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re: How Can You Explain OJ’s Blood Found at the Crime Scene?
Posted on 4/11/24 at 8:09 pm to shinerfan
Posted on 4/11/24 at 8:09 pm to shinerfan
The most irrefutable evidence to me is the bloody Bruno Magli shoeprints on the driver's side floorboard in OJ's crookedly-parked locked vehicle. Later tested, it had only Nicole & Ron's blood in the prints.
Even if you are blindly unreasonable & believe in a mass LAPD/Forensic conspiracy to frame OJ with tainted lab results, and/or cast suspicion on his son as the actual killer, where the frick was OJ when he was traipsing through human blood, before he started driving & parked crooked in a rush, as he admitted to police?
Even if you are blindly unreasonable & believe in a mass LAPD/Forensic conspiracy to frame OJ with tainted lab results, and/or cast suspicion on his son as the actual killer, where the frick was OJ when he was traipsing through human blood, before he started driving & parked crooked in a rush, as he admitted to police?
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Posted on 4/11/24 at 8:27 pm to LSUFreek
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Even if you are blindly unreasonable & believe in a mass LAPD/Forensic conspiracy to frame OJ with tainted lab results, and
This is not a conspiracy theory. It is proven fact. Phillip Vanatter planted OJ's blood that had been treated with ETDA at the crime scene. And the prosecutors didn't give a single shite. Again, I have never doubted that OJ was the killer but ignoring what actually happened in favor of this fairytale of "black tribalism" annoys me. The jury made a reasonable decision in light of the LAPD's actions.
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