OJ PT 4 GAMETHREAD
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>no OJ part 4 gamethread
>3 million in sales in prison
SP GTF IN HERE
>I felt cuckolded
lmao memes
also how the FUCK is this thread not more busy
Dude on the documentary literally said he felt "cuckolded" when OJ lied to him about killing Nicole.
WHERE ARE YOU /SP/?!
Goddamn OJ
>>68605574
Cuckoldry is for /b/ and /pol/
>>68604320
What triggered OJ so much? What was the straw that broke the camel's back?
OJ murdered the SHIT out of those two.
Legitimate sociopath.
>I think the murders were over kill
>He cut their throats too deep
>overkill
Is that possible when you are trying to kill someone?....
>>68605710
He was jealous. He seems like an incredibly narcissistic yet possessive person, and Nicole basically leaving him triggered his grandeur mentality.
lmao
her reaction was perfect
>What the fuck, dude?!
I like the prosecutor lady
Just confirms what we all knew, Furman sank this fucking case with no goddamn survivors. How in the absolute fuck do you not disclose those tapes to your COs especially in the racial firestorm that had been engulfing LA at the time?
>STRAIGHT UP COMMITTED PURJURY
>IS A WHITE LAPD OFFICER
Could the LAPD have fucked up any harder?
>>68605876
wew
Holy shit this is infuriating to watch. What a miscarriage of justice.
Although I understand their anger at the racism and all, I hope these people realized afterwards that they were defending a literal cold-blooded murderer.
>>68604320
So it's blatantly clear OJ got away with it, and the Not Guilty verdict only came about as a result of the prosecution team being so blatantly fucking bad at their jobs?
>also, as punishment for the Rodney King verdict as well.
>>68604320
what channel?
>>68605956
Yup.
>Getting baited so fucking hard by based Bailey into putting on the glove
>>68605984
ESPN
It's pretty close to being over
Part 5 is tomorrow at 9 though
America is so strange
>>68605876
He was just the icing on the cake. The overall handling of evidence is what hurt the case.
>>68606053
In their fairness, with ALL the fucking evidence that was available to them, it seemed like a slam dunk case.
They probably weren't expecting to get rammed by the based god F. Lee Bailey and his sidekicks Cochran and Sheck
>>68605930
O.J. lucked out that Furman commited one of the most monumental fuck ups in criminal court history. They literally turned a murderer into a goddamn martyr and allowed the defense to completely avoid discussing the facts and evidence of the case.
Watching this case me and my father were livid because it would become used as a never ending example of the "true" example of blacks in america, and being one myself, and having to explain to people that we all didn't get engulfed in the smoke screen and could see the underlying truth, no matter how hard they tried to hide it was ceaseless for a good 3 or 4 years after, and hell I still get people asking me about this goddamn case, especially since this 30 for 30 started airing.
>>68606053
They would have been able to win the case even with the pisspoor handling of the evidence. Furman and having him try on the glove essentially "proved" OJ was getting railroaded to everyone who wanted to make this a racial issue at the time. Hell, even the jurors they have had on the 30 for 30 said the same thing. Those two factors removed any and all chance for impartiality from the jury.
>I dindu nuffin i was a good cop
shut up you dumb cuck you fucking blew this case
They kept trying to get us to understand how racist whites were in LA at this time and it's influence on the verdict. Funny because by far the most racist people they've featured are black
>>68606154
That's kind of the point. They're showing how absurd the race card played in this, both ways.
And the stupidity of jurors and prosecution alike.
>this fucking cop
>>68604320
Who would be the 2016 equivalent of OJ Simpson, in terms of fame, public personality, and charisma?
Would it be someone like The Rock? That's the only one I can think of.
>>68606220
The Rock is actually pretty good considering there are /asp/ies who will dispute that The Rock isn't black enough to be considered the first black WWE Champion.
>>68606220
Not sure, maybe him. But I think Lebron matches him in all categories, although he probably has more haters than OJ had.
And this documentary has me thinking: for all the crap that we know for the OJ case and everything, how is it that Ray Lewis has completely skated by despite being heavily involved in a double murder back in 2000?
It's crazy to me.
God people are so dumb. I don't get this. I'm dumb too, but I just don't get this.
>>68606321
Ray Lewis didn't murder a pretty white girl
>>68606321
Because Ray Lewis was never ever a primary suspect in that case, he was always an ancillary character they were pushing down hard on to turn and rat on who actually committed the murders and he didn't cave or rat.
>Watching Part 5 streaming
>90% of the jurors felt OJ being not guilty was 'revenge' for Rodney King
what the shit
>>68606423
Yup.
>>68606376
Biggest example of the race card working in American history TBQH. It's totally disgusting.
>these mad white people from the early 90s
Oh I am laffin
GODWIN'D
I really hate this black lawyer they're interviewing.
>I am sick of people saying Cochran played the race card
wew
the dream team lawyers are such scum wew
>>68604320
>we played the evidence card, man
oh really?
>>68605943
I can tell from their tones they sleep fine at night and really either don't care that he was guilty or are stupid enough to think he was innocent. I'm not sure which is worse
>>68606423
Go read about the Rodney King fiasco. I'm not going to try to justify it because it simply can't be, but at that time and in that place it was absolutely going to have an overwhelming presence in that jury room.
The racial undercurrent that surrounded this case made it basically untenable from the moment Furman's tapes came out.
So Ashkenazi Jews are scums but Israeli Jews are cool people right?
>>68606423
>>68606432
20 years later, my favorite thing about the OJ trial is still just how butthurt white people became when OJ won.
Hurts don't it.
https://youtu.be/R7Oyq1f_QGw?t=341
>>68606511
wew lad shouldnt you be in jail right now OJ?
>>68606484
Every single high profile defense attorney has defended and more then likely got a guilty man freed because of their skill in the courtroom. Its just something you have to learn to suppress or you stop being a defense attorney.
Its fucked up.
So why do nigs believe OJ must give something to the black community because he was black?
>>68606503
That much is clear from this documentary, The Rodney King incident was pretty fucked. The LAPD was fucked. It's just so weird that OJ spent his whole life basically trying to get away from being Black and he becomes this great black hope in a trial where he very clearly committed these murders but the racism and fuck-upery of the LAPD ruined it
>>68606423
Well let's be fair, the King trial was also a massive joke. The fact that none of the officers did any time was wrong. Pissed off pretty much all non white people in the country.
>>68606580
It's fucking poetic how his life played out thematically, like a story.
>>68606563
What's funny is OJ hated black people
>>68606555
Getting F. Lee Bailey on your team should basically just be a "get out of jail free" card.
lel OJ trial stuff always shows how dumb fucking niggers are. Carl Douglas is coming off as the true scumbag he is. And niggers wonder why whites will never take them seriously. We can all just point to this case.
>>68606555
The difference is the defence attorneys didn't win it on 'skill' in respect of the law or facts. They won it on dirty tactics i.e. playing the race card and manipulating the media.
Attorneys have a duty to their client but their foremost duty is to the court and the administration of justice. They blatantly breached that duty and Judge Ito let them do it.
It's one thing to present the case according to the law and facts, and to win on that basis. Its another to win the case by going beyond what you're required or entitled to do.
>>68606633
He was a washed up hack at this point you fucking loser, contributed almost nothing to this case, was cucked by Shapiro and wound up disbarred not too long afterwards. Read a fucking book.
>>68606682
>He was a washed up hack at this point
>did all the digging and basically exposed Furhman as a racist, critcally changing the tone of the case
ok bud
I think this might be the best 30 for 30 by far desu, its pure kino, shit should get an academy award or some shit
I mean if a docu about a crack whore like amy winehouse can get one, this can
>>68606597
It's like poetry, it rhymes
OJ can fuck off and die
and all the groids that support him
>>68606680
That is a skill, being able to manipulate the facts, twist the storyline and cater to your audience.
The best lawyers know this and are capable of it.
This juror #9 bitch. My god if she was on my jury I'd just fucking admit defeat and ask for mercy from the court.
This is better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQt09xt8yvE
>>68606734
Is that the dumbass old black lady?
>>68606750
Yep
>>68605956
yes
>person A. murders person B. and person C.
>gets away with it because the jury cares more about the race of Person A. and how that race of people was treated in the past by Persons B and Cs people
>>68606563
Speaking as an African American, honestly the biggest issue regarding OJ and the black community wasn't that he didn't give enough back, it was that he wanted to essentially STOP being Black. The irony that when he was accused of a horrific double homicide and he subsequently plays the race card to maximum should not have been lost and wasn't lost on the anyone who lived outside the bubble that was LA. It was a piece of shit move designed to save a guilty man from a life in prison and it worked, because the trial took place in LA.
If he commits this crime ANYWHERE THAT WASN'T LA none of the undercurrents of race that saved his ass before he went full Payday mode in Los Vegas would have worked, but thats why he paid so much for his attorneys. They understood and worked the race angle as well as they could and then the Furman tapes fell into their lap and they basically said GG EZ.
>>68606680
Have you never seen a high profile criminal case before? This isn't isolated to the OJ trial. The whole purpose of a defense attorney is to USE THE ENTIRETY OF THE RULE OF LAW TO GET THEIR CLIENT ACQUITTED OR FAILING THAT THE BEST POSSIBLE DEAL TO AVOID A LENGTHY PRISON SENTENCE.
When you get to appeal to a jury of your "peers" laws and facts are irrelevant. The only relevant thing is how you take said evidence and twist it to fit the narrative you are going to present in trial. The best lawyers do this while skirting as close to line as they can, the good one may make a misstep every once in a while and cross that line, and the rest dare not tread down that path because they don't have the confidence to even attempt to toe that line.
You guys are telling me....
if you were black living through all the bullshit in the 90s with the those cops, that OJ getting off and giving a middle finger to the LAPD would NOT be more important than """"justice""""?
>>68606791
>was that he wanted to essentially STOP being Black
How so?
>>68606767
I was a little shocked at how poorly she came across. She seems straight up stupid.
>>68606807
this is what cumskins fail to understand
>>68606822
nigga he lived in Brentwood
This shit is retarded.
Only complete cucks are enjoying this. Fuck this, I'm torrenting Deadpool
>>68606830
nah i understand it its just annoying
its the same as reading cases about bumfuck philadelphia, mississippi or some other racist shithole like with the Emmitt Till case and seeing those cucks get off free too
It's annoying when the """""""justice"""""""" system aint shit.
>>68606831
He lived in a nice town so he obviously didn't want to be black?
LITERALLY WHAT
>>68606831
Why would you want to live around retarded apes when you don't have to?
Just like all niggers you also are dumb
>>68606822
didn't the entire doc showcase how OJ wanted to distance himself from blacks? that's him essentially wanting to "stop" being black
>>68606791
I'm talking about whether they should feel guilty or not, I think they should. They manipulated the system and in my opinion, that breached their ethical duties to the court and admin of justice.
As I said, it's one thing to represent your client as you are required to do as an attorney/barrister according to the law, it's another to abuse the system. It's widely accepted that the way Justice Ito allowed the case to be run basically enabled the defence to abuse the system, and that led to the ultimate decision, i.e. his incompetence led to the decision that was made by the jury. In my country what they did would not fly in court, and I suspect it wouldn't fly in most of the courts in America.
>>68606854
The police department and prosecution fucked up enough to give Reasonable Doubt even if you suspected OJ actually did it, which is how the jurors operated.
>>68606861
>>68606865
Have you not been watching the documentary? He called black people "niggers" maliciously. He tried his ass off to separate himself from blacks.
It wasn't until the trial that they flipped the switch and played the race card.
>literally changing the photographs hanging in his wall to include blacks and not whites
>>68606872
They won suck it up.
Dream Team gg GOAT.
>>68606890
Specifically the black people he called "niggers" were the ones that came out to support him during the Bronco chase, if that gives you an idea of how he felt about them. When he saw all the black people, he asked the arresting officer "what are all these niggers doing in Brentwood?
>>68606861
There's a great moment in Part 1. It's 1968. There's footage of Robert Kennedy giving the news of MLK's death, newspapers detailing his own death, all sorts of racial tension shit intersped with clips of OJ and Bob Hope at USC. Like Goddamn.
>>68606890
I'm not watching the documentary actually.
Stopped after the first episode because it was dogshit
>>68606890
>Have you not been watching the documentary?
Actually no lol
>>68606555
Thanks to dna a lot of innocent people who were railroaded by the legal system have gotten off. It happens both ways.
>>68606924
>>68606931
>this literal cuckold
The documentary is basically showing how stupid black people were about this case.
Look at this. Just fucking look at this.
>>68606767
So I started watching part 5 on WatchESPN, and that lady straight up admits she voted to acquit because of Rodney King.
God I hope she dies soon. Alone, preferably.
>>68606969
why is her nostril shooped out
>>68606872
And you would be incredibly wrong. Did Judge Ito's handling of the case affect the outcome of this case, sure. Do I believe any Judge would have handled this case any better at that time in LA, absolutely not.
It is all well and good to think that courts in ANY country of run or handled well, but that is just not the case. As long as PEOPLE with PREJUDICES AND EMOTIONS are running the court system, people will be able to game it to win cases. It happens all the time for both the prosecution and the defense.
You sound like you've never actually entered or witnessed a court proceeding before because you sound awfully naive on how most courts operate around the world, especially in high profile cases that bring an massive or even increased media presence around or even into the courtroom.
>>68606966
Well that is obvious, but the conversation was pertaining to defense attorneys violating the rules of law or the ethics of a courtroom.
Will this be on Netflix at some point?
>>68607004
Both sides bend the rules if allowed. Lawyers are paid to win, and will do so at just about any cost.
>>68607026
It's on ESPN's site right now
>>68607004
>in the court room
They should never have been allowed to film in that court room.
Of course there are prejudices and emotions involved in the courtroom. There is a difference between that, which has to be accepted as inevitable, and what happened in the OJ case which was just obscene.
>>68606861
if you haven't been watching, it basically paints OJ as a giant uncle tom, and in fact he may have been the most famous uncle tom in these modern times.
He didn't consider himself black, he considered himself OJ, and straight up called other black people niggers, he was coached nearly his entire life to appeal to white people, and as was said by one of his friends early in the docu, "was seduced by the white life style"
being black didn't matter to him until he needed it for his defense, but OJ was brilliant at playing everyone, cause he had been doing it for his whole life up to that point, black people loved him and white people loved him
>>68607045
I don't have cable.
>>68607071
>seduced by the white lifestyle
so the correct lifestyle?
>inb4 leftism
>>68607140
That's what I'm trying to understand. I'm black. Seems like there's a very thin line between trying to live a good life and offending other black people sometimes. Holy shit.
>>68607037
Yes, pretty sure that was the meat of my post. Anyone who disagrees is incredibly naive.
>>68607067
Quick question, do you think the OJ trial is the only high profile case that has had camera in it? Do you think the OJ trial is the only trial where either the defense or the prosecution gamed the system in order to get the result they wanted?
Hell you can go watch the 30 for 30 Fantastic lies if you want to see a prosecutor doing the same thing OJs defense team did to try to get 3 ABSOLUTELY INNOCENT young men convicted of raping a black woman.
Again, you are incredibly naive if you think that things like this are/were isolated to the OJ Simpson trial. I don't claim to understand how courts work in your country, but harboring any notions about criminal cases in the US being solely and truly about the facts and only the facts of the case is what gets people put in jail E V E R Y D A Y. There are plenty of Prosecutors and Defense attorneys who refuse to game the system, likewise they are relegated to low profile and low impact cases because you are almost REQUIRED to in order to win a major case in this country.
>>68607174
its house nigger vs field nigger shit 200+ years later, it seems like only a handful of the black community get over the fact that they have been oppressed in the past and decide to seek a good life, instead the majority opt to live in poverty acting like they have no say in the matter and choose to complain about their lives instead, and blame white people and black who got out of that life
>>68607174
The main thing is to not forget where you came from. If you grew up a poor black kid and managed to escape the ghetto, don't forget that. Uncle Tom or sell out blacks throw away everything and try to forget their past. Yes that pisses off most black people.
>>68607217
Escaping poverty isn't as easy as you make it out to be. That is for white, black, Hispanic etc.
>>68607244
What if you didn't grow up poor or in the ghetto though? You should be ashamed of that?
>>68607269
that's true, but its also true that lots of people just accept their lot in life and act like they have no actions they could take to attempt it at least
I know a dude who used to fuckin sell crack to make his ends and now hes a fucking concert pianist, like sometimes you gotta put forth a little effort
>>68607174
>>68607217
If OJ wanted to live the "white lifestyle" as a African American, all the more power to him. But you can't go around calling all the black people WHO ARE SUPPORTING YOU DURING THE CAR CHASE Niggers and then turn around and use the race card to get off for a double homicide. He played EVERYONE like a fiddle, like he had been conditioned to do his entire life. And everyone fell for his shit hook line and sinker. He spent his entire life cultivating his "colorless" persona but when it came down to serving a life in prison he threw it away to play the black card because he had to to win.
>>68607275
No, but you shouldn't pretend like you came from the Ghetto either, but that is a separate issue.
>>68607185
No one is saying that both the defence and prosecutors don't play the game and bend the rules, and that emotions do operate in a court. However, there is definitely a spectrum of what is allowable and what is not allowable.
I think, and plenty of people agree with me, that what the defence did and was allowed to do went beyond that range of what's allowable and inevitable, and that was in part the fault of Ito.
The civil trial was played out virtually the opposite way - and, irrespective of the differences in burdens of proof etc.., had a different outcome.
>>68607332
But that is the point I'm trying to make. I grew up watching attorneys practice law in the courtroom. I've been around prosecutors and defense attorneys my entire life. And what I'm trying to tell you is that what you saw transpire in the OJ trial happens in courtrooms all over the country on a regular basis, but they aren't filed and broadcast on national TV. What you "feel" is beyond the range of whats allowable and inevitable is irrelevant because if it was, he would have been brought in front of an ethics committee and either been censured or disbarred for his actions in the courtroom. But he wasn't because HE DID NOT VIOLATE ANY RULES OF LAW OR ETHICAL STATUES. Were some of the statements made by the defense, in particular Johnny Cochran in regards to likening Furman to Hitler what most people would consider over the line, sure. But it DOES NOT violate anything in the rules of law. And that is all that matters, not what a civilian outside the case thinks. And that is probably a large reason why people have such a skewed view of how the court system works when they do get a glimpse into it as with the OJ trial.
And you can't compare a Civil trial to a Criminal case because they have different rules and procedures not to mention most of them are bench trials which removes one of the major reasons OJ got off in the first place - the Jury.
>>68607291
>sold crack
Lucky he wasn't busted. Would have just been another locked up drug dealer. Some guys get lucky doing that shit, most don't.
>>68607332
Then that was on the judge. Can't get mad at Oj's defense team. They did what Ito allowed.
>>68607332
Civil case are easily BECAUSE the different degree of proof requirements
>>68607465
Alito was a punk bitch for sure
>>68606969
the juror is 100% right in saying that, you fucking cuck
Is AC still loyal to OJ to this day?
