OJ Simpson Verdict

American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson

[@crazylegskc]

Love that they included the detail of the clerk stumbling over O.J.'s first name.

[@Romulan2469]

One of the few things they got right.

[@superjackster0165]

Yet she paused before saying “Not guilty”. In real life, she didn’t pause

[@quarantinebored1427]

We all knew the outcome but man this scene was intense

[@tomace4898]

"You're going home. Juice! Juice you're going home!"

[@Tyblake02]

3:10 so realistic

[@jamesmcarthur6945]

Two innocent people are dead and they're cheering like it's the super bowl. TRULY DISGUSTING

[@angryblackman415]

Two degenerate coke heads. I fixed it for ya.

[@thomasalvarez4117]

At first they believed racism has been involved in this case due to the recent events of the Rodney king riots. They later realized he did it when OJ confessed it on his book.

[@abrahamrivera6298]

They cheering cuz an innocent man was freed 🙏 😊

[@jasnp1]

Emmett Till, and all the other atrocities in the south

[@alisiddiqui9269]

The fact he got away with it will always be very disgusting

[@catelynstark9883]

He got sent to jail. for the wrong reasons. yeah very disgusting but not as disgusting as Jimmy Savile

[@angryblackman415]

Cry

[@alisiddiqui9269]

@@angryblackman415 I’m very sorry he passed Must be very hard for you

[@patriotsman6511]

Gloves didn't fit

[@angryblackman415]

@@alisiddiqui9269 two less we have to worry about

[@alisiddiqui9269]

Woman’s shocking reaction at 3:32 says it all

[@NatS3703]

I was the same with johnny depp

[@abrahamrivera6298]

@@NatS3703naw Johnny was innocent 😇

[@NatS3703]

@abrahamrivera6298 I'm afraid not , I used to think so but did research into everything he tried hard you didn't want want see..

[@melissagahn]

I am impressed, right down to the nervousness in the verdict reader's voice the reading was on point to the actual reader.

[@SPL760]

3:57 The look on Robert Kardashian’s face says it all…

[@daviddavis3389]

That means nothing.. OJ was Kardashians Bestie friend since 1969 I believe...Rob was a loyal buddy of the Juice...it is amazing how many close buddies that OJ had & loved him...I do not think that Nicole actually appreciated OJ!!! She could've done much better.

[@brainanchorstudios879]

@@daviddavis3389probably because OJ beat the shit out of her

[@movie-mandan]

@@daviddavis3389 Kardashian said in a 1996 Barbara Walters interview that his relationship with OJ took a drastic toll for the worst. He essentially says in that interview he’s no longer OJ’s friend due to the severe doubts he had about OJ’s innocence. So David’s Schwimmer’s upset look in this scene is justified and accurate.

[@BrandonHaymon]

Who cares 😂

[@robtru84]

OJ was innocent

[@alexwallar8608]

The guy they cast as OJ looks nothing like him

[@wtfa2910]

I think no one on earth looks like OJ Simpson but OJ Simpson

[@karlosdeevs]

@@wtfa2910true

[@ericgreco5955]

Kardashian knew he did it

[@schooltrashers]

Not really. He only thinks OJ did it. Glen Rogers actually did it.

[@danielcubides5170]

We all knew this scene was gonna happen, but everytime I rewatch it, I wish he had been declared guilty cause that´s what he was and he´ll always be

[@schooltrashers]

Nope. He's innocent.

[@CoDWiiPS3Gameplay]

​@@schooltrashersdude was and is guilty as sin

[@schooltrashers]

@@CoDWiiPS3Gameplay Nope. Glen Rogers is the real killer.

[@Gbari7]

@@CoDWiiPS3Gameplay If you’re so sure convince me. How did OJ brutally slaughter 2 people without getting blood all over himself, the Bronco only had spots of blood evidence. (As if there was only so much blood to spread around) How did he subdue Ron, who had defensive wounds consistent with a struggle on his hands and feet, without any bruises or cuts to himself? (Witnesses on his plane to Chicago testified that his hands didn't have any cuts or bandages) Why wasn’t OJ’s DNA inside either of the gloves? Why wasn’t his DNA under Nicole’s nails? Where did OJ clean up? How is OJ genius enough to get rid of the bloody clothes and knife, but stupid enough to leave one glove and cap at the scene and one glove at his house? Why would he be stupid enough to wear expensive and exclusive shoes and gloves to murder Nicole? Why would he use a knit cap to “disguise” himself? (He owned an actual disguise kit for paparazzi)

[@lee-lc8oj]

I wonder if the prosecutor really did give OJ Simpson that long hard stare in real life.

[@spking4149]

Perfect storm of jury nullification

[@KMcNally117]

That's not what jury nullification is.

[@spking4149]

@@KMcNally117 Jury nullification is described as “a jury in a criminal trial giving a not guilty verdict regardless of whether they believe a defendant has broken the law”. Jurors said in later years that they felt he was guilty but felt the system needed a correction. Between the race baiting lies, the phony pseudoscience, the goofy demonstrations, it was a perfect storm of jury nullification. Its well documented, taught in law schools. It’s a case where the nullification was both organic (due to the racial issues occurring in California at that time and “Juice” history in the state) and created by some masterful defense lawyers.

[@eltoro9446]

@@KMcNally117it basically is. Having the jury not consider the law they are given before deliberations is jury nullification.

[@ChatGPt2001]

The O.J. Simpson verdict was announced on October 3, 1995. O.J. Simpson, a former NFL player and actor, was acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman. The trial, officially known as The People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson, was highly publicized and became one of the most famous trials in American history. The jury's decision to find Simpson not guilty of the murders sparked widespread reactions and debate, with many people divided over the verdict.

[@relldafox]

That ✊ means alot

[@erickamccarroll9574]

Is that Cuba?

[@PainandMotivation]

There was a Black Panther Party member in the jury. That is all that needs to be said.

[@daviddavis3389]

If Lon had been a Panther member, that was about 70 years ago. .Don't believe Juice was a member of the black Panthers....Do you think that OJ would be part of the black Panthers?

[@PainandMotivation]

@@daviddavis3389 What do you mean 70 years ago??? The Black Panther Party was formed in 1966. The OJ Murder Case took place in 1994-1995. That is less than 30 years when the trial took place. The juror looks like in his late 40's early 50's.

[@zarategabe]

Is everyone who flashes a peace sign really a pacifist? Is the power fist sign always about The Black Panther Party? The raised fist goes back to the early 20th century labor movements in the USA, it's not always about one specific organization.

[@PainandMotivation]

@@zarategabe I am not talking about the fist. The person who made the fist was in the Black Panther Party. Marcia Clark found out about this after the trial.

[@daviddavis3389]

@@PainandMotivation OKAY, you are certainly correct my wise historian friend!!

[@alexwallar8608]

I love how all the black people are cheering and happy while the white people are like "seriously" or "what the hell"

[@alisiddiqui9269]

cuz it became a racial trial. defense team brought up Mark Fuhrman's past and it became a racial trial

[@robtru84]

Orange Juice Simpson

[@Rwghost1]

Because they had not enough evidence to proof he did it

[@d-rock100]

The evidence is all there and is overwhelming. His blood was at the scene, on the gloves, in his car and traced back to his home. Plus he ran from the police and tried to kill himself. He had a history of abusing Nicole as well. Oj killed Nicole and Ron.

[@Rwghost1]

@@d-rock100 police planted a lot of the evidence and that was proven

[@Gbari7]

@@d-rock100 The LAPD had unrestricted and unlimited access to Nicole’s property, OJ’s property, and the Bronco with minimal security. They had Tom Lange (the bald dude here) admitting on the stand he drove around with blood evidence. I mean he even drove home with it. You had a blatantly racist detective, (THE STAR witness detective) on tape spewing racist rhetoric and admitting to planting evidence to bolster previous cases. A lot of the blood evidence had traces of EDTA, an anti blood coagulant, used to keep blood fresh in test tubes. There’s far more circumstantial evidence to prove that the LAPD planted and tainted evidence than valid evidence of OJ’s guilt. If I’m a juror, I’m far more likely to believe the LAPD, with a track record of valid injustice towards blacks, planted evidence than a dude who’s never seriously injured anyone brutally murdering two people. One of them, the mother of his children and for some reason leaving her for his kids to find.

[@Juneseptember103]

He was a good honest man RIP

[@bastian9693]

This man was a sociopath. Who writes a book detailing if they murdered their own wife titled “I Did It.” He detailing everything that he actually did.

[@schooltrashers]

Agreed.

[@schooltrashers]

​@@bastian9693 OJ was proven not guilty. The book was a hypothetical and the title was "IF I did it", before that racist nazi Fred Goldman took over the rights to that book.

[@Gbari7]

@@bastian9693 No, the whole thing was a cash grab. He didn't even write the book. A ghost writer and a publisher came to him offering $500k-$600k upfront to endorse this book knowing it would be a huge seller. He said to hell with it, everyone thinks I'm guilty anyway and accepted because he was drowning in debt at the time and wanted to get back on his feet. The Goldman's eventually ended up being awarded complete control over the project and changed it to fit their desires. They're the ones that changed the title to have a tiny "If" withing the I Did It part. Also, there's a reason that interview was buried and the host was fired from her network. The general media and the justice system wants to hide their corruption and keep everyone thinking somehow OJ was genius enough to it all by himself managing to get rid of all direct evidence, but stupid enough to leave a trail of circumstantial evidence back to his home. Quit being a sheep and believing everything the media tells you. It's stuff like how most of America views the OJ case that makes me happy we as citizens don't have any real control of how our government is run. If our country was run as a true democracy, the entire country would have burned down in a decade.

[@Igotworms2]

Further proof America will never be on the same page… We will always be divided down the middle

[@mar10ssj1]

About damn time the justice system got it right.