Did OJ kill Nicole & Ron 16 years ago?

papasmerf

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Ah Hah


Cop did not do it either....NO DIRECT EVIDENCE....

next guess??
You are only partially correct.
No investigation to collect evidence is more precise.
 

fmahovalich

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Somewhat like the drug dealer you beschmirched earlier?

HAve fun with your advocacy....you and I both know better!!

Im done with this thread

toodle doo!

And to boot...cochrane and otheres..took a real run at the copper...apparently top nothc lawyers....If he did it..they would have dug it out....
 

Asterix

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One may assume the trout was not born in the milk but nothing else can be assumed.
It means that the trout did not get there on it's own. Some farmers in the day used to dilute milk with water from a stream, hence the phrase. It wasn't necessary to be there when it was done to understand what happened. If you want everything laid out in life and proven to the nth degree you will be sorely dissapointed. Most adults realize they need to look at what is there and come to a logical conclusion.
 

papasmerf

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It means that the trout did not get there on it's own. Some farmers in the day used to dilute milk with water from a stream, hence the phrase. It wasn't necessary to be there when it was done to understand what happened. If you want everything laid out in life and proven to the nth degree in you will be sorely dissapointed. Most adults realize they need to look at what is there and come to a logical conclusion.
And when in Ohio and you hear hoof beats think horses not zebras
 

Asterix

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And when in Ohio and you hear hoof beats think horses not zebras
Well at least you get that. A start I suppose. Really pappy, you question everything and never take the time to actually look things up on your own. You noticed I let your Mario thread go. Try harder.
 

papasmerf

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Well at least you get that. A start I suppose. Really pappy, you question everything and never take the time to actually look things up on your own. You noticed I let your Mario thread go. Try harder.
The fact that I agree with the jury in the OJ trial seems to upset you
 

Asterix

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The fact that I agree with the jury in the OJ trial seems to upset you
No I'm actually more annoyed that you are extraordinarily incurious.
 

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I actually read his book, "(if) I did it". Pretty damning stuff, and it says a lot that he would even entertain the idea of admitting 'hypothetical guilt'. He did it.
 

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In this civil suit filed by the Goldman and Brown families, Simpson could not invoke the Fifth Amendment and, unlike the criminal case, was forced to testify. Also, the standard of proof was a lot easier than in the criminal case. There, guilt must be proven "beyond a reasonable doubt." In a civil case, guilt had only to be proven according to the "preponderance of the evidence", rather than "beyond a reasonable doubt." In other words its purpose is to decide whether it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the crime.

On February 4th, 1997, the jury awarded $8.5 million in compensatory damages to Fred Goldman and his ex-wife Sharon Rufo for the loss of their son's love, companionship and moral support. A few days later, they brought in punitive damages of $25 million to be shared between Nicole's children and Fred Goldman.

It seemed at long last that judgment had finally been observed. The money of course, was never paid out. Simpson's lawyer, Robert Baker, told the jury that Simpson was broke, with a negative net worth of $856,157, down from a net positive worth of $10 million. He owed lawyer fees, back taxes of $685,248.00 to the IRS, and mortgage repayments, and in effect was without assets. It appears unlikely that anyone will ever get anything of any consequence.

http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/famous/simpson/dead_16.html
 

papasmerf

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Ask your self's this

Why hasn't the LAPD followed up on this?

They don't want to find the killer is my bet
 

papasmerf

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In this civil suit filed by the Goldman and Brown families, Simpson could not invoke the Fifth Amendment and, unlike the criminal case, was forced to testify. Also, the standard of proof was a lot easier than in the criminal case. There, guilt must be proven "beyond a reasonable doubt." In a civil case, guilt had only to be proven according to the "preponderance of the evidence", rather than "beyond a reasonable doubt." In other words its purpose is to decide whether it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the crime.

On February 4th, 1997, the jury awarded $8.5 million in compensatory damages to Fred Goldman and his ex-wife Sharon Rufo for the loss of their son's love, companionship and moral support. A few days later, they brought in punitive damages of $25 million to be shared between Nicole's children and Fred Goldman.

It seemed at long last that judgment had finally been observed. The money of course, was never paid out. Simpson's lawyer, Robert Baker, told the jury that Simpson was broke, with a negative net worth of $856,157, down from a net positive worth of $10 million. He owed lawyer fees, back taxes of $685,248.00 to the IRS, and mortgage repayments, and in effect was without assets. It appears unlikely that anyone will ever get anything of any consequence.

http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/famous/simpson/dead_16.html
In a civil tril the evidence has to be more likely than not

In a criminal case it has to be beyond a reasonable doubt

A jury found him not guilty
 

Asterix

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Ask your self's this

Why hasn't the LAPD followed up on this?

They don't want to find the killer is my bet
The word is yourselves and they did find the killer. They screwed it up. God you can be thick.
 

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He was found not guilty of the killings
So? I'm reminded of the Scot's Law Verdict Not Proven which wags say means "not guilty but don't do it again!"

In California v. O.J. Simpson Not Guilty was for all intents and purposes Not Proven.
 

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I actually read his book, "(if) I did it". Pretty damning stuff, and it says a lot that he would even entertain the idea of admitting 'hypothetical guilt'. He did it.
About as close to a confession on live television as most of us (including members of the Bar) are ever likely to come.
 

Asterix

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Oh for the love of Mike, Papa! Do you actually believe such Nonsense!
He pretends not to believe in anything unless it is laid out to him ad nauseam. And then he will challenge that. It really is a gutless way to try and communicate with someone, especially when he offers nothing else than random speculation.
 

papasmerf

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Oh for the love of Mike, Papa! Do you actually believe such Nonsense!
Tell ya the truth I still think OJ did not do it

As for his current problems he is were h belongs.
 

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Afterward, he was STILL dating hot chicks!!

WTF?!

That's like these women who mail letters to Scott Peterson!

I bet Joran Van Der Sloot is going to have an endless supply of poontang when he gets out!

:rolleyes:
 
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