Damn Darden...
Feel terrible for the guy. I think he's made accusations against Cochran that he had tampered with the gloves, but I'm not sure how that would even be possible.
Another fantastic episode
Cochran didn't have to tamper with the gloves. After leather gloves get wet and then dry, they shrink and get stiff. I've seen it with my own golf gloves. When they're new, they slip right on with ease. After you sweat in them for 4-5 hours, put them away, try them on a week or two later, they're tight as fuck. They do loosen back up after about 20-30 min though.
Also, he's wearing a glove while trying to put on another glove, and maybe I'm mistaken, but wasn't there some conjecture that OJ stopped taking some arthritic medicine which caused his hands to swell slightly?
What was the deal with Shapiro just walking up and shoving his hands into the evidence gloves. Did he actually do that?
Yep. Cochran too
I didn't take it that way at all. He was trying to be friendly to a law enforcement official he knew to try and stay on good terms, hence him wearing the pin, and he also had nothing better to do since he is outide of Cochran's inner circle, so he went to look at the glove and put it on and a lightbulb went off over his head.Was him saying hello to the bailiff supposed to imply that he was doing it on the sly? Because it looked like the room was still pretty full when he did it.
I didn't take it that way at all. He was trying to be friendly to a law enforcement official he knew to try and stay on good terms, hence him wearing the pin, and he also had nothing better to do since he is outide of Cochran's inner circle, so he went to look at the glove and put it on and a lightbulb went off over his head.
Am I the only one who thought that if Marcia heard what Bailey said to Chris and what happened in the sidebar, she would have been able to stop Chris from playing himself?
Those are the major sticking points. But as Marcia Clark says in the show, you never give him the chance to put it on himself, it's begging for a disaster. I mean the man is in jail now anyway but had they been allowed to put the glove on him, the new identical pair without the latex underneath, he'd probably have been brought to justice.
What gets me more is how the DNA evidence doesn't clinch the case for the prosecution. I guess in the mid-90s the layman didn't understand it much.
- Warming Glow: Marcia Clark Wants American Crime Story To Stop Implying She And Chris Darden Had A Thing (vid from her Ellen appearance today)
- The Guardian: Revisiting Faye Resnick's book on Nicole Brown Simpson
Watching the first ep now. Holy shit this is good TV.
A Jury in Jail
After months of isolation from their families, society and the media, the jury begins to grow anxious; the country is introduced to DNA evidence.
Watching the first ep now. Holy shit this is good TV.
What did the note at the end say? Between my crappy eyes and upscaled SD picture, I couldn't make it out.
What did the note at the end say? Between my crappy eyes and upscaled SD picture, I couldn't make it out.
What did the note at the end say? Between my crappy eyes and upscaled SD picture, I couldn't make it out.
What did the note at the end say? Between my crappy eyes and upscaled SD picture, I couldn't make it out.
And I looked it up, this is true, when the jury walked in wearing all black, "Fight the Power" was blaring full blast in the courtroom.
Whoa, Barry Scheck, the attorney seen destroying Fung's DNA testimony in this trial, along with another member of the defense (not represented on the show) were the founders of the Innocence Project a couple years prior to this.
I liked the bit where all the black jurors wanted to watch Martin and the white ones wanted to watch Seinfeld. Then we cut to OJ and he's talking about how much he loves Kramer.
I have no idea what Ross is.
Also the jury meltdowns... I guess that will happen if you're stuck there for almost a year.