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which movie is this ?
which movie is this ?
which movie is this ?
He did spend his last decade of breathing in prison. They only let him out to die.I'm glad that he is no longer at risk to potentially hurt or kill someone else. But if I'm being honest his death does nothing for me at this point. The guy brutally murdered two innocent people and got to live a long life, at the average life expectancy. And not only that but spend his time making a mockery of getting away with it and rubbing everyone's nose in it. This isn't justice. Justice never has been done and never will be done in this case. It will always be a tragic failure of justice. Nicole Brown Simpson's family, Ron Goldman's family had to live everyday with the torment of their loved one's murderer walking around a free man. It's better than nothing though, I guess.
That's true, he did serve time for his crime in Nevada. They did their best to make up for the murder trial. Still have never felt satisfied though.He did spend his last decade of breathing in prison. They only let him out to die.
Back then, black people celebrated his verdict because until then, black people were guilty whether they did a crime or not.
It’s worse than that tbh.Even extending that to the Asian lady who shot and killed a teenage black girl in the back who wasn't a threat to her and got away with it.
It’s worse than that tbh.
The judge with the Giga Karen hair nullified the guilty verdict against the murderer because black people inherently look like criminals to her.
Ah, sorry, watching the vid she was referring to the Korean shop owner more so than the murdered girl. “I know a criminal when I see one [and the Korean shop owner is not a criminal].”I never knew that part! OMG!
Ah, sorry, watching the vid she was referring to the Korean shop owner more so than the murdered girl. “I know a criminal when I see one [and the Korean shop owner is not a criminal].”
Regardless, if you can attack a 15 year old girl and shoot her in the back of the head when she has money in her hand to buy an orange juice, and then be absolved of your guilty verdict for manslaughter because you look a certain way (the girl “looked a certain way” too), it’s hard to deny the racial component of the trial outcome.
Yep, it doesn’t solve anything. But when people feel completely powerless and not under the same system of justice as everyone else it’s not surprising that they’d lash out to at least have their voices heard.Right. And it's sad. Doesn't excuse the riots that transpired afterwards but I can totally understand the anger and fear they felt out there. To know that someone can get away with absolute murder when you weren't a threat and live your life in relative obscurity afterwards... I'd have flipped tables or kicked some trash cans over ... When that type of thing KEEPS happening... I understand WHY they rioted. That anger bubbles over... But the only outcome was destroyed businesses and property... The lady never paid for what she did. Probably died peacefully in her home.
Not quite. He got released in 2017. He got to enjoy 7 years as a free man afterHe did spend his last decade of breathing in prison. They only let him out to die.
Yep, it doesn’t solve anything. But when people feel completely powerless and not under the same system of justice as everyone else it’s not surprising that they’d lash out to at least have their voices heard.
You joke but people have been wrongfully convicted for all kinds of crazy shit.Man just thinking again today about how my world would be ruined if I were charged with murdering my former wife and friend.
I mean, anyone could be the victim of such a charge if you think about it!
You’re right, the justice system doesn’t always get it right. Like in the case of OJ Simpson, for example!You joke but people have been wrongfully convicted for all kinds of crazy shit.
Innocence Project: Michael Morton
In 1987, Michael Morton was wrongly convicted of his wife's murder in Texas. He was later exonerated in 2011.innocenceproject.orgInnocence Project: Clarence Elkins
On December 15, 2005, a Summit County, Ohio, judge vacated Clarence Elkins’ 1999 conviction for a rape and murder he didn't commit.innocenceproject.org
Oh lawd, the fake outrage online would be worth itI wonder if he will get a mention in the Oscar reel for next year. Or is he considered more of a TV star so the emmys??
I wonder if he will get a mention in the Oscar reel for next year. Or is he considered more of a TV star so the emmys??
My father’s brother’s cousin’s son’s former roommate did it
The general public gave up on him. There's only so much you can protect a crook. So when he got nailed for that Vegas hold up as a second go around of stupidity, he got grilled fast like any other criminal. The circus of protection he got just 12 years earlier during the murder trial vanished. The people who loved him finally realized he is a crook after all.Younger people find it hard to believe when I tell them OJ at one time had a good reputation and was considered a good role model.
Hell I’m pushing 40 and I didn’t really know if him before before he committed a double murderYounger people find it hard to believe when I tell them OJ at one time had a good reputation and was considered a good role model.
I'm around 50 and all I knew him from is 80s movies. His prime NFL days were when I was born and by the time I was old enough to kind of follow sports as a kid, he was already retired.Hell I’m pushing 40 and I didn’t really know if him before before he committed a double murder
It’s worse than that tbh.
The judge with the Giga Karen hair nullified the guilty verdict against the murderer because black people inherently look like criminals to her.
Are you sure about this? It looks to me the Korean lady was trying to check her bag for the stolen orange juice and the girl fought back. If you’re innocent, why not let them check the bag instead of throwing punches? I agree though she shouldn’t have shot the girl walking away but maybe she did feel threatened with the black eye she got. Also why is it when a kid gets killed, they are always an A HONOR ROLL STUDENT?Ah, sorry, watching the vid she was referring to the Korean shop owner more so than the murdered girl. “I know a criminal when I see one [and the Korean shop owner is not a criminal].”
Regardless, if you can attack a 15 year old girl and shoot her in the back of the head when she has money in her hand to buy an orange juice, and then be absolved of your guilty verdict for manslaughter because you look a certain way (the girl “looked a certain way” too), it’s hard to deny the racial component of the trial outcome.
Are you sure you want to be on the side of shooting an unarmed 15 year old girl in the back of the head for absolutely no good reason?Are you sure about this? It looks to me the Korean lady was trying to check her bag for the stolen orange juice and the girl fought back. If you’re innocent, why not let them check the bag instead of throwing punches? I agree though she shouldn’t have shot the girl walking away but maybe she did feel threatened with the black eye she got. Also why is it when a kid gets killed, they are always an A HONOR ROLL STUDENT?
I get checked all the time leaving Walmart, I swear other folks don’t get checked like I do. Maybe I should start throwing punches too.
No, she shouldn't have been shot if she was shoplifting. It was wrong to shoot her, the lady should've just called the cops. The media seems to be portraying the 15 year old as a "good girl". Are we 100% sure she did not steal the orange juice? I'm not sure where folks think that just because someone has money, doesn't mean that they won't steal.Are you sure you want to be on the side of shooting an unarmed 15 year old girl in the back of the head for absolutely no good reason?
No, she shouldn't have been shot if she was shoplifting. It was wrong to shoot her, the lady should've just called the cops. The media seems to be portraying the 15 year old as a "good girl". Are we 100% sure she did not steal the orange juice? I'm not sure where folks think that just because someone has money, doesn't mean that they won't steal.
Where are you getting this from? Cancyou timestamp it? From what I saw of the video, it was the judge that says she knows who are criminals and the shooter was not a criminal so she lessened the verdict to probation instead.Dude. The woman didn't like black people. She thought we were all criminals. A literal racist! I don't like how you're suggesting she may have stolen something when she didn't have it on her person when she was killed by that racist
Where are you getting this from? Cancyou timestamp it? From what I saw of the video, it was the judge that says she knows who are criminals and the shooter was not a criminal so she lessened the verdict to probation instead.
"Did Mrs. Du react inappropriately? Absolutely. But was that reaction understandable? I think that it was." Karlin added, "this is not a time for revenge... and no matter what sentence this court imposes Mrs. Du will be punished every day for the rest of her life."
I’m still waiting on where you got this from. How about answering it first? Have you ever been a cashier at a convenience store?The Asian woman didn't like black people at all ..
I’m still waiting on where you got this from. How about answering it first? Have you ever been a cashier at a convenience store?
So you have no evidence that she is racist, you’re just assuming. You’ve never worked at a convenience store either. When I worked there for my parents, we watch everyone that comes to the store, not just African Americans like you think.It's all in the video. Her dismissive look after shooting Latasha Harlin.
And no I haven't. So she was justified for shooting her after 2 punches and WALKING away to LEAVE?! I know you said Harlin shouldn't have been shot if she was shoplifting but you seem to be continually trying to say Du was justified somehow to shoot her in the back BECAUSE she allegedly shoplifted.
So you have no evidence that she is racist, you’re just assuming. You’ve never worked at a convenience store either. When I worked there for my parents, we watch everyone that comes to the store, not just African Americans like you think.
Nope, my stance is she should’ve called the cops instead of shooting the kid. Nice try.
anyway back to OJ:
lmfao how did the prosecution or LAPD manage to fuck this up so bad. Homer Simpson could have successfully tried this case
To be fair, it sounds like LAPD may have done a bit of planting or other shit to damage their own credibility? I dunno, I’m definitely no expert on the case, but sounds like they had no need to do any of that shit but did it anyway because it was their MOThey had a ton of blood evidence. But when you got a jury that believed it was all planted, no amount of evidence was going to convict him.
anyway back to OJ:
lmfao how did the prosecution or LAPD manage to fuck this up so bad. Homer Simpson could have successfully tried this case
MFW the Chewbacca defense actually worked
IMO, there should be no juries. while a judge (some cases you hear about multiple judges, which I'm not sure why... maybe for major cases?) should makes the decision. He or she knows the law 100x better than any jury, is more logical, smarter, and should be less prone to dumb shit like wanting to go home early.Watching the ESPN documentary on Disney + in the background while working from home.
First time I see Nicole & Ron Goldman's crime scene pictures up close without censorship. Took me by surprise.
That gap in her neck is atrocious.
And that hole in Goldman's neck.
I close my eyes & they're tattooed in my mind.
Also juror #9 on why they only deliberated for 3 and a half hours:
"We had to go home".