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What were the oj simpson trials all about?

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I have heard of the name but dont know anything about it. Can you tell me what they are about.

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  1. His murdering his ex-wife and her friend.  How to manipulate the justice system.  How not to conduct a criminal trial.  How to get away with murder.  


  2. Have you been living in a cave for the last 20 years???

  3. whether he killed his ex-wife and her friend.

  4. OJ who had a turbulent relationship with his wife was accused of her murder and that of her friend, Ron Goldman, after they were divorced.

    He was found not guilty and was tried in a civil court.  New evidence was presented and he was found guilty of both murders and could not be tried because of "Double Jeopardy".

    The Goldman Family (Ron Goldman) was awarded $33,000,000.00 but has refused to pay and fled to Florida where the law says you cannot get any money from a guilty person's pension.  The Brown Family (Nicole, the wife) also received an award and he has not honored that either.  

    There are a few books, that you can get in the library, that describe the case in detail.  One is written by Ron Goldman's father, Fred and one is written by Mark Fuhrman, Detective on the case.  Both are excellent and factual.

  5. They were trying  him for the murder of his wife Nichole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman..  The Jury found him Not Guilty.

    He had a "Dream Team"  of lawyers representing him which included

    F. Lee Bailey

    Sara Caplan

    Shawn Chapman

    Johnnie Cochran

    Alan Dershowitz

    Jo-Ellan Dimitrius

    Carl Douglas

    Anthony Glassman

    Barry Scheck

    Robert Shapiro

    Gerald Uelmen

    Simpson Defense DNA Experts

    Dr. Henry Lee

    Peter Neufeld

    Robert Blasier

    Simpson Personal Attorney

    Leroy Taft

    You can real all about it here

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OJ_Simpson_...

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