............... At 5 pm, Kardashian and one of his defense lawyers read Simpson's public letter.[87][90][91]
In the letter, Simpson sent greetings to 24 friends and wrote,
"First everyone understand I had nothing to do with Nicole's murder".
I believe Simpson. Simpson did not stab anyone.
Here is a clue........ the stabbings were done by Simpson.
U might be able to work it out from there. I did. And i spent only a few days on the mystery.
I should not have implied that i worked it out. I didnt. It had been worked out by someone else, & i simply found him & his theory.
Its not like the jfk accidental homicide, where i (me, myself) did work out some of the answers.
But apparently my good fortune in finding that-there someone else & his theory (back to Simpson here) has eluded people like yourself.
Simpson was/is innocent. Simpson did it.
.................Bodziak also testified today that a number of bloody impressions photographed by Lee on the walkway on June 25 and identified by the criminalist as footprints were taken 12 days after crime-scene barriers had been removed and after numerous people had walked through the area. Those footprints, the FBI agent said, are not in photographs taken by the police the day after the murders.
And so it goes.
.................................... SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- After failing in a last-minute bid to delay O.J. Simpson's testimony, defense attorneys suggested yesterday there are 23 "mystery" footprints at the crime scene.
Mr. Simpson's attorneys cross-examined FBI shoe expert William Bodziak, getting him to admit that he couldn't identify all prints at the scene as being Bruno Maglis -- the type of shoe whose prints have been identified at the scene -- and that he could not prove Mr. Simpson owned a pair of the shoes.
Mr. Bodziak testified Wednesday that he matched bloody footprints around the bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman with the type of Bruno Magli shoes Mr. Simpson was wearing in a picture.
But defense lawyers yesterday said not all prints belonged to the shoes.
"There were 23 footprints you couldn't associate with Bruno Magli shoes?" attorney Phil Baker asked.
"That's correct," Mr. Bodziak said.
"And you believe the assailant stepped in blood around Nicole Brown Simpson?" Mr. Baker asked.
"Yes," Bodziak said.
Mr. Bodziak, an FBI agent who has done FBI shoe analysis since 1970, said he based his conclusions on examinations of photos sent to him first by the prosecution in Mr. Simpson's criminal trial and later by plaintiffs in Mr. Simpson's civil trial. He acknowledged his analysis is only as good as the photographs he gets.
Here is a clue........ the stabbings were done by Simpson.
Ok, I've narrowed it down to either Bart or Homer, can you give me some more clues?
Now seriously, you are probably alluding to Simpson's son, Jason?
But I can't find any compelling reason to believe that Jason had any reason to Kill Nicole and Ron, whereas OJ who I believed never stopped "loving" or at least wanted to continually control Nicole would have gone ballistic when he saw Ron with Nicole and a crime of passion is much more likely for the volatile OJ.
The nuts and bolts are, the evidence of the cut hand and the corresponding blood drops, OJ's gloves, the lies about the shoes, the suicide note, the gun to the head, the blood in the Bronco, the blood on the socks, etc., etc., are all powerful evidence which finally found OJ guilty at the Civil trial.
JohnM