re: OJ Simpson: Made in America 30 for 30

Juror #2 seemed to be a much more reasonable person than some probably expected. The other juror (#9) was going for punishment, though she did make some points about the evidence. She outright said her decision was a Rodney King based one. She was punishing the police.

I thought it was very interesting to hear Fuhrman talk about handing the jury doubt when he was discussing the handling of the evidence which was brought back to the crime scene. First time I've heard him say that, I believe. Ironic since he also handed the jury doubt.

I thought after watching every day of that trial that the jury wouldn't convict, not because of race, but because they could find reasonable doubt all over the place. The police and the prosecution botched it so badly. They were handed excuses to avoid conviction. I think some of the jury decided on race and some on doubt.

This was the first time I'd seen the uncensored crime scene photos. Even more horrific than I could have imagined from the description.

I taped this documentary and wasn't sure I was going to watch it after watching that other series. There was also that feeling of not giving OJ more attention, but I'm glad I watched it. The interviews with players was very interesting.