this might be what u seek?
-murph
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LOS ANGELES (CBS) — A controversial new book makes several stunning claims about the Nicole Brown Simpson/Ron Goldman murders in 1994.
Author William Dear, a retired police officer and long-time private investigator, says O.J. didn’t commit the double homicide. “There is still a murderer out there.”
So, if O.J. didn’t do it…who did?
Dear says Simpson’s son Jason was the culprit. And he says he can prove it. “Jason was never interviewed by the Los Angeles police department.”
The author of “O.J. Is Innocent And I Can Prove It” says Simpson was merely covering for his son. That Jason had an explosive temper, didn’t like Nicole very much and that he was obsessed with knives should have made him a suspect. Police focused on O.J.,, says Dear, in a classic rush to judgement.
He maintains Jason was certainly old enough (he was 24) strong enough (he was 5’11″ and 235 pounds) to kill two people. His book paints the picture of very disturbed young man. “At the time of the murders, he was on probation for assault with a knife.”
Dear also believes he has uncovered the murder weapon — a knife that was never introduced at trial. But a knife he said turned up in a storage facility owned by Jason.
CBS2 and KCAL9 reporter Serene Branson reports about Dear’s stunning claims and his 576-page “true account” of what happened.
He says he’s spent almost a million dollars trying to prove the case against Jason Simpson.
Dear believes O.J, was at the crime scene at some point but that he didn’t participate in the murders. “He was there but after the murder.”
Former O.J. Simpson pal Ron Shipp — a former police officer — believes his friend committed the murders and no one else. When he first heard about Dear’s book, he was stunned. “I thought did you blow a microchip?”
Of the book he says, “There are so many things in there that are wrong. So untrue.”
Branson made numerous attempts to get a comment from Jason Simpson — reportedly now living in Miami and working as a chef — but was unable to reach him.
She also tried to get a statement from the LA DA’s office who said they had “no comment” on the book. O.J. Simpson’s attorney also said he has no comment.
-murph
[video]http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=7214444[/video]
LOS ANGELES (CBS) — A controversial new book makes several stunning claims about the Nicole Brown Simpson/Ron Goldman murders in 1994.
Author William Dear, a retired police officer and long-time private investigator, says O.J. didn’t commit the double homicide. “There is still a murderer out there.”
So, if O.J. didn’t do it…who did?
Dear says Simpson’s son Jason was the culprit. And he says he can prove it. “Jason was never interviewed by the Los Angeles police department.”
The author of “O.J. Is Innocent And I Can Prove It” says Simpson was merely covering for his son. That Jason had an explosive temper, didn’t like Nicole very much and that he was obsessed with knives should have made him a suspect. Police focused on O.J.,, says Dear, in a classic rush to judgement.
He maintains Jason was certainly old enough (he was 24) strong enough (he was 5’11″ and 235 pounds) to kill two people. His book paints the picture of very disturbed young man. “At the time of the murders, he was on probation for assault with a knife.”
Dear also believes he has uncovered the murder weapon — a knife that was never introduced at trial. But a knife he said turned up in a storage facility owned by Jason.
CBS2 and KCAL9 reporter Serene Branson reports about Dear’s stunning claims and his 576-page “true account” of what happened.
He says he’s spent almost a million dollars trying to prove the case against Jason Simpson.
Dear believes O.J, was at the crime scene at some point but that he didn’t participate in the murders. “He was there but after the murder.”
Former O.J. Simpson pal Ron Shipp — a former police officer — believes his friend committed the murders and no one else. When he first heard about Dear’s book, he was stunned. “I thought did you blow a microchip?”
Of the book he says, “There are so many things in there that are wrong. So untrue.”
Branson made numerous attempts to get a comment from Jason Simpson — reportedly now living in Miami and working as a chef — but was unable to reach him.
She also tried to get a statement from the LA DA’s office who said they had “no comment” on the book. O.J. Simpson’s attorney also said he has no comment.
I don't think OJ's son had anything to do with it. But I've heard that he's as violent as his father and will probably end up in jail someday. It's possible OJ could have had some kind of help in the murders. I've always kind of suspected Al Cowlings. Talk about somebody who has laid low since the murders. I haven't seen or heard an interview or nothing from this guy in the last 15 years or so since the trial.
Maybe he is right ? . . Except for the 101 PIECES OF EVIDENCE THAT PROVE O.J. SIMPSON MURDERED NICOLE.
The TOP 40:
101 PIECES OF EVIDENCE THAT PROVE O.J. SIMPSON MURDERED NICOLE.
AT THE CRIME SCENE:
1. Nicole's pet dog Kato, a ferocious Akita, did not attack the killer, suggesting the murderer was someone who the dog knew, such as OJ.
2. Nicole's neighbor Robert Heidstra testifies he heard two men arguing and then saw a white van (similar to a Ford Bronco) rapidly leaving the murder scene.
3. Police find two sets of keys to Nicole's condo on OJ's possession. Nicole reported a set of keys missing a few weeks before the slayings.
4. Expert testimony state that the killer walked from the crime scene and did not run, proving he was familiar enough with his surroundings to safely walk away.
5. Witness Jill Shively says she saw OJ driving his speeding Bronco from the Bundy murder scene around the time of the slayings.
AT THE ROCKINGHAM ESTATE:
6. At 9:37 p.m. on the night of the murders, houseguest Kato Kaelin said he saw Simpson wearing a dark blue cotton sweat suit, the same kind of suit that produced the fibers found on Ron Goldman's shirt.
7. Kato hears thumps outside his window between 10:50 p.m. and 10:51 p.m. near where the bloody glove is found.
8. Kato testified that at around 11 p.m. the night of the murders, when he was loading OJ's five bags into the limousine for Simpson's trip to the airport, OJ told him not to touch the smallest black bag which was ready to be loaded into the car. It was the only bag Simpson told him not to touch.
9. Prosecutor believed the black bag held Simpson's bloody clothing and the murder knife. The bag was never seen again.
10. Limo driver Allan Park testified he saw five bags loaded into the car before he left Rockingham but skycap James Williams counted only three bags when OJ got out of the car. He said he noticed Simpson standing by a trash can afterward which led prosecutors to speculate that Simpson stuffed the small bag into the bin. Defense attorney's failed to produce the missing black bag.
NICOLE'S FEARS:
11. A week before her death, Nicole tells friend Cici Shahian: "He's going to kill me and get away with it and charm the world because he's OJ Simpson".
12. Pals Faye Resnick and Robin Greir say Nicole told them OJ was going to kill her.
13. Nicole confides in therapist Susan Forward she feared OJ would murder her.
14. In 1982, OJ throws Nicole against a wall: In 1987, he shoves her to the ground; and in 1989, he slaps her and pushes her from a moving car.
15. Nicole makes out her will five weeks before she was murdered.
16. Police respond to a 911 call on New Year's Day 1989 to find a bruised and bleeding Nicole hiding in the bushes, wearing only a bra and sweatpants, crying: "He's going to kill me! He's going to kill me!"
17. Nicole has her sister Denise Brown take pictures of her bruised body, locks them in a safe-deposit box, and tell Denise: "I need proof that OJ beat me. Without proof no one will ever believe me. The public thinks he's a hero who can do no wrong.
18. A nightmarish 911 police recording in 1993 has Nicole shouting: "When he gets this crazed, I get scared...He gets a very animalistic look in him...His eyes are black, just black, I mean cold, like an animal."
19. Nicole tells Faye Resnick, "I look at (OJ's) arms and think 'God, are these going to be the arms that kill me someday?"
20. OJ admits to Resnick he was seeing a therapist over his volatile feelings for Nicole.
21. Nicole tells Kato she thought OJ would kill her with scissors.
THE DAY OF THE MURDERS:
22. The murders happen after Nicole reject OJ's company at their daughter's dance recital.
23. In preparation for what appeared to be a rendezvous with someone, Nicole has a bath ready and is burning candles just before her murder. Prosecutor Chris Darden believes OJ spied his ex-wife Nicole lighting candles and killed her in a jealous rage.
24. DNA evidence proved that five blood drops found near the killer's footprints at the Bundy murder scene belong to OJ.
25. DNA evidence showed that OJ's blood trail from his Bronco to his Rockingham estate included: one blood drop behind the Bronco on the street (Rockingham), one on the driveway just inside the Rochingham gate, three more on the driveway leading to the front door of Simpson's residence, five on the floor of the foyer and one on the bathroom floor.
26. DNA test proved that spots of blood on the driver's door of the Bronco was OJ's.
27. DNA tests proved that three blood stains found on the rear gate of Nicole's home belonged to OJ.
28. DNA tests proved that in at least one blood drop found at the Bundy murder scene, the chances of it belonging to anyone but OJ are about 170 million to one.
29. Just on the blood evidence alone, there's only one out of 57 billion chance that Simpson is innocent. Fifty-seven billion is approximately 10 times the current population of the entire world.
30. At the Bundy premises, Simpson's blood was found at the exact spot where the murders were committed.
31. Drops of OJ's blood lead from his driveway into the foyer of his Rockingham mansion.
32. Blood on socks in OJ's bedroom matches OJ's and Nicole's.
33. Cops find blood in the shower and sink of OJ's bathroom after the murders.
34. Tests show that three stains on the Bronco's console were a mixture of OJ's blood with that of both of the victims. Another console stain is a mixture of OJ's and Ron's blood, and Nicole's blood was found on the driver's side carpet.
35. Nicole's DNA in blood found on OJ's socks, occurs in olny 1 out of 21 billion people.
36. DNA from Ron Goldman's blood found on the Rockingham glove, has only a 1-in-41 billion chance of belonging to someone else.
37. Cellmark, the nation's largest private DNA laboratory, ran 11 genetic tests on blood drops found at the crime scene and on a blood drop found in OJ's house - and every test matched it with OJ's blood.
THE FIBERS:
38. Fibers on the knit cap found at the murder scene match material in OJ's Bronco.
39. Fibers on the bloody glove found behind OJ's house match carpeting in OJ's Bronco.
40. Forensic test confirm fibers on Ron's shirt match the dark sweatsuit Kato says OJ wore the night of the murders.
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The TOP 40:
101 PIECES OF EVIDENCE THAT PROVE O.J. SIMPSON MURDERED NICOLE.
AT THE CRIME SCENE:
2. Nicole's neighbor Robert Heidstra testifies he heard two men arguing and then saw a white van (similar to a Ford Bronco) rapidly leaving the murder scene.
3. Police find two sets of keys to Nicole's condo on OJ's possession. Nicole reported a set of keys missing a few weeks before the slayings.
4. Expert testimony state that the killer walked from the crime scene and did not run, proving he was familiar enough with his surroundings to safely walk away.
5. Witness Jill Shively says she saw OJ driving his speeding Bronco from the Bundy murder scene around the time of the slayings.
AT THE ROCKINGHAM ESTATE:
6. At 9:37 p.m. on the night of the murders, houseguest Kato Kaelin said he saw Simpson wearing a dark blue cotton sweat suit, the same kind of suit that produced the fibers found on Ron Goldman's shirt.
7. Kato hears thumps outside his window between 10:50 p.m. and 10:51 p.m. near where the bloody glove is found.
8. Kato testified that at around 11 p.m. the night of the murders, when he was loading OJ's five bags into the limousine for Simpson's trip to the airport, OJ told him not to touch the smallest black bag which was ready to be loaded into the car. It was the only bag Simpson told him not to touch.
9. Prosecutor believed the black bag held Simpson's bloody clothing and the murder knife. The bag was never seen again.
10. Limo driver Allan Park testified he saw five bags loaded into the car before he left Rockingham but skycap James Williams counted only three bags when OJ got out of the car. He said he noticed Simpson standing by a trash can afterward which led prosecutors to speculate that Simpson stuffed the small bag into the bin. Defense attorney's failed to produce the missing black bag.
NICOLE'S FEARS:
11. A week before her death, Nicole tells friend Cici Shahian: "He's going to kill me and get away with it and charm the world because he's OJ Simpson".
12. Pals Faye Resnick and Robin Greir say Nicole told them OJ was going to kill her.
13. Nicole confides in therapist Susan Forward she feared OJ would murder her.
14. In 1982, OJ throws Nicole against a wall: In 1987, he shoves her to the ground; and in 1989, he slaps her and pushes her from a moving car.
15. Nicole makes out her will five weeks before she was murdered.
16. Police respond to a 911 call on New Year's Day 1989 to find a bruised and bleeding Nicole hiding in the bushes, wearing only a bra and sweatpants, crying: "He's going to kill me! He's going to kill me!"
17. Nicole has her sister Denise Brown take pictures of her bruised body, locks them in a safe-deposit box, and tell Denise: "I need proof that OJ beat me. Without proof no one will ever believe me. The public thinks he's a hero who can do no wrong.
18. A nightmarish 911 police recording in 1993 has Nicole shouting: "When he gets this crazed, I get scared...He gets a very animalistic look in him...His eyes are black, just black, I mean cold, like an animal."
19. Nicole tells Faye Resnick, "I look at (OJ's) arms and think 'God, are these going to be the arms that kill me someday?"
20. OJ admits to Resnick he was seeing a therapist over his volatile feelings for Nicole.
21. Nicole tells Kato she thought OJ would kill her with scissors.
THE DAY OF THE MURDERS:
22. The murders happen after Nicole reject OJ's company at their daughter's dance recital.
23. In preparation for what appeared to be a rendezvous with someone, Nicole has a bath ready and is burning candles just before her murder. Prosecutor Chris Darden believes OJ spied his ex-wife Nicole lighting candles and killed her in a jealous rage.
24. DNA evidence proved that five blood drops found near the killer's footprints at the Bundy murder scene belong to OJ.
25. DNA evidence showed that OJ's blood trail from his Bronco to his Rockingham estate included: one blood drop behind the Bronco on the street (Rockingham), one on the driveway just inside the Rochingham gate, three more on the driveway leading to the front door of Simpson's residence, five on the floor of the foyer and one on the bathroom floor.
26. DNA test proved that spots of blood on the driver's door of the Bronco was OJ's.
27. DNA tests proved that three blood stains found on the rear gate of Nicole's home belonged to OJ.
28. DNA tests proved that in at least one blood drop found at the Bundy murder scene, the chances of it belonging to anyone but OJ are about 170 million to one.
29. Just on the blood evidence alone, there's only one out of 57 billion chance that Simpson is innocent. Fifty-seven billion is approximately 10 times the current population of the entire world.
30. At the Bundy premises, Simpson's blood was found at the exact spot where the murders were committed.
31. Drops of OJ's blood lead from his driveway into the foyer of his Rockingham mansion.
32. Blood on socks in OJ's bedroom matches OJ's and Nicole's.
33. Cops find blood in the shower and sink of OJ's bathroom after the murders.
34. Tests show that three stains on the Bronco's console were a mixture of OJ's blood with that of both of the victims. Another console stain is a mixture of OJ's and Ron's blood, and Nicole's blood was found on the driver's side carpet.
35. Nicole's DNA in blood found on OJ's socks, occurs in olny 1 out of 21 billion people.
36. DNA from Ron Goldman's blood found on the Rockingham glove, has only a 1-in-41 billion chance of belonging to someone else.
37. Cellmark, the nation's largest private DNA laboratory, ran 11 genetic tests on blood drops found at the crime scene and on a blood drop found in OJ's house - and every test matched it with OJ's blood.
THE FIBERS:
38. Fibers on the knit cap found at the murder scene match material in OJ's Bronco.
39. Fibers on the bloody glove found behind OJ's house match carpeting in OJ's Bronco.
40. Forensic test confirm fibers on Ron's shirt match the dark sweatsuit Kato says OJ wore the night of the murders.
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I've never understood why the prosecution never brought up the fact that leather gloves SHRINK when they get wet!!! It also should be pointed out that the glove should have never been admitted into evidence because Fuhrman illegally jumped the wall without a search warrant. The judge in the preliminary hearing allowed it to be brought into evidence. You should have never heard, "If it doesn't fit...you must acquit!"
As far as the DNA goes, doesn't a parent and his sibling have the same DNA? If Jason did do it, that would explain the DNA being the same as OJ's.
Can you believe that 28 years has passed since this took place. I remember booking action at the time, and everyday I had the trial on TV while I was booking. There will probably never be another saga like this in American history.
So he went and visited OJ in prison?
