re: ESPN 30 for 30: O.J. Made In America

Jesus, the procedural bungling of this case was incredible This was almost quite literally Murphy's Law at play for the prosecution: a jury you can't win over, a defendant that appears likable, a racist detective that lies about it on the stand, an idiotic and incompetent investigative team, a judge that is letting everything go, and a defense team that starts out ahead and is too good to ever lose ground.

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So Mattz...you think he planted evidence?

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I'm not Mattz, but I echo his sentiments about Fuhrman.

That being said, I don't think he planted evidence, but I fully understand that when you're a piece of shite human being you open yourself up to that kind of reasonable doubt just by partaking in the case. Furhman also admitted to planting evidence in other cases. The defense attorneys were morally obligated to blow that shite up.

Here comes the glove

I know hindsight is 20/20 but how do you allow yourself to be taped saying that shite? It wasn't like she secretly did it

Sweet idea

Where is anything about Faye Resnick

Her book had a lot of sexual content

Don't think she or the defense's theory that Brown and Goldman were killed by drug dealers are ever mentioned. Given the nature of the stab wounds and what we know now, I think the series was fine to leave it out.

Columbia Necktie