off and
>>>>went up in the blood stained socks. You can't have "his physical
>>>>evidence" flying all over the scene at Bundy and then mysteriously
>>>>disappearing from his Bronco and home.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>That is what the witnesses and the evidence tell us.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, your unrealistic speculation that it took Simpson five minutes to
>>>>>scale his fence and your unsupported speculation that he took his shoes
>>>>>off before entering his house only adds to your confusion.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>You saw the pictures of the area behind Kato's room, with the trees up
>>>>to the fence and a garage in the way. Try to climb over that in the
>>>>dark with a glove and knife, then make a triple hit on the wall,
>>>>meticulously close the two gates and see if you could do that in five
>>>>minutes. He has already wasted 4 of his 7 minutes traveling from the
>>>>intersection of Bundy and San Vincente.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>After Simpson entered his house he did what he always did best. He
>>>>>moved fast. He left his clothing in his washing machine, answered his
>>>>>telephone telling Park he would be down in a minute, jumped into the
>>>>>shower, put his clothes on, and went outside. Maybe this is hard for a
>>>>>woman to understand but any man can do this, within minutes. Add the
>>>>>factor that Simpson had very short hair and wore no socks.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>He still had to change out of the sweatsuit, shoes and put them in the
>>>>little mysterious bag outside.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>The telephone call to the police about bodies in Wilshire most likely
>>>>>has nothing to do with Ron and Nicole. You are letting your imagination
>>>>>run wild again.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>There were actually two phone calls. One to the Willshire police station
>>>>asking "if the police were sitting on two bodies" on the West Side and
>>>>according to Killing Time, "LAPD logs reveal that an anonymous woman
>>>>called 911 at around 10:30 on the night of June 12, 1994 to ask police
>>>>if they had received a report of a 'double murder' in the 800 block of
>>>>South Bundy Drive." Who would know there was TWO bodies? Only Nicole's
>>>>body is visible from the street. The calls tend to make it look like
>>>>the murders were committed earlier and someone was aware these murders
>>>>were going to take place.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood is not only unsupported,
>>>>>it's irrelevant. No one planted the tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>>>>Simpson's finger at Bundy, on his glove, in his Bronco, on his sock, on
>>>>>the ground at Rockingham and in Simpson's house. To even speculate
>>>>>about that is totally ridiculous and contradicted by reality.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Then why didn't Petrocelli check out the information he had about
>>>>someone having OJ's blood before the murders. Or maybe he did and
>>>>didn't like what he found, so he buried it, right along with Ron Itto.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>The fact is that Simpson had a cut on his knuckle that his doctor
>>>>>explained why it would sometimes bleed, stop, and then bleed again.
>>>>>Simpson fell against the guest room wall with his body, not his finger.
>>>>>Simpson could very well have dripped blood drops in many places that
>>>>>blood was never found. No blood was ever found on any natural surface.
>>>>>
>>>>>All of the fibers from Simpson's clothing were found on other
>>>>>clothing. Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks. I'm afraid
>>>>>Rose, that your statement that because no tiny clothing fibers were
>>>>>found in Simpson's car is proof that Simpson didn't commit the murders
>>>>>only shows us how out of touch with realty you are. Please, even Dick,
>>>>>one of the best fabricator and fantasizer to ever post here, would
>>>>>probably laugh at that.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>If Dick were here, he would be doing experiments with a sweat suit, tiny
>>>>fibers and his vehicle. That was Dick. I remind you that Dick did not
>>>>dismiss what Mario told him. He even found evidence of Rocky Bateman in
>>>>OJ's testimony about the "tall guy".
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>No, it is not more likely that Simpson hit Nicole on the head with a
>>>>>German Stiletto. That's funny. ALL of the wounds on both victims are
>>>>>consistent with being made with a shorter single edge knife, not a
>>>>>stiletto. All of the wounds are consistent with being made by a Swiss
>>>>>Army knife having a 3 1/2 inch single edge lock blade. The blow to
>>>>>Nicole could very well have been made with the butt of that knife.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>You ignore the wound to Ron's neck and the size of the bruise caused by
>>>>the blow to Nicole's head. It was more likely a stiletto.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Simpson didn't use two knives. That's funny.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>For once you are right August, Simpson did not use two knives, but the
>>>>killer did.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>Rose, once again you are wrong and confused.
>>>
>>>What ever these characters who you think were involved did had nothing to
>>>do with what actually happened on June 12. You keep ignoring the simple
>>>fact that there is not one shred of relevant physical evidence that
>>>points to anyone but Simpson as the killer.
>>>
>>>Heidstra told exactly where he walked and what he saw and what he heard.
>>>Everything he said is consistent with Simpson being the killer.
>>>
>>
>>
>> It was made to look that way. The evidence of a frame up was covered up.
>> Wasz, Mario and Pellicano were asked to follow Nicole in the months
>> before her murder. I think the world should know who asked them. But now
>> Wasz is dead under suspicious circumstances. Mario leads directly to
>> Rocky Batemen, the regular limo driver. Nobody wanted that to come out
>> so he was covered-up, discredited and almost killed. As to Pellicano,
>> even Judge Ito said "We don't want to go there". Make you wonder what
>> the Feds will discover in the transcripts of his wiretapping (2 billion
>> pages of transcripts).
>>
>>
>>>You are confused about what Kaelin did and what Park saw. After Kaelin
>>>heard Simpson fall against the back wall of his room he finished his
>>>telephone conversation and then looked for and found a small flashlight.
>>>He left his room and walked around the house. That is when Park saw him
>>>and then almost immediately Park saw Simpson walk up to his front door
>>>and enter his house. It took Simpson the same amount of time to get to
>>>his front door after scaling his fence as it took Kaelin to get to the
>>>point here Park saw him. Kaelin was in no position to see Simpson.
>>>Kaelin continued around the house past the front door on his way to the
>>>south path to check out the noises he heard. Kaelin never saw Simpson.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Well, let's think about this. Kato testified it was approximately two
>> minutes after he heard the thumps that he hung up on Rachael and went
>> outside to check the noises. Remember all the ADD TIME things I talked
>> about, now you have OJ hanging around the back walkway for at least two
>> mintues before he starts walking to his house and you say it took
>> "Simpson the same amount of time to get to his front door ." Park
>> testified that Kato was just standing on the path when he saw him. Kato
>> marked the spot when he stopped. Then Park sees OJ. How is it that Kato
>> did not hear OJ's footsteps? How did he miss seeing him?
>>
>> The biggest problem with this scenario you offer is the time. Simpson's
>> 7 minutes to get from the corner of Bundy and San Vicente is now reduced
>> by the two minutes he waited around wile Kato was still talking on the
>> phone. Does that really make sense to you?
>>
>>
>>>The sweat suit was not "shedding". Fibers were transferred from contact,
>>>they didn't fly through the air.
>>
>>
>> Then why weren't they on the stucco wall that OJ triple hit?
>>
>>
>>>By the time Simpson entered his house there was no more blood on the
>>>bottom of his shoes. Most of the blood on his shoes was left on the
>>>walkway at Bundy. The remainder was transferred to the Bronco carpet.
>>
>>
>> That blood pool was pretty deep to have left that perfect shoeprint.
>> There would have been blood on the sides of his shoes that would not have
>> worn off walking. However, you would think his plush carpeting would
>> have absorbed the blood on the sides.
>>
>> Then you have the problem of how long it took for the blood to flow down
>> the sidewalk to where that shoe print was. Guess he ADDED TIME waiting
>> around to get just the right footprint to incriminate himself. Sounds
>> more like something someone would do to frame him.
>>
>>
>>>After Simpson walked the Salinger's property, scaled his fence, walked
>>>back down the path to his driveway and then to his front door there was
>>>no more blood on the bottom of his shoes to leave on his carpet.
>>>
>>>The tiny drops of blood on Simpson's sock was not on the bottom of the
>>>sock. The tiny blood drops would not have transferred to any surface he
>>>walked on.
>>>
>>
>> Nicole's blood was on the ankle (a strange place by itself). It could
>> have transferred to any surface he bumped with his ankle rushing around.
>> However, it is a moot point because the blood on the sock was showed to
>> have been pressed on in the criminal trial.
>>
>>
>>>Yes, I did see pictures of the area and exactly where Simpson scaled his
>>>fence. Simpson had no problem. The hanging foliage at that point gave
>>>him no problem. That's what the pictures show. Actually I have Dick and
>>>you to thank for uncovering the evidence showing the bent wire Simpson
>>>stepped on to scale his fence as shown in Simpson's video tape. See it
>>>for yourself and read the supporting testimony on the following web page.
>>>I give credit to Dick for providing the photograph.
>>>http://www.bobaugust.com/smokinggun.htm
>>>
>>
>>
>> A bent wire proves nothing. You have no idea when the wire was bent.
>> You just assume that because you think he could have climbed over the
>> fence, he must of bent the wire on the night of June 12th. Even
>> Petrocelli did not argue for the jury that OJ climbed the fence because
>> he knew the defense could prove it was not possible. Instead, he comes
>> up with his theory in his book where it can not be challenged in a court
>> of law. A 200 lb man could not have fit in that area between the garage
>> and the trees.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Simpson most likely carried the small dark colored bag (knapsack) over
>>>his shoulder when he scaled his fence. The bag most likely contained the
>>>towels he used to wipe up the inside of his Bronco and the knife.
>>
>>
>> But not the glove right? Didn't close the knapsack completely so the
>> glove fell out? Let see a knapsnack holding bloody towels, his knife and
>> the glove, all incriminating if they fell out and OJ didn't make sure it
>> was closed properly. Not believable. Plus ADD TIME to put everything in
>> the knapsack.
>>
>>
>>>You are confused referring to a "triple hit". Simpson fell against the
>>>wall causing the first sound and then two more as he recovered his
>>>balance on the narrow dark path.
>>
>>
>> You don't recover your balance by shifting your weight in the same
>> direction of the fall. If he lost his balance and hit the wall when
>> jumping the fence, he might have stumbled back to the fence but not back
>> to the wall. You seem to be forgetting about the experiments done by the
>> defense running into the wall and they were not able to replicate what
>> happened to Kato's picture.
>> .
>>
>>>Once again you can't seem to grasp the real time line because you are
>>>hung up on trying to account for seconds and minutes based on estimated
>>>times. You only keep confusing yourself.
>>>
>>>It didn't take Simpson very long to strip of his sweat suit and leave it
>>>in his washing machine after he entered his house. He could very well
>>>have put his shoes in the luggage he carried downstairs and took to
>>>Chicago.
>>
>>
>> With the blood on the sides, one would expect blood in that luggage or
>> did he ADD TIME getting a plastic bag for them. If they were in the
>> luggage that was put in the trunk, how did he get rid of them? Open his
>> luggage at the airport to dump them in the trash bin?
>>
>>
>>>Your information about the call that came into the police is incorrect.
>>>There was only one call. Merrin testified and he said no such thing as
>>>the specifics you claim. What he said was, "she asked me if we were
>>>sitting on two bodies on the west side?"
>>>
>>
>> Read Freed's book. It is in there. Do we see another coverup of
>> information that pointed to a frame up?
>>
>>
>>
>>>Your claim that someone had Simpson's blood before the murders is
>>>unsupported and irrelevant. The tiny blood drops that dripped from
>>>Simpson's cut knuckle were not planted.
>>>
>>
>> Oh, there is proof that someone had Simpson blood before the murders.
>>
>>
>>>How do you know that Petrocelli knew about someone having Simpson's blood
>>>before the murders, and how do you know he didn't check it out?
>>
>>
>> I have a witness. Petrocelli could have checked it out before he buried
>> it. I guess he can explain what he did with the information if you just
>> ask him.
>>
>>
>>>Yes, Dick would probably be doing useless experiments with sweat suits to
>>>create his own information to support his fabrications and fantasies.
>>>That's the evidence Dick always relied on, the so called evidence he
>>>created.
>>>
>>
>> Testing the reality of claim though scientific experiment is a
>> time-honored tradition. That is how theories are proven or disproved.
>> You seem to think the only ones capable of performing tests were the
>> authorities connected to this case.
>> Independent engineers can test many things related to this case, like
>> whether the position of the bronco supports OJ's story about pulling it
>> out of the Rockingham Gate.
>>
>>
>>>The experts who testified did not ignore any of Ron's wounds when they
>>>concluded that ALL of the wounds on both victims were consistent with
>>>being made by one knife.
>>>
>>
>> Dr, Golden, the one who actually did the autopsy testified two knifes
>> could have been used.
>>
>>
>>>I'm sorry Rose, but Simpson was the killer and he used only one knife.
>>>Your fantasies are unsupported and contradicted by the real experts who
>>>testified in this case.
>>>
>>
>> Real experts are the ones who support your theory, right?
>> Any other experts don't know what they are talking about.
>> You bias against Simpson shows clearly in your analysis of the evidence.
>>
>> On another note, I notice the words you never reply using the names
>> Pellicano or Ron Ito that I have mentioned. Is there a reason for that?
>> Are you getting a little scared that Pellicano might talk now that he has
>> been charged again? Maybe you don't want people to know that Ron Ito was
>> connected to this case? You know, the Ron Ito of the Blake case? Did
>> Petrocelli tell you not to go there?
>>
>> Rovaan
>>
>>
>>
>>>bobaugust
>>>
>>>
>
> Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
> proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
> information you run across.
>
> Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
> the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation, and
> then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then started the
> long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him. That distance
> is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his front door going
> around the back of his house.

How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before dashing
down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw Kato. And you
really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his surroundings when he was
so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson, while eagle-eyed Park did.

But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
testimony.
>
> Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
> noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.

But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?

>
> We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
> one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
> were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality tells
> us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both victims,
> sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when Park saw him.
> And that is exactly what happened.
>
> You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
> some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's reality,
> Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found fibers do.

Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory like
yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>
> Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is irrelevant.
> You have already shown that your thinking process is very weak and far
> fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to flow is irrelevant
> and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless information that Dick
> tried to use to support his fabrications. The real experts never
> questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated Nicole, he returned to
> Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. Before Simpson left
> Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood leaving his shoe prints. That's
> reality.

So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
High energy blood there!
>
> Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
> sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and it
> never happened.
>
Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.

> The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top of
> that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was never
> seen before Simpson made his video.

How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before the
video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many people were
back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw the the wire
because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the LAPD to not
check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two years after the
murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the wall.

>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing it.
>The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the wall.
>Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not between the
>garage and the trees.

Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview tape.
There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage behind the
trees just where the wire is bent.

> The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the knapsack.
> When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make a picture on
> the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of knapsack could
> have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>

Popped out of closed knapsack, right.

> Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
> migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
> Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.

What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!

>
> That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture by
> simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried unsuccessfully
> by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed was created when a
> two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the top of the fence.
>
> There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's shoes.
> The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the cement
> walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that remained was
> removed when he walked across the Salinger's property, walking on grass
> and dirt.
>
> We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
> thing that only he can tell us.
>
> I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I read
> their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>
> Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
> before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
> cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate, reopen,
> and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops Simpson
> dripped everywhere he went that night.
>
> Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
> make things real.
>
Ask Petrocelli, he knows.

> The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
> after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
> limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>

Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
theory.

> Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or four
> knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of the
> wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>
> I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what you
> have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in either
> trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to the June
> 12 murders.
>
Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have all
gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.

As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was never
going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a person
trying to cover up things?

> I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli except
> for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.

Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.

You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I am
working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence just
before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's testimony.

Rovaan

> Your paranoid accusations are funny.
>
> bobaugust
>
>
>
bobaugust
2005-06-27 13:22:27 UTC
Permalink
rovaan wrote:

>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>information you run across.
>>
>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
>>the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation, and
>>then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then started the
>>long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him. That distance
>>is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his front door going
>>around the back of his house.
>
>
> How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before dashing
> down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw Kato. And you
> really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his surroundings when he was
> so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson, while eagle-eyed Park did.
>
> But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
> testimony.

Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone?
I have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin,
Kaelin was not in any position to see Simpson.

You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
you are talking about.




>
>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
>>noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>
>
> But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?

Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.

>
>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
>>one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
>>were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality tells
>>us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both victims,
>>sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when Park saw him.
>>And that is exactly what happened.
>>
>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
>>some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's reality,
>>Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found fibers do.
>
>
> Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory like
> yours tells us that theory can't be true.

It's not a theory Rose, it's reality. Fiber evidence was found where
fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.


>
>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is irrelevant.
>>You have already shown that your thinking process is very weak and far
>>fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to flow is irrelevant
>>and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless information that Dick
>>tried to use to support his fabrications. The real experts never
>>questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated Nicole, he returned to
>>Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. Before Simpson left
>>Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood leaving his shoe prints. That's
>>reality.
>
>
> So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
> High energy blood there!

You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.


>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
>>sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and it
>>never happened.
>>
>
> Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.

Learn the facts.

Hank Goldberg writes,

"The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
blood was splashed on them.

This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had
testified that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of Simpson's
sock and had transferred to the other side. The defense theorized that
this could not have happened if someone had been wearing the socks at
the time because blood cannot go through someone's ankle. They claimed
that the idea that no one was wearing the socks when the blood was
deposited on them supported their planting theory. The implication was
that someone deposited Nicole's blood while the socks were lying flat on
a table. Interestingly the stain that would have traveled through the
wearer's ankle was only a microscopic speck.

I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out
and the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from photographs
that this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered. However the defense
only provided Dr. Lee with second generation photographs. Form his
photographs of the socks, he would not been able to see that the socks
were recovered in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee whether this could
account for the questioned microscopic stain.

"I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
"The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
"Yes," he replied.

After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the questioned
stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the scenario I
outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The socks were
collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle, showing how blood
got from one side of the sock to the other.

I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the blood
could also have transferred from one side to the other after Simpson
returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.

In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for
how blood got from one side of the sock to the other."




>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top of
>>that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was never
>>seen before Simpson made his video.
>
>
> How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before the
> video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many people were
> back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw the the wire
> because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the LAPD to not
> check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two years after the
> murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the wall.

Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of
them are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson
scaled his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
Coincidence. I think not.



>
>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing it.
>>The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the wall.
>>Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not between the
>>garage and the trees.
>
>
> Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview tape.
> There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage behind the
> trees just where the wire is bent.

I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had no
problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the
supporting testimony on that web page you would know that it also the
exact place that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and
handed it over the fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that Simpson
scaled his fence.

Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
that reality.


>
>
>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the knapsack.
>>When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make a picture on
>>the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of knapsack could
>>have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>>
>
>
> Popped out of closed knapsack, right.

Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
the wall, yes.

>
>
>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>
>
> What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!

Petrocelli's words, not mine.

Kaelin's deposition:

Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
(Indicating). It happened right about there--

Q: The center of the bed?
A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.

Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
precise here.
A: Okay.

Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
the headboard?
A: Right.

Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.


>
>
>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture by
>>simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried unsuccessfully
>>by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed was created when a
>>two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the top of the fence.
>>
>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's shoes.
>>The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the cement
>>walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that remained was
>>removed when he walked across the Salinger's property, walking on grass
>>and dirt.
>>
>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
>>thing that only he can tell us.
>>
>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I read
>>their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>>
>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
>>cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate, reopen,
>>and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops Simpson
>>dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>
>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
>>make things real.
>>
>
> Ask Petrocelli, he knows.


Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.





>
>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
>>after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
>>limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>
>
>
> Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
> theory.

No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense. Something
you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.



>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or four
>>knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of the
>>wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>
>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what you
>>have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in either
>>trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to the June
>>12 murders.
>>
>
> Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
> ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have all
> gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.
>
> As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
> Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was never
> going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a person
> trying to cover up things?

No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
why didn't the defense team jump on it?



>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli except
>>for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
>
>
> Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.

I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are
not only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in
fantasy regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.


>
> You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I am
> working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence just
> before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's testimony.

The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just one
witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure hope
your new research has more to offer than you have currently fantasized,
but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts, evidence and
reality instead of unsupported speculation and imagination I will be here.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-28 02:50:43 UTC
Permalink
"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
news:t2Tve.749$***@fed1read07...
>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>
>>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>>information you run across.
>>>
>>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
>>>the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation, and
>>>then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then started
>>>the long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him. That
>>>distance is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his front door
>>>going around the back of his house.
>>
>>
>> How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before dashing
>> down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw Kato. And
>> you really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his surroundings when
>> he was so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson, while eagle-eyed
>> Park did.
>>
>> But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
>> testimony.
>
> Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone? I
> have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin, Kaelin was
> not in any position to see Simpson.
>
> You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
> think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
> you are talking about.
>

Kato said he talked to Rachael for about three more minutes before he got
off the phone after hearing the noises. Rachael said it was about seven
minutes.
So if Kato comes out on the path by Ashford gate, and right after Park sees
OJ. Why was OJ waiting behind the walkway for 3-7 minutes, when he was in a
hurry?

Look at the photos and where Kato marked where he was standing. He would
have see Simpson walking across the driveway if Simpson came out from behind
the walkway. Now if Simpson had just walked out and set his luggage by the
bench, he may not have see him.
>
>
>
>>
>>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
>>>noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>>
>>
>> But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?
>
> Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.

Park was in the car when he saw Kato and Simpson. But was Park in the car
when Kato first saw the limo?
>
>>
>>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
>>>one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
>>>were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality
>>>tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both
>>>victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when Park
>>>saw him. And that is exactly what happened.
>>>
>>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
>>>some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's reality,
>>>Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found fibers do.
>>
>>
>> Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory
>> like yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>
> It's not a theory Rose, it's reality.

Check your fantasy definition.

>Fiber evidence was found where fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.

Good point. Now can you answer why there were no fibers on the stucco wall
behind Kato's room?
No fibers in the Rockingham house but on the socks. No fibers in the
washing machine. No fibers in the bronco.
>
>
>>
>>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is irrelevant.
>>>You have already shown that your thinking process is very weak and far
>>>fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to flow is irrelevant
>>>and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless information that Dick
>>>tried to use to support his fabrications. The real experts never
>>>questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated Nicole, he returned to
>>>Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. Before Simpson left
>>>Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood leaving his shoe prints. That's
>>>reality.
>>
>>
>> So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
>> High energy blood there!
>
> You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
> seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.
>
Maybe some scientist can check this out. Dick did a food job with his
analsis
of the blood flow. Maybe there is a scientist or blood expert reading that
wants to make a name for him or herself.
I am confident they will find what Dick found.

>
>>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
>>>sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and it
>>>never happened.
>>>
>>
>> Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.
>
> Learn the facts.
>
> Hank Goldberg writes,
>
> "The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
> blood was splashed on them.
>
> This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had testified
> that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of Simpson's sock and
> had transferred to the other side. The defense theorized that this could
> not have happened if someone had been wearing the socks at the time
> because blood cannot go through someone's ankle. They claimed that the
> idea that no one was wearing the socks when the blood was deposited on
> them supported their planting theory. The implication was that someone
> deposited Nicole's blood while the socks were lying flat on a table.
> Interestingly the stain that would have traveled through the wearer's
> ankle was only a microscopic speck.
>
> I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
> microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out and
> the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from photographs that
> this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered. However the defense only
> provided Dr. Lee with second generation photographs. Form his photographs
> of the socks, he would not been able to see that the socks were recovered
> in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee whether this could account for the
> questioned microscopic stain.
>
> "I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
> "The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
> "Yes," he replied.
>
> After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the questioned
> stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the scenario I
> outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The socks were
> collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle, showing how blood
> got from one side of the sock to the other.
>
> I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
> single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
> minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the blood
> could also have transferred from one side to the other after Simpson
> returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.
>
> In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for how
> blood got from one side of the sock to the other."

Still doesn't explain why no blood was seen on the sock until weeks later.

>
>
>>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top of
>>>that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was
>>>never seen before Simpson made his video.
>>
>>
>> How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before
>> the video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many
>> people were back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw
>> the the wire because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the
>> LAPD to not check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two
>> years after the murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the
>> wall.
>
> Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of them
> are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled
> his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
> Coincidence. I think not.

Ignoring of course that a man could not get his body back there to to jump
the fence.
Why did you think the prosecution did not show any photos that showed the
area straight on?
That foliage you say covered the wire, why wasn't it damged by a 200 lb man
stand on it?
Why didn't pieces of the foliage, freshly broken lay on the pathway?

>
>
>
>>
>>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing it.
>>>The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the wall.
>>>Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not between the
>>>garage and the trees.
>>
>>
>> Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview
>> tape. There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage
>> behind the trees just where the wire is bent.
>
> I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had no
> problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the supporting
> testimony on that web page you would know that it also the exact place
> that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and handed it over the
> fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that Simpson scaled his fence.

Check your tape again. Petrocelli said it in his book, a little late and
it reads like Fuhrman's fingerprint on the gate.
>
> Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
> that reality.
>
>
>>
>>
>>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the knapsack.
>>>When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make a picture on
>>>the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of knapsack could
>>>have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Popped out of closed knapsack, right.
>
> Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
> the wall, yes.
>
It is amazing the bad luck Simpson had. Popped out!

>>
>>
>>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>>
>>
>> What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!
>
> Petrocelli's words, not mine.
>
> Kaelin's deposition:
>
> Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
> where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
> A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
> (Indicating). It happened right about there--
>
> Q: The center of the bed?
> A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
> up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.
>
> Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
> precise here.
> A: Okay.
>
> Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
> the headboard?
> A: Right.
>
> Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
> A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
> and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
> seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.
>
>
>>
>>
>>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture
>>>by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
>>>unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed
>>>was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the
>>>top of the fence.
>>>
>>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's shoes.
>>>The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the cement
>>>walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that remained was
>>>removed when he walked across the Salinger's property, walking on grass
>>>and dirt.
>>>
>>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
>>>thing that only he can tell us.
>>>
Seems the LAPD blew it when they did not collect his luggage when he got off
the plane.
Or was that on purpose?

>>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
>>>read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.

Let see, a 911 call that no one testified to in the trial. Are we seeing
more cover-ups here?
What did Freed find that the defense didn't know about? They would have put
it on if they knew about it, right?
Discovery issue?

>>>
>>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
>>>cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate, reopen,
>>>and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops Simpson
>>>dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>>
>>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
>>>make things real.
>>>
>>
>> Ask Petrocelli, he knows.
>
>
> Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
> arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
> shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.
>
Oh, I know. Do you know that Pavelic knew also? His behavior in all this is
strange indeed.

>
>
>
>>
>>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
>>>after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
>>>limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
>> theory.
>
> No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense. Something
> you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.

Are you afraid an engineer would disprove your theory? Seems you do not
want your theories checked out.
If you had the truth, one would think you would be confident to tell any
engineers go again and prove me wrong.

>
>
>
>>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or four
>>>knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of the
>>>wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>>
>>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what you
>>>have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in either
>>>trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to the June
>>>12 murders.
>>>
>>
>> Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
>> ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have
>> all gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.
>>
>> As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
>> Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was
>> never going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a
>> person trying to cover up things?
>
> No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
> why didn't the defense team jump on it?
>
Have you heard of discovery as it pertains to a court of law that I
mentioned earlier? An LAPD officer collecting the information from a
witness is supposed to turn it over to the DA, who then would have to turn
it over to the defense. The defense can not call witnesses regarding
information that was never turned over to them. So who do you think did not
turn it over, Ron Ito or Marcia Clark?
>
>
>>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
>>>except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
>>
>>
>> Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.
>
> I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are not
> only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in fantasy
> regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.
>
>
Fantasy being "A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or
merely conceived.
Imaginative fiction.
The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
mental images in response to psychological need" as you wrote.

There is a real person named Mario Nitrini. Mario talked to a real LAPD
officer named Ron Ito about things he knew about the Simpson case. No
fantasy or imagination here. My information says you know Petrocelli.

The only psychological need I see here is your need to deny the cover up and
the frame up in the Simpson case.

>>
>> You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I am
>> working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence just
>> before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's
>> testimony.
>
> The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just one
> witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure hope
> your new research has more to offer than you have currently fantasized,
> but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts, evidence and reality
> instead of unsupported speculation and imagination I will be here.

Stay tuned for more research. Better yet, do some research of your own on
the internet
about Wasz 's death. There is somebody just a click or two away waiting to
debate with you.

Rovaan
>
> bobaugust
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>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>>>information you run across.
>>>>
>>>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
>>>>the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation, and
>>>>then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then started
>>>>the long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him. That
>>>>distance is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his front door
>>>>going around the back of his house.
>>>
>>>
>>>How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before dashing
>>>down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw Kato. And
>>>you really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his surroundings when
>>>he was so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson, while eagle-eyed
>>>Park did.
>>>
>>>But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
>>>testimony.
>>
>>Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone? I
>>have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin, Kaelin was
>>not in any position to see Simpson.
>>
>>You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
>>think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
>>you are talking about.
>>
>
>
> Kato said he talked to Rachael for about three more minutes before he got
> off the phone after hearing the noises. Rachael said it was about seven
> minutes.
> So if Kato comes out on the path by Ashford gate, and right after Park sees
> OJ. Why was OJ waiting behind the walkway for 3-7 minutes, when he was in a
> hurry?
>
> Look at the photos and where Kato marked where he was standing. He would
> have see Simpson walking across the driveway if Simpson came out from behind
> the walkway. Now if Simpson had just walked out and set his luggage by the
> bench, he may not have see him.


Once again wrong time estimates. Rachael's time estimate is not too
reliable. Two to three minutes, not 5 to 7 seconds as shown in the
fabricated animation's.

Simpson wasn't waiting anywhere. After falling against the wall he
continued down the path and around the garage. As I speculated he could
have then gone back to his Rockingham gate, and then as he continued his
walk to his house left the small dark colored knapsack on his driveway.

Where Kaelin said he was standing is not the point. Where Allan Park
said Kaelin was when he first saw him is the relevant point. Park said
he first saw Kaelin "come out on the Ashford side path" and "almost
simultaneously as I saw him, I saw somebody cross the driveway and go
into the house"

The spot on the animation is incorrect. Kaelin would not have gotten
that far before Park saw him. The corner of the main house would have
obstructed Kaelin's view of the front door if he was even looking in
that direction.

Simpson did not walk out of his dark house with luggage and then return
and turn on the lights. More lies that few uninformed gullible people
want to believe.



>>>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
>>>>noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>>>
>>>
>>>But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?
>>
>>Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.
>
>
> Park was in the car when he saw Kato and Simpson. But was Park in the car
> when Kato first saw the limo?

Yes.



>>>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
>>>>one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
>>>>were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality
>>>>tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both
>>>>victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when Park
>>>>saw him. And that is exactly what happened.
>>>>
>>>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
>>>>some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's reality,
>>>>Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found fibers do.
>>>
>>>
>>>Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory
>>>like yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>>
>>It's not a theory Rose, it's reality.
>
>
> Check your fantasy definition.

Anyone who thinks that fiber evidence was planted has no concept of
reality. Pure fantasy. Did you even read the list of fiber evidence
that was found? Get real.


>>Fiber evidence was found where fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.
>
>
> Good point. Now can you answer why there were no fibers on the stucco wall
> behind Kato's room?
> No fibers in the Rockingham house but on the socks. No fibers in the
> washing machine. No fibers in the bronco.

No fibers on the stucco wall because no tiny blue black cotton fibers
stuck to the wall. Blue black cotton fibers were only found on clothing
material. Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks.

No fibers were found in the washing machine because the clothing in the
washing machine was washed. Duh.

No fibers were found in the Bronco from any clothing that Simpson wore
when he drove it recently or in the past.



>>>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is irrelevant.
>>>>You have already shown that your thinking process is very weak and far
>>>>fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to flow is irrelevant
>>>>and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless information that Dick
>>>>tried to use to support his fabrications. The real experts never
>>>>questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated Nicole, he returned to
>>>>Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. Before Simpson left
>>>>Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood leaving his shoe prints. That's
>>>>reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
>>>High energy blood there!
>>
>>You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
>>seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.
>>
>
> Maybe some scientist can check this out. Dick did a food job with his
> analsis
> of the blood flow. Maybe there is a scientist or blood expert reading that
> wants to make a name for him or herself.
> I am confident they will find what Dick found.


No real scientist would waste their time with such an irrelevant
analysis. When Nicole's throat was cut nearly decapitating her, blood
spurted our onto the ground and continued to pump out and pool until she
died. This entire issue is irrelevant and nothing but more nonsense from
someone who can't comprehend reality.




>>>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
>>>>sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and it
>>>>never happened.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.
>>
>>Learn the facts.
>>
>>Hank Goldberg writes,
>>
>>"The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
>>blood was splashed on them.
>>
>>This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had testified
>>that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of Simpson's sock and
>>had transferred to the other side. The defense theorized that this could
>>not have happened if someone had been wearing the socks at the time
>>because blood cannot go through someone's ankle. They claimed that the
>>idea that no one was wearing the socks when the blood was deposited on
>>them supported their planting theory. The implication was that someone
>>deposited Nicole's blood while the socks were lying flat on a table.
>>Interestingly the stain that would have traveled through the wearer's
>>ankle was only a microscopic speck.
>>
>>I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
>>microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out and
>>the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from photographs that
>>this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered. However the defense only
>>provided Dr. Lee with second generation photographs. Form his photographs
>>of the socks, he would not been able to see that the socks were recovered
>>in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee whether this could account for the
>>questioned microscopic stain.
>>
>>"I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
>>"The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
>>"Yes," he replied.
>>
>>After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the questioned
>>stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the scenario I
>>outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The socks were
>>collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle, showing how blood
>>got from one side of the sock to the other.
>>
>>I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
>>single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
>>minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the blood
>>could also have transferred from one side to the other after Simpson
>>returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.
>>
>>In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for how
>>blood got from one side of the sock to the other."
>
>
> Still doesn't explain why no blood was seen on the sock until weeks later.

No, it wasn't intended to explain why no blood was seen on the socks it
was in response to your uninformed incorrect opinion that someone
pressed blood on the socks.

The reason no one saw the tiny blood drops is because of the dark color
of the socks and the dark color of the dried tiny blood drops. They
could not be seen under normal lighting conditions. They weren't found
until later when the socks were examined closely under high intensity
lighting.





>>>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top of
>>>>that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was
>>>>never seen before Simpson made his video.
>>>
>>>
>>>How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before
>>>the video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many
>>>people were back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw
>>>the the wire because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the
>>>LAPD to not check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two
>>>years after the murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the
>>>wall.
>>
>>Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of them
>>are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled
>>his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
>>Coincidence. I think not.
>
>
> Ignoring of course that a man could not get his body back there to to jump
> the fence.
> Why did you think the prosecution did not show any photos that showed the
> area straight on?
> That foliage you say covered the wire, why wasn't it damged by a 200 lb man
> stand on it?
> Why didn't pieces of the foliage, freshly broken lay on the pathway?


Dennis Fung contradicts your beliefs when he told how Fuhrman walked to
the same exact place on the other side of the fence, collected the small
blue paper and handed it over the fence to Fung.

The photograph taken from the video tape contradicts your belief. It
clearly shows that it was not only possible for Simpson to scale his
fence at that place but the bent wire is evidence that he did just that.

The hanging foliage was summer growth. Summer growth foliage is very
resilient, it can be bent with out easily breaking. Besides some
foliage may very well have fallen to the ground on the Salinger's side
of the fence but it would have just looked natural.



>>>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing it.
>>>>The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the wall.
>>>>Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not between the
>>>>garage and the trees.
>>>
>>>
>>>Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview
>>>tape. There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage
>>>behind the trees just where the wire is bent.
>>
>>I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had no
>>problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the supporting
>>testimony on that web page you would know that it also the exact place
>>that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and handed it over the
>>fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that Simpson scaled his fence.
>
>
> Check your tape again. Petrocelli said it in his book, a little late and
> it reads like Fuhrman's fingerprint on the gate.
>
>>Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
>>that reality.
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the knapsack.
>>>>When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make a picture on
>>>>the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of knapsack could
>>>>have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Popped out of closed knapsack, right.
>>
>>Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
>>the wall, yes.
>>
>
> It is amazing the bad luck Simpson had. Popped out!

Yes it is amazing. Simpson left incriminating evidence everywhere he
went that night.



>>>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>>>
>>>
>>>What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!
>>
>>Petrocelli's words, not mine.
>>
>>Kaelin's deposition:
>>
>>Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
>>where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
>>A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
>>(Indicating). It happened right about there--
>>
>>Q: The center of the bed?
>>A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
>>up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.
>>
>>Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
>>precise here.
>>A: Okay.
>>
>>Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
>>the headboard?
>>A: Right.
>>
>>Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
>>A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
>>and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
>>seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture
>>>>by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
>>>>unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed
>>>>was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the
>>>>top of the fence.
>>>>
>>>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's shoes.
>>>>The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the cement
>>>>walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that remained was
>>>>removed when he walked across the Salinger's property, walking on grass
>>>>and dirt.
>>>>
>>>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
>>>>thing that only he can tell us.
>>>>
>
> Seems the LAPD blew it when they did not collect his luggage when he got off
> the plane.
> Or was that on purpose?

No, it wasn't on purpose. I agree the LAPD blew it because they treated
Simpson special. Special celebrity treatment. Beside the fact that when
Simpson returned from Chicago he wasn't that stupid to still have his
shoes in his luggage.



>>>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
>>>>read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>
>
> Let see, a 911 call that no one testified to in the trial. Are we seeing
> more cover-ups here?
> What did Freed find that the defense didn't know about? They would have put
> it on if they knew about it, right?
> Discovery issue?


Right. That tells me that there was no 911 call. Unless you think like
Prien that the defense was really conspiring with the prosecutors. The
defense tried anything and everything no matter how outrageous or
ridiculous. If this information was real, they most likely would have
used it.



>>>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
>>>>cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate, reopen,
>>>>and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops Simpson
>>>>dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>>>
>>>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
>>>>make things real.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Ask Petrocelli, he knows.
>>
>>
>>Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
>>arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
>>shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.
>>
>
> Oh, I know. Do you know that Pavelic knew also? His behavior in all this is
> strange indeed.

The only thing I know about Pavelic is what Schiller wrote in American
Tragedy.



>>>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
>>>>after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
>>>>limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
>>>theory.
>>
>>No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense. Something
>>you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.
>
>
> Are you afraid an engineer would disprove your theory? Seems you do not
> want your theories checked out.
> If you had the truth, one would think you would be confident to tell any
> engineers go again and prove me wrong.

It's not a theory, Rose, it's common sense. Something you haven't shown
too much of.



>>>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or four
>>>>knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of the
>>>>wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>>>
>>>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what you
>>>>have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in either
>>>>trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to the June
>>>>12 murders.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
>>>ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have
>>>all gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.
>>>
>>>As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
>>>Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was
>>>never going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a
>>>person trying to cover up things?
>>
>>No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
>>why didn't the defense team jump on it?
>>
>
> Have you heard of discovery as it pertains to a court of law that I
> mentioned earlier? An LAPD officer collecting the information from a
> witness is supposed to turn it over to the DA, who then would have to turn
> it over to the defense. The defense can not call witnesses regarding
> information that was never turned over to them. So who do you think did not
> turn it over, Ron Ito or Marcia Clark?


I think the defense knew about all of this and understood that it was
irrelevant.



>>>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
>>>>except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.
>>
>>I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are not
>>only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in fantasy
>>regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.
>>
>>
>
> Fantasy being "A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or
> merely conceived.
> Imaginative fiction.
> The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
> mental images in response to psychological need" as you wrote.
>
> There is a real person named Mario Nitrini. Mario talked to a real LAPD
> officer named Ron Ito about things he knew about the Simpson case. No
> fantasy or imagination here. My information says you know Petrocelli.

Your information is wrong again. I don't personally know Petrocelli. I
only read his book.



> The only psychological need I see here is your need to deny the cover up and
> the frame up in the Simpson case.

Simpson was not framed. You have never offered one single tangible
piece of proof that contradicts the reality of the evidence in this
case. All of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and only
Simpson as the killer. Nothing eliminates him.


>>>You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I am
>>>working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence just
>>>before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's
>>>testimony.


No, the mistake is believing Simpson's fabrications and lies. But then
again you have a track record of this. You still believe Wagner's
fabrications. The animation's were created with false information.




>>The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just one
>>witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure hope
>>your new research has more to offer than you have currently fantasized,
>>but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts, evidence and reality
>>instead of unsupported speculation and imagination I will be here.
>
>
> Stay tuned for more research. Better yet, do some research of your own on
> the internet
> about Wasz 's death. There is somebody just a click or two away waiting to
> debate with you.

No thanks, I do not wish to debate irrelevant information. I'll stick
with the reality of the facts and evidence in this case.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-28 17:54:12 UTC
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>
> rovaan wrote:
>> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>>
>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>>>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>>>>information you run across.
>>>>>
>>>>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
>>>>>the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation,
>>>>>and then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then
>>>>>started the long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him.
>>>>>That distance is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his
>>>>>front door going around the back of his house.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before
>>>>dashing down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw
>>>>Kato. And you really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his
>>>>surroundings when he was so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson,
>>>>while eagle-eyed Park did.
>>>>
>>>>But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
>>>>testimony.
>>>
>>>Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone? I
>>>have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin, Kaelin was
>>>not in any position to see Simpson.
>>>
>>>You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
>>>think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
>>>you are talking about.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Kato said he talked to Rachael for about three more minutes before he got
>> off the phone after hearing the noises. Rachael said it was about seven
>> minutes.
>> So if Kato comes out on the path by Ashford gate, and right after Park
>> sees OJ. Why was OJ waiting behind the walkway for 3-7 minutes, when he
>> was in a hurry?
>>
>> Look at the photos and where Kato marked where he was standing. He would
>> have see Simpson walking across the driveway if Simpson came out from
>> behind the walkway. Now if Simpson had just walked out and set his
>> luggage by the bench, he may not have see him.
>
>
> Once again wrong time estimates. Rachael's time estimate is not too
> reliable. Two to three minutes, not 5 to 7 seconds as shown in the
> fabricated animation's.
>
> Simpson wasn't waiting anywhere. After falling against the wall he
> continued down the path and around the garage. As I speculated he could
> have then gone back to his Rockingham gate, and then as he continued his
> walk to his house left the small dark colored knapsack on his driveway.
>
> Where Kaelin said he was standing is not the point. Where Allan Park said
> Kaelin was when he first saw him is the relevant point. Park said he
> first saw Kaelin "come out on the Ashford side path" and "almost
> simultaneously as I saw him, I saw somebody cross the driveway and go into
> the house"
>
> The spot on the animation is incorrect. Kaelin would not have gotten that
> far before Park saw him. The corner of the main house would have
> obstructed Kaelin's view of the front door if he was even looking in that
> direction.
>
> Simpson did not walk out of his dark house with luggage and then return
> and turn on the lights. More lies that few uninformed gullible people
> want to believe.
>
>
>
>>>>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
>>>>>noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?
>>>
>>>Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.
>>
>>
>> Park was in the car when he saw Kato and Simpson. But was Park in the
>> car when Kato first saw the limo?
>
> Yes.
>
>
>
>>>>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
>>>>>one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
>>>>>were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality
>>>>>tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both
>>>>>victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when
>>>>>Park saw him. And that is exactly what happened.
>>>>>
>>>>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
>>>>>some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's
>>>>>reality, Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found
>>>>>fibers do.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory
>>>>like yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>>>
>>>It's not a theory Rose, it's reality.
>>
>>
>> Check your fantasy definition.
>
> Anyone who thinks that fiber evidence was planted has no concept of
> reality. Pure fantasy. Did you even read the list of fiber evidence that
> was found? Get real.
>
>
>>>Fiber evidence was found where fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.
>>
>>
>> Good point. Now can you answer why there were no fibers on the stucco
>> wall behind Kato's room?
>> No fibers in the Rockingham house but on the socks. No fibers in the
>> washing machine. No fibers in the bronco.
>
> No fibers on the stucco wall because no tiny blue black cotton fibers
> stuck to the wall. Blue black cotton fibers were only found on clothing
> material. Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks.
>
> No fibers were found in the washing machine because the clothing in the
> washing machine was washed. Duh.
>
> No fibers were found in the Bronco from any clothing that Simpson wore
> when he drove it recently or in the past.
>
>
>
>>>>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is
>>>>>irrelevant. You have already shown that your thinking process is very
>>>>>weak and far fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to
>>>>>flow is irrelevant and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless
>>>>>information that Dick tried to use to support his fabrications. The
>>>>>real experts never questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated
>>>>>Nicole, he returned to Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of
>>>>>seconds. Before Simpson left Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood
>>>>>leaving his shoe prints. That's reality.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
>>>>High energy blood there!
>>>
>>>You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
>>>seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.
>>>
>>
>> Maybe some scientist can check this out. Dick did a food job with his
>> analsis
>> of the blood flow. Maybe there is a scientist or blood expert reading
>> that wants to make a name for him or herself.
>> I am confident they will find what Dick found.
>
>
> No real scientist would waste their time with such an irrelevant analysis.
> When Nicole's throat was cut nearly decapitating her, blood spurted our
> onto the ground and continued to pump out and pool until she died. This
> entire issue is irrelevant and nothing but more nonsense from someone who
> can't comprehend reality.
>
>
>
>
>>>>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
>>>>>sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and
>>>>>it never happened.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.
>>>
>>>Learn the facts.
>>>
>>>Hank Goldberg writes,
>>>
>>>"The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
>>>blood was splashed on them.
>>>
>>>This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had testified
>>>that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of Simpson's sock and
>>>had transferred to the other side. The defense theorized that this could
>>>not have happened if someone had been wearing the socks at the time
>>>because blood cannot go through someone's ankle. They claimed that the
>>>idea that no one was wearing the socks when the blood was deposited on
>>>them supported their planting theory. The implication was that someone
>>>deposited Nicole's blood while the socks were lying flat on a table.
>>>Interestingly the stain that would have traveled through the wearer's
>>>ankle was only a microscopic speck.
>>>
>>>I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
>>>microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out and
>>>the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from photographs that
>>>this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered. However the defense only
>>>provided Dr. Lee with second generation photographs. Form his photographs
>>>of the socks, he would not been able to see that the socks were recovered
>>>in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee whether this could account for the
>>>questioned microscopic stain.
>>>
>>>"I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
>>>"The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
>>>"Yes," he replied.
>>>
>>>After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the questioned
>>>stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the scenario I
>>>outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The socks were
>>>collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle, showing how blood
>>>got from one side of the sock to the other.
>>>
>>>I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
>>>single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
>>>minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the blood
>>>could also have transferred from one side to the other after Simpson
>>>returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.
>>>
>>>In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for
>>>how blood got from one side of the sock to the other."
>>
>>
>> Still doesn't explain why no blood was seen on the sock until weeks
>> later.
>
> No, it wasn't intended to explain why no blood was seen on the socks it
> was in response to your uninformed incorrect opinion that someone pressed
> blood on the socks.
>
> The reason no one saw the tiny blood drops is because of the dark color of
> the socks and the dark color of the dried tiny blood drops. They could
> not be seen under normal lighting conditions. They weren't found until
> later when the socks were examined closely under high intensity lighting.
>
>
>
>
>
>>>>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top
>>>>>of that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was
>>>>>never seen before Simpson made his video.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before
>>>>the video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many
>>>>people were back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw
>>>>the the wire because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the
>>>>LAPD to not check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two
>>>>years after the murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the
>>>>wall.
>>>
>>>Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of them
>>>are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled
>>>his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
>>>Coincidence. I think not.
>>
>>
>> Ignoring of course that a man could not get his body back there to to
>> jump the fence.
>> Why did you think the prosecution did not show any photos that showed the
>> area straight on?
>> That foliage you say covered the wire, why wasn't it damged by a 200 lb
>> man stand on it?
>> Why didn't pieces of the foliage, freshly broken lay on the pathway?
>
>
> Dennis Fung contradicts your beliefs when he told how Fuhrman walked to
> the same exact place on the other side of the fence, collected the small
> blue paper and handed it over the fence to Fung.
>
> The photograph taken from the video tape contradicts your belief. It
> clearly shows that it was not only possible for Simpson to scale his fence
> at that place but the bent wire is evidence that he did just that.
>
> The hanging foliage was summer growth. Summer growth foliage is very
> resilient, it can be bent with out easily breaking. Besides some foliage
> may very well have fallen to the ground on the Salinger's side of the
> fence but it would have just looked natural.
>
>
>
>>>>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing
>>>>>it. The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the
>>>>>wall. Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not
>>>>>between the garage and the trees.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview
>>>>tape. There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage
>>>>behind the trees just where the wire is bent.
>>>
>>>I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had no
>>>problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the
>>>supporting testimony on that web page you would know that it also the
>>>exact place that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and
>>>handed it over the fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that Simpson
>>>scaled his fence.
>>
>>
>> Check your tape again. Petrocelli said it in his book, a little late and
>> it reads like Fuhrman's fingerprint on the gate.
>>
>>>Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
>>>that reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the
>>>>>knapsack. When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make
>>>>>a picture on the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of
>>>>>knapsack could have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Popped out of closed knapsack, right.
>>>
>>>Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
>>>the wall, yes.
>>>
>>
>> It is amazing the bad luck Simpson had. Popped out!
>
> Yes it is amazing. Simpson left incriminating evidence everywhere he went
> that night.
>
>
>
>>>>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>>>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>>>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!
>>>
>>>Petrocelli's words, not mine.
>>>
>>>Kaelin's deposition:
>>>
>>>Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
>>>where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
>>>A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
>>>(Indicating). It happened right about there--
>>>
>>>Q: The center of the bed?
>>>A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
>>>up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.
>>>
>>>Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
>>>precise here.
>>>A: Okay.
>>>
>>>Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
>>>the headboard?
>>>A: Right.
>>>
>>>Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
>>>A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
>>>and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
>>>seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture
>>>>>by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
>>>>>unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed
>>>>>was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the
>>>>>top of the fence.
>>>>>
>>>>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's
>>>>>shoes. The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the
>>>>>cement walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that
>>>>>remained was removed when he walked across the Salinger's property,
>>>>>walking on grass and dirt.
>>>>>
>>>>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
>>>>>thing that only he can tell us.
>>>>>
>>
>> Seems the LAPD blew it when they did not collect his luggage when he got
>> off the plane.
>> Or was that on purpose?
>
> No, it wasn't on purpose. I agree the LAPD blew it because they treated
> Simpson special. Special celebrity treatment. Beside the fact that when
> Simpson returned from Chicago he wasn't that stupid to still have his
> shoes in his luggage.
>
>
>
>>>>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
>>>>>read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>>
>>
>> Let see, a 911 call that no one testified to in the trial. Are we seeing
>> more cover-ups here?
>> What did Freed find that the defense didn't know about? They would have
>> put it on if they knew about it, right?
>> Discovery issue?
>
>
> Right. That tells me that there was no 911 call. Unless you think like
> Prien that the defense was really conspiring with the prosecutors. The
> defense tried anything and everything no matter how outrageous or
> ridiculous. If this information was real, they most likely would have
> used it.
>
>
>
>>>>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>>>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
>>>>>cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate,
>>>>>reopen, and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops
>>>>>Simpson dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>>>>
>>>>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
>>>>>make things real.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Ask Petrocelli, he knows.
>>>
>>>
>>>Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
>>>arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
>>>shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.
>>>
>>
>> Oh, I know. Do you know that Pavelic knew also? His behavior in all this
>> is strange indeed.
>
> The only thing I know about Pavelic is what Schiller wrote in American
> Tragedy.
>
>
>
>>>>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
>>>>>after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
>>>>>limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
>>>>theory.
>>>
>>>No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense. Something
>>>you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.
>>
>>
>> Are you afraid an engineer would disprove your theory? Seems you do not
>> want your theories checked out.
>> If you had the truth, one would think you would be confident to tell any
>> engineers go again and prove me wrong.
>
> It's not a theory, Rose, it's common sense. Something you haven't shown
> too much of.
>
>
>
>>>>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or
>>>>>four knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of
>>>>>the wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>>>>
>>>>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what
>>>>>you have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in
>>>>>either trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to
>>>>>the June 12 murders.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
>>>>ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have
>>>>all gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.
>>>>
>>>>As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
>>>>Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was
>>>>never going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a
>>>>person trying to cover up things?
>>>
>>>No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
>>>why didn't the defense team jump on it?
>>>
>>
>> Have you heard of discovery as it pertains to a court of law that I
>> mentioned earlier? An LAPD officer collecting the information from a
>> witness is supposed to turn it over to the DA, who then would have to
>> turn it over to the defense. The defense can not call witnesses
>> regarding information that was never turned over to them. So who do you
>> think did not turn it over, Ron Ito or Marcia Clark?
>
>
> I think the defense knew about all of this and understood that it was
> irrelevant.
>
>
>
>>>>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
>>>>>except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.
>>>
>>>I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are
>>>not only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in
>>>fantasy regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Fantasy being "A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or
>> merely conceived.
>> Imaginative fiction.
>> The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
>> mental images in response to psychological need" as you wrote.
>>
>> There is a real person named Mario Nitrini. Mario talked to a real LAPD
>> officer named Ron Ito about things he knew about the Simpson case. No
>> fantasy or imagination here. My information says you know Petrocelli.
>
> Your information is wrong again. I don't personally know Petrocelli. I
> only read his book.
>
>
>
>> The only psychological need I see here is your need to deny the cover up
>> and the frame up in the Simpson case.
>
> Simpson was not framed. You have never offered one single tangible piece
> of proof that contradicts the reality of the evidence in this case. All
> of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and only Simpson as
> the killer. Nothing eliminates him.
>
>
>>>>You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I
>>>>am working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence
>>>>just before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's
>>>>testimony.
>
>
> No, the mistake is believing Simpson's fabrications and lies. But then
> again you have a track record of this. You still believe Wagner's
> fabrications. The animation's were created with false information.
>
>
>
>
>>>The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just one
>>>witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure hope
>>>your new research has more to offer than you have currently fantasized,
>>>but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts, evidence and
>>>reality instead of unsupported speculation and imagination I will be
>>>here.
>>
>>
>> Stay tuned for more research. Better yet, do some research of your own
>> on the internet
>> about Wasz 's death. There is somebody just a click or two away waiting
>> to debate with you.
>
> No thanks, I do not wish to debate irrelevant information. I'll stick
> with the reality of the facts and evidence in this case.
>
Are you saying you would not want to debate Mario about the information he
has in the Simpson case because you think he is irrelevant but yet you don't
know much about him?

You can't stick with the facts and evidence in this case if you ignore him.
He has real evidence in this case.
Maybe you are scared to leave the safety of this board but I would think you
would be curious just the same.

Though it pains me, I will help you out by showing you how to connect with
him. Just click on this link http://smartfellowspress.com/project/index.htm,
then click on the June Discussion. If you wait until after July, click on
the July discussion. You will also have the opportunity on this board to
discuss your comments on the annimations. I also recommend you check out
the Flow Chart under the heading High Points in the June discussion. It is
fascinating
Click on Wasz's name on the chart to get yourself up to speed.

By the way, I do not think the fiber evidence was planted. I think it was
left by the killer, who was not OJ. I will not be able to address other
items in this post or others for a while. I have many things going on but
will get back to you in a new thread later.

Rovaan

> bobaugust
bobaugust
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>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>>"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>>>
>>>>rovaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>>>>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>>>>>information you run across.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin heard
>>>>>>the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone conversation,
>>>>>>and then looked for a flashlight before leaving his room. He then
>>>>>>started the long walk around the house to the point where Park saw him.
>>>>>>That distance is about the same distance Simpson took to get to his
>>>>>>front door going around the back of his house.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before
>>>>>dashing down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw
>>>>>Kato. And you really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his
>>>>>surroundings when he was so frightened. Probably never noticed Simpson,
>>>>>while eagle-eyed Park did.
>>>>>
>>>>>But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
>>>>>testimony.
>>>>
>>>>Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone? I
>>>>have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin, Kaelin was
>>>>not in any position to see Simpson.
>>>>
>>>>You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
>>>>think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
>>>>you are talking about.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Kato said he talked to Rachael for about three more minutes before he got
>>>off the phone after hearing the noises. Rachael said it was about seven
>>>minutes.
>>>So if Kato comes out on the path by Ashford gate, and right after Park
>>>sees OJ. Why was OJ waiting behind the walkway for 3-7 minutes, when he
>>>was in a hurry?
>>>
>>>Look at the photos and where Kato marked where he was standing. He would
>>>have see Simpson walking across the driveway if Simpson came out from
>>>behind the walkway. Now if Simpson had just walked out and set his
>>>luggage by the bench, he may not have see him.
>>
>>
>>Once again wrong time estimates. Rachael's time estimate is not too
>>reliable. Two to three minutes, not 5 to 7 seconds as shown in the
>>fabricated animation's.
>>
>>Simpson wasn't waiting anywhere. After falling against the wall he
>>continued down the path and around the garage. As I speculated he could
>>have then gone back to his Rockingham gate, and then as he continued his
>>walk to his house left the small dark colored knapsack on his driveway.
>>
>>Where Kaelin said he was standing is not the point. Where Allan Park said
>>Kaelin was when he first saw him is the relevant point. Park said he
>>first saw Kaelin "come out on the Ashford side path" and "almost
>>simultaneously as I saw him, I saw somebody cross the driveway and go into
>>the house"
>>
>>The spot on the animation is incorrect. Kaelin would not have gotten that
>>far before Park saw him. The corner of the main house would have
>>obstructed Kaelin's view of the front door if he was even looking in that
>>direction.
>>
>>Simpson did not walk out of his dark house with luggage and then return
>>and turn on the lights. More lies that few uninformed gullible people
>>want to believe.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time, first
>>>>>>noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?
>>>>
>>>>Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.
>>>
>>>
>>>Park was in the car when he saw Kato and Simpson. But was Park in the
>>>car when Kato first saw the limo?
>>
>>Yes.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is only
>>>>>>one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times before that
>>>>>>were only estimates from different people. The fact is that reality
>>>>>>tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to Bundy, killed both
>>>>>>victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was entering his house when
>>>>>>Park saw him. And that is exactly what happened.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers in
>>>>>>some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's
>>>>>>reality, Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found
>>>>>>fibers do.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory
>>>>>like yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>>>>
>>>>It's not a theory Rose, it's reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>Check your fantasy definition.
>>
>>Anyone who thinks that fiber evidence was planted has no concept of
>>reality. Pure fantasy. Did you even read the list of fiber evidence that
>>was found? Get real.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>Fiber evidence was found where fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.
>>>
>>>
>>>Good point. Now can you answer why there were no fibers on the stucco
>>>wall behind Kato's room?
>>>No fibers in the Rockingham house but on the socks. No fibers in the
>>>washing machine. No fibers in the bronco.
>>
>>No fibers on the stucco wall because no tiny blue black cotton fibers
>>stuck to the wall. Blue black cotton fibers were only found on clothing
>>material. Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks.
>>
>>No fibers were found in the washing machine because the clothing in the
>>washing machine was washed. Duh.
>>
>>No fibers were found in the Bronco from any clothing that Simpson wore
>>when he drove it recently or in the past.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is
>>>>>>irrelevant. You have already shown that your thinking process is very
>>>>>>weak and far fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to
>>>>>>flow is irrelevant and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless
>>>>>>information that Dick tried to use to support his fabrications. The
>>>>>>real experts never questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated
>>>>>>Nicole, he returned to Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of
>>>>>>seconds. Before Simpson left Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood
>>>>>>leaving his shoe prints. That's reality.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
>>>>>High energy blood there!
>>>>
>>>>You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
>>>>seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Maybe some scientist can check this out. Dick did a food job with his
>>>analsis
>>>of the blood flow. Maybe there is a scientist or blood expert reading
>>>that wants to make a name for him or herself.
>>>I am confident they will find what Dick found.
>>
>>
>>No real scientist would waste their time with such an irrelevant analysis.
>>When Nicole's throat was cut nearly decapitating her, blood spurted our
>>onto the ground and continued to pump out and pool until she died. This
>>entire issue is irrelevant and nothing but more nonsense from someone who
>>can't comprehend reality.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on Simpson's
>>>>>>sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never shown and
>>>>>>it never happened.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.
>>>>
>>>>Learn the facts.
>>>>
>>>>Hank Goldberg writes,
>>>>
>>>>"The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
>>>>blood was splashed on them.
>>>>
>>>>This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had testified
>>>>that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of Simpson's sock and
>>>>had transferred to the other side. The defense theorized that this could
>>>>not have happened if someone had been wearing the socks at the time
>>>>because blood cannot go through someone's ankle. They claimed that the
>>>>idea that no one was wearing the socks when the blood was deposited on
>>>>them supported their planting theory. The implication was that someone
>>>>deposited Nicole's blood while the socks were lying flat on a table.
>>>>Interestingly the stain that would have traveled through the wearer's
>>>>ankle was only a microscopic speck.
>>>>
>>>>I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
>>>>microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out and
>>>>the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from photographs that
>>>>this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered. However the defense only
>>>>provided Dr. Lee with second generation photographs. Form his photographs
>>>>of the socks, he would not been able to see that the socks were recovered
>>>>in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee whether this could account for the
>>>>questioned microscopic stain.
>>>>
>>>>"I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
>>>>"The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
>>>>"Yes," he replied.
>>>>
>>>>After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the questioned
>>>>stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the scenario I
>>>>outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The socks were
>>>>collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle, showing how blood
>>>>got from one side of the sock to the other.
>>>>
>>>>I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
>>>>single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
>>>>minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the blood
>>>>could also have transferred from one side to the other after Simpson
>>>>returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.
>>>>
>>>>In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for
>>>>how blood got from one side of the sock to the other."
>>>
>>>
>>>Still doesn't explain why no blood was seen on the sock until weeks
>>>later.
>>
>>No, it wasn't intended to explain why no blood was seen on the socks it
>>was in response to your uninformed incorrect opinion that someone pressed
>>blood on the socks.
>>
>>The reason no one saw the tiny blood drops is because of the dark color of
>>the socks and the dark color of the dried tiny blood drops. They could
>>not be seen under normal lighting conditions. They weren't found until
>>later when the socks were examined closely under high intensity lighting.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the top
>>>>>>of that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent wire was
>>>>>>never seen before Simpson made his video.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen before
>>>>>the video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How many
>>>>>people were back behind on that walkway after the murders? No one saw
>>>>>the the wire because of the foliage, right? Great detective work by the
>>>>>LAPD to not check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent like that two
>>>>>years after the murders by someone trying to replicate falling on the
>>>>>wall.
>>>>
>>>>Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of them
>>>>are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled
>>>>his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
>>>>Coincidence. I think not.
>>>
>>>
>>>Ignoring of course that a man could not get his body back there to to
>>>jump the fence.
>>>Why did you think the prosecution did not show any photos that showed the
>>>area straight on?
>>>That foliage you say covered the wire, why wasn't it damged by a 200 lb
>>>man stand on it?
>>>Why didn't pieces of the foliage, freshly broken lay on the pathway?
>>
>>
>>Dennis Fung contradicts your beliefs when he told how Fuhrman walked to
>>the same exact place on the other side of the fence, collected the small
>>blue paper and handed it over the fence to Fung.
>>
>>The photograph taken from the video tape contradicts your belief. It
>>clearly shows that it was not only possible for Simpson to scale his fence
>>at that place but the bent wire is evidence that he did just that.
>>
>>The hanging foliage was summer growth. Summer growth foliage is very
>>resilient, it can be bent with out easily breaking. Besides some foliage
>>may very well have fallen to the ground on the Salinger's side of the
>>fence but it would have just looked natural.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing
>>>>>>it. The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit the
>>>>>>wall. Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was not
>>>>>>between the garage and the trees.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview
>>>>>tape. There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage
>>>>>behind the trees just where the wire is bent.
>>>>
>>>>I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had no
>>>>problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the
>>>>supporting testimony on that web page you would know that it also the
>>>>exact place that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and
>>>>handed it over the fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that Simpson
>>>>scaled his fence.
>>>
>>>
>>>Check your tape again. Petrocelli said it in his book, a little late and
>>>it reads like Fuhrman's fingerprint on the gate.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
>>>>that reality.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the
>>>>>>knapsack. When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually make
>>>>>>a picture on the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the top of
>>>>>>knapsack could have popped out. And that's most likely what happened.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Popped out of closed knapsack, right.
>>>>
>>>>Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
>>>>the wall, yes.
>>>>
>>>
>>>It is amazing the bad luck Simpson had. Popped out!
>>
>>Yes it is amazing. Simpson left incriminating evidence everywhere he went
>>that night.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>>>>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>>>>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!
>>>>
>>>>Petrocelli's words, not mine.
>>>>
>>>>Kaelin's deposition:
>>>>
>>>>Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
>>>>where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
>>>>A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
>>>>(Indicating). It happened right about there--
>>>>
>>>>Q: The center of the bed?
>>>>A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
>>>>up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.
>>>>
>>>>Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
>>>>precise here.
>>>>A: Okay.
>>>>
>>>>Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
>>>>the headboard?
>>>>A: Right.
>>>>
>>>>Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
>>>>A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
>>>>and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
>>>>seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that picture
>>>>>>by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
>>>>>>unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force needed
>>>>>>was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall from the
>>>>>>top of the fence.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's
>>>>>>shoes. The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the
>>>>>>cement walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that
>>>>>>remained was removed when he walked across the Salinger's property,
>>>>>>walking on grass and dirt.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's one
>>>>>>thing that only he can tell us.
>>>>>>
>>>
>>>Seems the LAPD blew it when they did not collect his luggage when he got
>>>off the plane.
>>>Or was that on purpose?
>>
>>No, it wasn't on purpose. I agree the LAPD blew it because they treated
>>Simpson special. Special celebrity treatment. Beside the fact that when
>>Simpson returned from Chicago he wasn't that stupid to still have his
>>shoes in his luggage.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
>>>>>>read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>>>
>>>
>>>Let see, a 911 call that no one testified to in the trial. Are we seeing
>>>more cover-ups here?
>>>What did Freed find that the defense didn't know about? They would have
>>>put it on if they knew about it, right?
>>>Discovery issue?
>>
>>
>>Right. That tells me that there was no 911 call. Unless you think like
>>Prien that the defense was really conspiring with the prosecutors. The
>>defense tried anything and everything no matter how outrageous or
>>ridiculous. If this information was real, they most likely would have
>>used it.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>>>>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind of
>>>>>>cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate,
>>>>>>reopen, and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood drops
>>>>>>Simpson dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does not
>>>>>>make things real.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Ask Petrocelli, he knows.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
>>>>arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
>>>>shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Oh, I know. Do you know that Pavelic knew also? His behavior in all this
>>>is strange indeed.
>>
>>The only thing I know about Pavelic is what Schiller wrote in American
>>Tragedy.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking it
>>>>>>after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw the
>>>>>>limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
>>>>>theory.
>>>>
>>>>No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense. Something
>>>>you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.
>>>
>>>
>>>Are you afraid an engineer would disprove your theory? Seems you do not
>>>want your theories checked out.
>>>If you had the truth, one would think you would be confident to tell any
>>>engineers go again and prove me wrong.
>>
>>It's not a theory, Rose, it's common sense. Something you haven't shown
>>too much of.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or
>>>>>>four knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all of
>>>>>>the wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what
>>>>>>you have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in
>>>>>>either trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant to
>>>>>>the June 12 murders.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name Fuhrman
>>>>>ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him should have
>>>>>all gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have saved gas.
>>>>>
>>>>>As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering up
>>>>>Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he was
>>>>>never going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you as a
>>>>>person trying to cover up things?
>>>>
>>>>No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
>>>>why didn't the defense team jump on it?
>>>>
>>>
>>>Have you heard of discovery as it pertains to a court of law that I
>>>mentioned earlier? An LAPD officer collecting the information from a
>>>witness is supposed to turn it over to the DA, who then would have to
>>>turn it over to the defense. The defense can not call witnesses
>>>regarding information that was never turned over to them. So who do you
>>>think did not turn it over, Ron Ito or Marcia Clark?
>>
>>
>>I think the defense knew about all of this and understood that it was
>>irrelevant.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
>>>>>>except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the opportunity.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.
>>>>
>>>>I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are
>>>>not only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in
>>>>fantasy regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Fantasy being "A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed or
>>>merely conceived.
>>>Imaginative fiction.
>>>The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
>>>mental images in response to psychological need" as you wrote.
>>>
>>>There is a real person named Mario Nitrini. Mario talked to a real LAPD
>>>officer named Ron Ito about things he knew about the Simpson case. No
>>>fantasy or imagination here. My information says you know Petrocelli.
>>
>>Your information is wrong again. I don't personally know Petrocelli. I
>>only read his book.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>The only psychological need I see here is your need to deny the cover up
>>>and the frame up in the Simpson case.
>>
>>Simpson was not framed. You have never offered one single tangible piece
>>of proof that contradicts the reality of the evidence in this case. All
>>of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and only Simpson as
>>the killer. Nothing eliminates him.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I
>>>>>am working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence
>>>>>just before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's
>>>>>testimony.
>>
>>
>>No, the mistake is believing Simpson's fabrications and lies. But then
>>again you have a track record of this. You still believe Wagner's
>>fabrications. The animation's were created with false information.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just one
>>>>witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure hope
>>>>your new research has more to offer than you have currently fantasized,
>>>>but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts, evidence and
>>>>reality instead of unsupported speculation and imagination I will be
>>>>here.
>>>
>>>
>>>Stay tuned for more research. Better yet, do some research of your own
>>>on the internet
>>>about Wasz 's death. There is somebody just a click or two away waiting
>>>to debate with you.
>>
>>No thanks, I do not wish to debate irrelevant information. I'll stick
>>with the reality of the facts and evidence in this case.
>>
>
> Are you saying you would not want to debate Mario about the information he
> has in the Simpson case because you think he is irrelevant but yet you don't
> know much about him?
>
> You can't stick with the facts and evidence in this case if you ignore him.
> He has real evidence in this case.
> Maybe you are scared to leave the safety of this board but I would think you
> would be curious just the same.
>
> Though it pains me, I will help you out by showing you how to connect with
> him. Just click on this link http://smartfellowspress.com/project/index.htm,
> then click on the June Discussion. If you wait until after July, click on
> the July discussion. You will also have the opportunity on this board to
> discuss your comments on the annimations. I also recommend you check out
> the Flow Chart under the heading High Points in the June discussion. It is
> fascinating
> Click on Wasz's name on the chart to get yourself up to speed.
>
> By the way, I do not think the fiber evidence was planted. I think it was
> left by the killer, who was not OJ. I will not be able to address other
> items in this post or others for a while. I have many things going on but
> will get back to you in a new thread later.
>
> Rovaan
>
>
>>bobaugust

Rose, Thanks, now I see where all of the weirdoes and nuts went.
The old Iago in Brentwood that tries to claim Fuhrman was involved in
this crime is filled with inaccurate, and false information, wild
unsupported speculation, and contradicted by the real facts and the real
evidence now a it was years ago. Years ago I wrote to them and pointed
all of their misinformation and factual mistakes yet they have never
changed anything.

One fast clue that it is nothing but bull crap is it's prominent links
to Wagner and Junot. Junot? Two web sites also filled with false
information, fabrications and outright lies.

The animation's are as fabricated and a distortion of the facts as
everything else it claims. I see now why your thinking is so screwed up.

The fiber evidence was left by the killer, Orenthal James Simpson.
There is no doubt about that proven fact. All you have to do is read
the list of fiber and blood evidence found and have the ability to
reason using common sense to understand the truth of what they tell us.

Once again, all of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and
only Simpson as the killer. All of the witnesses tell us when he
committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications,
and outright lies confirm his guilt. That's the reality of the Simpson
case.

bobaugust
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>>>>>rovaan wrote:
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>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, what makes me wonder is how you can ignore the reality of what
>>>>>>>proves Simpson guilty and continue to concentrate on any irrelevant
>>>>>>>information you run across.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Once again you are taking estimated times as facts. After Kaelin
>>>>>>>heard the noises on his back wall he continued his telephone
>>>>>>>conversation, and then looked for a flashlight before leaving his
>>>>>>>room. He then started the long walk around the house to the point
>>>>>>>where Park saw him. That distance is about the same distance Simpson
>>>>>>>took to get to his front door going around the back of his house.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How polite of Simpson to wait until Kato got off the phone before
>>>>>>dashing down the walkway, to enter the house moments after Park saw
>>>>>>Kato. And you really can't expect Kato to have been aware of his
>>>>>>surroundings when he was so frightened. Probably never noticed
>>>>>>Simpson, while eagle-eyed Park did.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But there is more to the story if you really check out Kota and Park's
>>>>>>testimony.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rose, you are babbling. Simpson waited until Kaelin got off the phone?
>>>>>I have no idea what you are talking about. When Park saw Kaelin, Kaelin
>>>>>was not in any position to see Simpson.
>>>>>
>>>>>You talk in circles and never say anything. Say what you mean. If you
>>>>>think there is more to this in the testimony, quote it and explain what
>>>>>you are talking about.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Kato said he talked to Rachael for about three more minutes before he
>>>>got off the phone after hearing the noises. Rachael said it was about
>>>>seven minutes.
>>>>So if Kato comes out on the path by Ashford gate, and right after Park
>>>>sees OJ. Why was OJ waiting behind the walkway for 3-7 minutes, when he
>>>>was in a hurry?
>>>>
>>>>Look at the photos and where Kato marked where he was standing. He would
>>>>have see Simpson walking across the driveway if Simpson came out from
>>>>behind the walkway. Now if Simpson had just walked out and set his
>>>>luggage by the bench, he may not have see him.
>>>
>>>
>>>Once again wrong time estimates. Rachael's time estimate is not too
>>>reliable. Two to three minutes, not 5 to 7 seconds as shown in the
>>>fabricated animation's.
>>>
>>>Simpson wasn't waiting anywhere. After falling against the wall he
>>>continued down the path and around the garage. As I speculated he could
>>>have then gone back to his Rockingham gate, and then as he continued his
>>>walk to his house left the small dark colored knapsack on his driveway.
>>>
>>>Where Kaelin said he was standing is not the point. Where Allan Park said
>>>Kaelin was when he first saw him is the relevant point. Park said he
>>>first saw Kaelin "come out on the Ashford side path" and "almost
>>>simultaneously as I saw him, I saw somebody cross the driveway and go
>>>into the house"
>>>
>>>The spot on the animation is incorrect. Kaelin would not have gotten
>>>that far before Park saw him. The corner of the main house would have
>>>obstructed Kaelin's view of the front door if he was even looking in that
>>>direction.
>>>
>>>Simpson did not walk out of his dark house with luggage and then return
>>>and turn on the lights. More lies that few uninformed gullible people
>>>want to believe.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Park clearly said that he saw them both almost at the same time,
>>>>>>>first noticing Kaelin and then seeing Simpson enter his front door.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>But was Park in his car when Kato first came out?
>>>>>
>>>>>Yes. Park was in his car when he saw Kaelin and Simpson.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Park was in the car when he saw Kato and Simpson. But was Park in the
>>>>car when Kato first saw the limo?
>>>
>>>Yes.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>We know that time was about 10:55 from telephone records. That is
>>>>>>>only one of a few real times we do know. All of the other times
>>>>>>>before that were only estimates from different people. The fact is
>>>>>>>that reality tells us that Simpson could very well have gone to
>>>>>>>Bundy, killed both victims, sped home, scaled his fence and was
>>>>>>>entering his house when Park saw him. And that is exactly what
>>>>>>>happened.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>You keep asking the meaningless question as why there were no fibers
>>>>>>>in some places yet fibers in other places. That's life and that's
>>>>>>>reality, Rose. Unfound fibers do not what tell us anything, found
>>>>>>>fibers do.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Actually the absence of evidence where you would expect it in a theory
>>>>>>like yours tells us that theory can't be true.
>>>>>
>>>>>It's not a theory Rose, it's reality.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Check your fantasy definition.
>>>
>>>Anyone who thinks that fiber evidence was planted has no concept of
>>>reality. Pure fantasy. Did you even read the list of fiber evidence
>>>that was found? Get real.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>Fiber evidence was found where fiber evidence was, not where it wasn't.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Good point. Now can you answer why there were no fibers on the stucco
>>>>wall behind Kato's room?
>>>>No fibers in the Rockingham house but on the socks. No fibers in the
>>>>washing machine. No fibers in the bronco.
>>>
>>>No fibers on the stucco wall because no tiny blue black cotton fibers
>>>stuck to the wall. Blue black cotton fibers were only found on clothing
>>>material. Ron's shirt, Simpson's glove, Simpson's socks.
>>>
>>>No fibers were found in the washing machine because the clothing in the
>>>washing machine was washed. Duh.
>>>
>>>No fibers were found in the Bronco from any clothing that Simpson wore
>>>when he drove it recently or in the past.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Where you think blood should have been on Simpson's shoes is
>>>>>>>irrelevant. You have already shown that your thinking process is very
>>>>>>>weak and far fetched. Your comment about how long it took blood to
>>>>>>>flow is irrelevant and ridiculous. That's the kind of meaningless
>>>>>>>information that Dick tried to use to support his fabrications. The
>>>>>>>real experts never questioned it. After Simpson nearly decapitated
>>>>>>>Nicole, he returned to Ron. Not a matter of minutes, a matter of
>>>>>>>seconds. Before Simpson left Bundy he stepped in Nicole's blood
>>>>>>>leaving his shoe prints. That's reality.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>So in seconds, Nicole's blood flowed down to the gate.
>>>>>>High energy blood there!
>>>>>
>>>>>You are completely out of touch with reality. Yes, blood does flow in
>>>>>seconds. 20 seconds, 30 seconds, what ever. It's meaningless.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Maybe some scientist can check this out. Dick did a food job with his
>>>>analsis
>>>>of the blood flow. Maybe there is a scientist or blood expert reading
>>>>that wants to make a name for him or herself.
>>>>I am confident they will find what Dick found.
>>>
>>>
>>>No real scientist would waste their time with such an irrelevant
>>>analysis. When Nicole's throat was cut nearly decapitating her, blood
>>>spurted our onto the ground and continued to pump out and pool until she
>>>died. This entire issue is irrelevant and nothing but more nonsense from
>>>someone who can't comprehend reality.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Rose, you are wrong again about your claim that the blood on
>>>>>>>Simpson's sock was shown to be pressed on. That's false. It was never
>>>>>>>shown and it never happened.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Oh, I think a good case was made for it in the criminal trial.
>>>>>
>>>>>Learn the facts.
>>>>>
>>>>>Hank Goldberg writes,
>>>>>
>>>>>"The defense contended that no one was wearing the socks when Nicole's
>>>>>blood was splashed on them.
>>>>>
>>>>>This theory had been expounded by Dr. Herbert MacDonell. He had
>>>>>testified that Nicole's bloodstain had penetrated one side of
>>>>>Simpson's sock and had transferred to the other side. The defense
>>>>>theorized that this could not have happened if someone had been wearing
>>>>>the socks at the time because blood cannot go through someone's ankle.
>>>>>They claimed that the idea that no one was wearing the socks when the
>>>>>blood was deposited on them supported their planting theory. The
>>>>>implication was that someone deposited Nicole's blood while the socks
>>>>>were lying flat on a table. Interestingly the stain that would have
>>>>>traveled through the wearer's ankle was only a microscopic speck.
>>>>>
>>>>>I easily dispatched this issue with Dr. Lee. I asked him whether the
>>>>>microscopic stain could have been caused if the socks were inside out
>>>>>and the toe of the sock was touching the ankle. I knew from
>>>>>photographs that this was, indeed, how the socks were recovered.
>>>>>However the defense only provided Dr. Lee with second generation
>>>>>photographs. Form his photographs of the socks, he would not been able
>>>>>to see that the socks were recovered in this condition. I asked Dr. Lee
>>>>>whether this could account for the questioned microscopic stain.
>>>>>
>>>>>"I cannot rule out," he replied. (emphasis added)
>>>>>"The scenario that I just gave you?" I asked.
>>>>>"Yes," he replied.
>>>>>
>>>>>After Dr. Lee admitted that my scenario could account for the
>>>>>questioned stain, I produced my photograph. It clearly showed that the
>>>>>scenario I outlined to Dr. Lee was, in fact, what had happened. The
>>>>>socks were collected inside out, with the toe touching the ankle,
>>>>>showing how blood got from one side of the sock to the other.
>>>>>
>>>>>I also elicited evidence from the forensic science literature that a
>>>>>single drop of blood on nylon material could take from seventy five
>>>>>minutes to nine hours to dry. the socks were nylon. Therefore, the
>>>>>blood could also have transferred from one side to the other after
>>>>>Simpson returned to Rockingham and took his socks off.
>>>>>
>>>>>In short, Dr Lee's testimony showed logical, rational explanations for
>>>>>how blood got from one side of the sock to the other."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Still doesn't explain why no blood was seen on the sock until weeks
>>>>later.
>>>
>>>No, it wasn't intended to explain why no blood was seen on the socks it
>>>was in response to your uninformed incorrect opinion that someone pressed
>>>blood on the socks.
>>>
>>>The reason no one saw the tiny blood drops is because of the dark color
>>>of the socks and the dark color of the dried tiny blood drops. They
>>>could not be seen under normal lighting conditions. They weren't found
>>>until later when the socks were examined closely under high intensity
>>>lighting.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>The bent wire is consistent with someone putting their foot on the
>>>>>>>top of that fence from the Salinger's side. The fact is that bent
>>>>>>>wire was never seen before Simpson made his video.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How in the world would you know that the bent wire was never seen
>>>>>>before the video? Thanks, it is great stuff you discovered there. How
>>>>>>many people were back behind on that walkway after the murders? No
>>>>>>one saw the the wire because of the foliage, right? Great detective
>>>>>>work by the LAPD to not check that fence out. Maybe the wire was bent
>>>>>>like that two years after the murders by someone trying to replicate
>>>>>>falling on the wall.
>>>>>
>>>>>Your imagined possibilities are irrelevant. You don't know if any of
>>>>>them are true. The fact is that the bent wire is exactly where Simpson
>>>>>scaled his fence and fell against the wall, and dropped his glove.
>>>>>Coincidence. I think not.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Ignoring of course that a man could not get his body back there to to
>>>>jump the fence.
>>>>Why did you think the prosecution did not show any photos that showed
>>>>the area straight on?
>>>>That foliage you say covered the wire, why wasn't it damged by a 200 lb
>>>>man stand on it?
>>>>Why didn't pieces of the foliage, freshly broken lay on the pathway?
>>>
>>>
>>>Dennis Fung contradicts your beliefs when he told how Fuhrman walked to
>>>the same exact place on the other side of the fence, collected the small
>>>blue paper and handed it over the fence to Fung.
>>>
>>>The photograph taken from the video tape contradicts your belief. It
>>>clearly shows that it was not only possible for Simpson to scale his
>>>fence at that place but the bent wire is evidence that he did just that.
>>>
>>>The hanging foliage was summer growth. Summer growth foliage is very
>>>resilient, it can be bent with out easily breaking. Besides some foliage
>>>may very well have fallen to the ground on the Salinger's side of the
>>>fence but it would have just looked natural.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>The foliage from the trees hung over the top of the fence concealing
>>>>>>>it. The bent wire is exactly where Simpson scaled the fence and hit
>>>>>>>the wall. Exactly where Kaelin heard the noises come from. It was
>>>>>>>not between the garage and the trees.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Huh? Check that picture out again. Better yet buy the OJ Interview
>>>>>>tape. There is the fence, the trees behind the fence and the garage
>>>>>>behind the trees just where the wire is bent.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have the video tape and it's very clear that Simpson would have had
>>>>>no problem scaling his fence at that exact point. If you read the
>>>>>supporting testimony on that web page you would know that it also the
>>>>>exact place that Fuhrman made his way to, collected the package and
>>>>>handed it over the fence to Dennis Fung. Petrocelli did say that
>>>>>Simpson scaled his fence.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Check your tape again. Petrocelli said it in his book, a little late and
>>>>it reads like Fuhrman's fingerprint on the gate.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Your false claims Simpson could not fit in that spot is contradicted by
>>>>>that reality.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>The glove that Simpson dropped could very well have been in the
>>>>>>>knapsack. When Simpson hit the wall with enough force to actually
>>>>>>>make a picture on the other side tilt. The glove if it was near the
>>>>>>>top of knapsack could have popped out. And that's most likely what
>>>>>>>happened.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Popped out of closed knapsack, right.
>>>>>
>>>>>Popped out of knapsack that wasn't closed tightly when he collided with
>>>>>the wall, yes.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It is amazing the bad luck Simpson had. Popped out!
>>>
>>>Yes it is amazing. Simpson left incriminating evidence everywhere he
>>>went that night.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Simpson's momentum after hitting the wall is what caused the noise to
>>>>>>>migrate in the direction he was going after he recovered his balance.
>>>>>>>Those were the three sounds Kaelin heard.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>What a stretch! Migrating noise. My, My!
>>>>>
>>>>>Petrocelli's words, not mine.
>>>>>
>>>>>Kaelin's deposition:
>>>>>
>>>>>Q: And can you describe to us, by looking at exhibits 82 and 83,
>>>>>where that loud sound was that you heard on the wall?
>>>>>A: The loud sound I heard on the wall would be more right here
>>>>>(Indicating). It happened right about there--
>>>>>
>>>>>Q: The center of the bed?
>>>>>A: Towards the center, the beginning of it, and it kinda finished
>>>>>up maybe a foot and a half more there (Indicating) then.
>>>>>
>>>>>Q: Hold on. Let me just--let's try this again. I want to be real
>>>>>precise here.
>>>>>A: Okay.
>>>>>
>>>>>Q: You think that you first heard this noise around the center of
>>>>>the headboard?
>>>>>A: Right.
>>>>>
>>>>>Q: And then it kind of migrated towards the left?
>>>>>A: On the third one . The noises were boom, boom, boom, like that,
>>>>>and the third one was probably a foot off from the original. It
>>>>>seemed like it was hitting a pattern, like a boom, boom, boom.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>That's right, no was able to recreate the force that moved that
>>>>>>>picture by simply pounding or ramming into the wall. That was tried
>>>>>>>unsuccessfully by members of Simpson's defense team. The force
>>>>>>>needed was created when a two hundred pound man jumped into the wall
>>>>>>>from the top of the fence.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>There is no evidence that there was blood on the side of Simpson's
>>>>>>>shoes. The blood on the bottom of Simpson's shoes transferred to the
>>>>>>>cement walkway, and his Bronco carpet. What ever small amount that
>>>>>>>remained was removed when he walked across the Salinger's property,
>>>>>>>walking on grass and dirt.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>We do not know when or where Simpson disposed of his shoes. That's
>>>>>>>one thing that only he can tell us.
>>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Seems the LAPD blew it when they did not collect his luggage when he got
>>>>off the plane.
>>>>Or was that on purpose?
>>>
>>>No, it wasn't on purpose. I agree the LAPD blew it because they treated
>>>Simpson special. Special celebrity treatment. Beside the fact that when
>>>Simpson returned from Chicago he wasn't that stupid to still have his
>>>shoes in his luggage.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>I don't have to read any book to learn what witnesses testified to, I
>>>>>>>read their testimony. Maybe something you should do more of.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Let see, a 911 call that no one testified to in the trial. Are we
>>>>seeing more cover-ups here?
>>>>What did Freed find that the defense didn't know about? They would have
>>>>put it on if they knew about it, right?
>>>>Discovery issue?
>>>
>>>
>>>Right. That tells me that there was no 911 call. Unless you think like
>>>Prien that the defense was really conspiring with the prosecutors. The
>>>defense tried anything and everything no matter how outrageous or
>>>ridiculous. If this information was real, they most likely would have
>>>used it.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Just because you say there is proof that someone had Simpson's blood
>>>>>>>before the murders is not proof. It's irrelevant. We know the kind
>>>>>>>of cut Simpson sustained, and we know how it would bleed, coagulate,
>>>>>>>reopen, and bleed again. That accounts for all of the tiny blood
>>>>>>>drops Simpson dripped everywhere he went that night.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Tell us who your so called witness is Rose. Your imagination does
>>>>>>>not make things real.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ask Petrocelli, he knows.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Evidently you don't. At least Dick would state names and facts in his
>>>>>arguments. Your continuous inferences without giving anything specific
>>>>>shows us how weak and false your beliefs are.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Oh, I know. Do you know that Pavelic knew also? His behavior in all
>>>>this is strange indeed.
>>>
>>>The only thing I know about Pavelic is what Schiller wrote in American
>>>Tragedy.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>The position of Simpson's Bronco is consistent with Simpson parking
>>>>>>>it after reversing it before making the turn onto Ashford when he saw
>>>>>>>the limousine parked at his Ashford gate.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Are you an engineer too? Maybe we ought have some engineers test your
>>>>>>theory.
>>>>>
>>>>>No, not an engineer just an average driver with common sense.
>>>>>Something you have not shown yet in any of your unsupported fantasies.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Are you afraid an engineer would disprove your theory? Seems you do not
>>>>want your theories checked out.
>>>>If you had the truth, one would think you would be confident to tell any
>>>>engineers go again and prove me wrong.
>>>
>>>It's not a theory, Rose, it's common sense. Something you haven't shown
>>>too much of.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>Yes, two knives could have been used. So could have three knives or
>>>>>>>four knives or any amount of knives. The relevant fact is that all
>>>>>>>of the wounds were also consistent with being made by only one knife.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I really do not know anything about Pellicano or Ron Ito except what
>>>>>>>you have said. What I do know is that their names never came up in
>>>>>>>either trial by the prosecution or the defense. They are irrelevant
>>>>>>>to the June 12 murders.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Check your transcripts- Pellicano was mentioned. Does the name
>>>>>>Fuhrman ring a bell? Bill Wasz said that Mario, Pellicano and him
>>>>>>should have all gone in one car to follow Nicole, they would have
>>>>>>saved gas.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>As for Ron Ito, he tracked down leads in the Simpson case. Covering
>>>>>>up Mario, Rocky Bateman was his handy work. He actually told Mario he
>>>>>>was never going to acknowlege he talk to him. Doesn't that strike you
>>>>>>as a person trying to cover up things?
>>>>>
>>>>>No, these people never testified. If their information is so important
>>>>>why didn't the defense team jump on it?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Have you heard of discovery as it pertains to a court of law that I
>>>>mentioned earlier? An LAPD officer collecting the information from a
>>>>witness is supposed to turn it over to the DA, who then would have to
>>>>turn it over to the defense. The defense can not call witnesses
>>>>regarding information that was never turned over to them. So who do you
>>>>think did not turn it over, Ron Ito or Marcia Clark?
>>>
>>>
>>>I think the defense knew about all of this and understood that it was
>>>irrelevant.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>I have never spoken to or have ever had any contact with Petrocelli
>>>>>>>except for reading his book. Although I would welcome the
>>>>>>>opportunity.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thank you for this statement. It is "legally" priceless.
>>>>>
>>>>>I don't know about "legally" priceless, it's the truth. Rose, you are
>>>>>not only lost in fantasy regarding the Simpson case, you are lost in
>>>>>fantasy regarding you incorrect beliefs about me and Petrocelli.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Fantasy being "A creation of the imaginative faculty whether expressed
>>>>or merely conceived.
>>>>Imaginative fiction.
>>>>The power or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable
>>>>mental images in response to psychological need" as you wrote.
>>>>
>>>>There is a real person named Mario Nitrini. Mario talked to a real LAPD
>>>>officer named Ron Ito about things he knew about the Simpson case. No
>>>>fantasy or imagination here. My information says you know Petrocelli.
>>>
>>>Your information is wrong again. I don't personally know Petrocelli. I
>>>only read his book.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>The only psychological need I see here is your need to deny the cover up
>>>>and the frame up in the Simpson case.
>>>
>>>Simpson was not framed. You have never offered one single tangible piece
>>>of proof that contradicts the reality of the evidence in this case. All
>>>of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and only Simpson as
>>>the killer. Nothing eliminates him.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>You won't see me posting for a while as I have a lot of new research I
>>>>>>am working on. Remember to check out Kato and Park in that sequence
>>>>>>just before Park sees OJ. The mistake would be to rely on just Park's
>>>>>>testimony.
>>>
>>>
>>>No, the mistake is believing Simpson's fabrications and lies. But then
>>>again you have a track record of this. You still believe Wagner's
>>>fabrications. The animation's were created with false information.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>The mistakes Rose, are on your part not mine. I do not rely on just
>>>>>one witnesses testimony I read what all of the witnesses said. I sure
>>>>>hope your new research has more to offer than you have currently
>>>>>fantasized, but I doubt if it will. When you want to talk facts,
>>>>>evidence and reality instead of unsupported speculation and imagination
>>>>>I will be here.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Stay tuned for more research. Better yet, do some research of your own
>>>>on the internet
>>>>about Wasz 's death. There is somebody just a click or two away waiting
>>>>to debate with you.
>>>
>>>No thanks, I do not wish to debate irrelevant information. I'll stick
>>>with the reality of the facts and evidence in this case.
>>>
>>
>> Are you saying you would not want to debate Mario about the information
>> he has in the Simpson case because you think he is irrelevant but yet you
>> don't know much about him?
>>
>> You can't stick with the facts and evidence in this case if you ignore
>> him. He has real evidence in this case.
>> Maybe you are scared to leave the safety of this board but I would think
>> you would be curious just the same.
>>
>> Though it pains me, I will help you out by showing you how to connect
>> with him. Just click on this link
>> http://smartfellowspress.com/project/index.htm, then click on the June
>> Discussion. If you wait until after July, click on the July discussion.
>> You will also have the opportunity on this board to discuss your comments
>> on the annimations. I also recommend you check out the Flow Chart under
>> the heading High Points in the June discussion. It is fascinating
>> Click on Wasz's name on the chart to get yourself up to speed.
>>
>> By the way, I do not think the fiber evidence was planted. I think it was
>> left by the killer, who was not OJ. I will not be able to address other
>> items in this post or others for a while. I have many things going on but
>> will get back to you in a new thread later.
>>
>> Rovaan
>>
>>
>>>bobaugust
>
> Rose, Thanks, now I see where all of the weirdoes and nuts went.
> The old Iago in Brentwood that tries to claim Fuhrman was involved in this
> crime is filled with inaccurate, and false information, wild unsupported
> speculation, and contradicted by the real facts and the real evidence now
> a it was years ago. Years ago I wrote to them and pointed all of their
> misinformation and factual mistakes yet they have never changed anything.
>
> One fast clue that it is nothing but bull crap is it's prominent links to
> Wagner and Junot. Junot? Two web sites also filled with false
> information, fabrications and outright lies.
>
> The animation's are as fabricated and a distortion of the facts as
> everything else it claims. I see now why your thinking is so screwed up.
>
> The fiber evidence was left by the killer, Orenthal James Simpson. There
> is no doubt about that proven fact. All you have to do is read the list
> of fiber and blood evidence found and have the ability to reason using
> common sense to understand the truth of what they tell us.
>
> Once again, all of the relevant physical evidence points to Simpson and
> only Simpson as the killer. All of the witnesses tell us when he
> committed the murders. All of Simpson's story changes, fabrications, and
> outright lies confirm his guilt. That's the reality of the Simpson case.
>
> bobaugust

It is easy for everyone to see you are avoiding Mario. Could it be that his
information will destroy the civil verdict?

rovaan
_Nick_
2005-06-28 23:28:16 UTC
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this thread has gone a long way :-D
bobaugust
2005-06-29 01:10:25 UTC
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rovaan wrote:

> It is easy for everyone to see you are avoiding Mario. Could it be that his
> information will destroy the civil verdict?
>
> rovaan

That's funny. Don't hold your breath Rose. The civil trial verdict was
based on the real evidence in this case, not irrelevant people and
irrelevant stories that are unrelated to who killed both Ron and Nicole.

Wishes, dreams, fabrications, fantasies, and imagination does not change
the relevant physical evidence or what witnesses testified to or the
lies that Simpson told.

When you're able to comprehend that Rose, maybe then you will be able
to understand the truth of what happened on June 12, 1994.

bobaugust
rovaan
2005-06-29 01:55:29 UTC
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"bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> rovaan wrote:
>
>> It is easy for everyone to see you are avoiding Mario. Could it be that
>> his information will destroy the civil verdict?
>>
>> rovaan
>
> That's funny. Don't hold your breath Rose.

Don't hold my breath about the civil verdict being destroyed or about you
being willing to debate a man (Mario) that you have dismissed as irrelevant?

What is it about Mario that scares you? It is really not like you to back
down from a debate about the Simpson case.

Now you have the opportunity to debate with a real person connected to the
Simpson case and you find excuses. Guess you think it is easier to pull the
wool over the eyes of people that post here with no connection to the case.

Go back to the link I posted. In the June discussion, Mario has a post just
waiting for you to answer.

Rovaan

> The civil trial verdict was based on the real evidence in this case, not
> irrelevant people and irrelevant stories that are unrelated to who killed
> both Ron and Nicole.
>
> Wishes, dreams, fabrications, fantasies, and imagination does not change
> the relevant physical evidence or what witnesses testified to or the lies
> that Simpson told.
>
> When you're able to comprehend that Rose, maybe then you will be able to
> understand the truth of what happened on June 12, 1994.
>
> bobaugust
>
bobaugust
2005-06-29 04:14:51 UTC
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rovaan wrote:

> "bobaugust" <***@lvcm.com> wrote in message
> news:3ymwe.1133$***@fed1read07...
>
>>
>>rovaan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>It is easy for everyone to see you are avoiding Mario. Could it be that
>>>his information will destroy the civil verdict?
>>>
>>>rovaan
>>
>>That's funny. Don't hold your breath Rose.
>
>
> Don't hold my breath about the civil verdict being destroyed or about you
> being willing to debate a man (Mario) that you have dismissed as irrelevant?
>
> What is it about Mario that scares you? It is really not like you to back
> down from a debate about the Simpson case.
>
> Now you have the opportunity to debate with a real person connected to the
> Simpson case and you find excuses. Guess you think it is easier to pull the
> wool over the eyes of people that post here with no connection to the case.
>
> Go back to the link I posted. In the June discussion, Mario has a post just
> waiting for you to answer.
>
> Rovaan

Okay.

>
>
>>The civil trial verdict was based on the real evidence in this case, not
>>irrelevant people and irrelevant stories that are unrelated to who killed
>>both Ron and Nicole.
>>
>>Wishes, dreams, fabrications, fantasies, and imagination does not change
>>the relevant physical evidence or what witnesses testified to or the lies
>>that Simpson told.
>>
>>When you're able to comprehend that Rose, maybe then you will be able to
>>understand the truth of what happened on June 12, 1994.
>>
>>bobaugust
>>
>
>
>
Suzee10
2005-06-24 22:57:03 UTC
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I also believe that Wasz, and others that say they were players in the
simpson matter have no relevance at all as for the murders that simpson
commited. I think these people want people to think they are way more
important than they really are.
rovaan
2005-06-25 02:49:30 UTC
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"Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
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> I also believe that Wasz, and others that say they were players in the
> simpson matter have no relevance at all as for the murders that simpson
> commited. I think these people want people to think they are way more
> important than they really are.
>

How can you decide how important they are without having heard all of the
information they have or had? You can believe and think what you want, it
does not mean it is the truth.

Rovaan
bobaugust
2005-06-25 11:54:50 UTC
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rovaan wrote:
> "Suzee10" <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote in message
> news:***@localhost.talkaboutpeople.com...
>
>>I also believe that Wasz, and others that say they were players in the
>>simpson matter have no relevance at all as for the murders that simpson
>>commited. I think these people want people to think they are way more
>>important than they really are.
>>
>
>
> How can you decide how important they are without having heard all of the
> information they have or had? You can believe and think what you want, it
> does not mean it is the truth.
>
> Rovaan

Rose, you can fantasize about all the irrelevant information you want,
but that doesn't mean any of it has anything to do with the truth as to
who the killer was.

All of the relevant physical evidence, the witnesses, and Simpson's
testimony tell us Simpson and only Simpson was the killer.

bobaugust
bobaugust
2005-06-18 12:04:43 UTC
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_Nick_ wrote:
> I admit I haven't read W. Dear's book, just by coincidence I found it just
> recently on Amazon and it started my interest in all the conspiracy
> theories. From the Reviews and from the fact that the BBC is supposed to
> have made a report about the subject (haven't seen it unfortunately) I
> thought there must be some more to it.
>
> Bob thanks for your reply. Did you ever read the book by W. Dear? What is
> W. Dear's evidence that Jason was on the crime scene? Did he really blow
> Jason's alibi at least?


Nick, yes I have read Dear's book, "O.J. Is Guilty But Not Of Murder"

Dear goes into a lot of detail about Jason Simpson, but when he tries to
create a scenario where Jason was the killer, everything falls apart.
His scenario not only doesn't make sense it's contradicted by the known
facts, the known physical evidence, and witness testimony.

That's the same thing that happens when anyone tries to create a
scenario trying to show that someone else was the killer other than
Simpson. They all fail.

Some other failed real killer theories were about Mark Fuhrman, Marcus
Allan, Ron Shipp, the mob, and unknown killers.

There is absolutely no doubt that Simpson and only Simpson killed both
Ron and Nicole. It was proven to a certainty in the civil trial.

bobaugust
_Nick_
2005-06-18 23:38:22 UTC
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thanks for the replies I just found that there is quite a lot to find in
the archives of http://boards.courttv.com - going to browse through that
for a while :-) Cheers Nick
Suzee10
2005-06-24 22:52:20 UTC
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Just as Bob A. says, it was simpson's blood, dna etc. at the scenes. All
the evidence has always pointed to noone but simpson. He has no alibi, he
had motive and he had plenty of time to commit both murders. He was last
seeen at 9:37 and was not seen again until 10:55, plenty of time to commit
both murders and get back to his home , which was only about a five minute
drive before the limo arrived.
Mike
2005-06-25 00:39:32 UTC
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On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 18:52:20 -0400, "Suzee10"
<***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:

>Just as Bob A. says, it was simpson's blood, dna etc. at the scenes. All
>the evidence has always pointed to noone but simpson. He has no alibi, he
>had motive and he had plenty of time to commit both murders. He was last
>seeen at 9:37 and was not seen again until 10:55, plenty of time to commit
>both murders and get back to his home , which was only about a five minute
>drive before the limo arrived.

Hi Suzee

Not true at all.

If we follow the timeline in the civil trial , then the murders
occurred after 10.30. Probably later.

The timeline is tight for OJ .

Yet he appears minutes later to Park calm .

Seems odd to me.

Mike
bobaugust
2005-06-25 12:18:01 UTC
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Mike wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 18:52:20 -0400, "Suzee10"
> <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Just as Bob A. says, it was simpson's blood, dna etc. at the scenes. All
>>the evidence has always pointed to noone but simpson. He has no alibi, he
>>had motive and he had plenty of time to commit both murders. He was last
>>seeen at 9:37 and was not seen again until 10:55, plenty of time to commit
>>both murders and get back to his home , which was only about a five minute
>>drive before the limo arrived.
>
>
> Hi Suzee
>
> Not true at all.
>
> If we follow the timeline in the civil trial , then the murders
> occurred after 10.30. Probably later.
>
> The timeline is tight for OJ .
>
> Yet he appears minutes later to Park calm .
>
> Seems odd to me.
>
> Mike

Mike, you are evidently confused. Yes the murders happened just after
10:30. The timeline is not tight. It's based on the fact that Simpson
only lived minutes away from Bundy and after the murders he drove back
home as fast as he could.

If you want to read the time line in detail with supporting testimony
check out this web page.
http://www.bobaugust.com/timeline3.htm

bobaugust
Mike
2005-06-27 00:08:36 UTC
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On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 05:18:01 -0700, bobaugust <***@lvcm.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Mike wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 18:52:20 -0400, "Suzee10"
>> <***@teddy.ispsaver.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Just as Bob A. says, it was simpson's blood, dna etc. at the scenes. All
>>>the evidence has always pointed to noone but simpson. He has no alibi, he
>>>had motive and he had plenty of time to commit both murders. He was last
>>>seeen at 9:37 and was not seen again until 10:55, plenty of time to commit
>>>both murders and get back to his home , which was only about a five minute
>>>drive before the limo arrived.
>>
>>
>> Hi Suzee
>>
>> Not true at all.
>>
>> If we follow the timeline in the civil trial , then the murders
>> occurred after 10.30. Probably later.
>>
>> The timeline is tight for OJ .
>>
>> Yet he appears minutes later to Park calm .
>>
>> Seems odd to me.
>>
>> Mike
>
>Mike, you are evidently confused. Yes the murders happened just after
>10:30. The timeline is not tight. It's based on the fact that Simpson
>only lived minutes away from Bundy and after the murders he drove back
>home as fast as he could.
>
>If you want to read the time line in detail with supporting testimony
>check out this web page.
>http://www.bobaugust.com/timeline3.htm
>
>bobaugust


Hi Bob

Having a read now !

Mike
John Griffin
2005-06-18 04:16:46 UTC
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"_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Can any of you experts please tell me in a nutshell why Jason
> Simpson could not have been the murderer?
>
> Cheers Nick

Hell, even I can do that, and I'm no expert. There was only one
murderer, and 100% of the evidence says it was O.J. Simpson.

**********the alt.fan.oj-simpson FAQ**********
Q1: Did The Real Killer walk away from the two
carcasses at Bundy with O.J. Simpson's blood
dripping out of a fresh cut on his left hand?
A1: Yes.
**********************************************
Mr. R
2005-06-18 14:02:28 UTC
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In article <***@130.133.1.4>, John Griffin <***@yahooie.com> wrote:
>"_Nick_" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Can any of you experts please tell me in a nutshell why Jason
>> Simpson could not have been the murderer?
>>
>> Cheers Nick
>
>Hell, even I can do that, and I'm no expert. There was only one
>murderer, and 100% of the evidence says it was O.J. Simpson.
>
>**********the alt.fan.oj-simpson FAQ**********
>Q1: Did The Real Killer walk away from the two
>carcasses at Bundy with O.J. Simpson's blood
>dripping out of a fresh cut on his left hand?
>A1: Yes.
>**********************************************

So simple. So eloquent. Yet so true. And to think that trial lasted a year!

What is it about California and celebrity felons going free? Blake, Simpson,
Jackson with Blake and Jackson not even having NFL immunity.
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