re: Watched the OJ 30 for 30: Can anyone possibly believe he didn't do it after that

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What blew my mind was that the prosecution team didn't explain that of course a leather glove is going to shrink a lot once it has gotten wet. It's like they didn't even try to explain that or demonstrate that. Were they so lacking in common sense?

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Or the fact that for Furhman to plant the glove, he had to have known at the time for a concrete fact that OJ did not have an alibi. He wasn't in a woman's bed, at a bar, at a restaurant, on a plane, at a neighbor's house, that his daughter wasn't visiting him in his house, or making any financial transaction whatsoever. If Furhman didn't know that, then he's heavily risking himself getting felony charges and going to prison for a while.