DeWayneTN wrote:It was proven in the civil suit. Do you remember that one? He was held liable for those deaths.
That's really irrelevant. You could have had 15 different trials with 200 different jurors and every trial would have produced varying results. I don't know if O.J. did it or not. Only God and O.J. truly know. He very well could be guilty of those murders, but I did not see it proven beyond doubt... which is the way our justice system was created to operate.
My grandfather went to his grave believing that O.J. was innocent, but that's irrelevant to the truth also.
Let me share a true story which challenges me to be very cautious about judging guilt or innocence that doesn't belong to me.
When I was younger, a young lady in our community was raped. She described the vehicle very accurately, the tag on the front of it, and even confirmed the identification of a suspect as the assailant.
The alleged assailant was a family man, and had a perfect alibi. He was at work with witnesses to that fact.
What happened? A few months later the real assailant was captured, I believe as the result of an attempted rape. He drove the same kind of truck with the same tag, and even resembled the accused.
With all that said, I personally can't call O.J. the murderer. I just don't know. I was wrong for believing the girl's testimony of the accused rapist, I was wrong for initially believing that John and Patsy Ramsey could be involved in their daughter's death (although I did believe them innocent well before Boulder exonerated them), and I am determined not to make that kind of erroneous judgment again. I am more comfortable saying, "It is very possible that O.J. killed his wife and Ron Goldman."
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