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Gonz posted:I was 11 years old when this happened, on summer vacation with my family in Florida at my grandparents' house. As a dumbass 14-year-old my first reaction was literally "BUT WHAT ABOUT THE NAKED GUN MOVIES" FUCKFACE MORON fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Jun 17, 2016 |
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sam bradford lmao posted:As a dumbass 14-year-old my first reaction was literally "BUT WHAT ABOUT THE NAKED GUN MOVIES" Once the 'holy poo poo' had worn off after that Bronco chase this was definitely my first reaction.
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Jun 17, 2016 20:28
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These are some brutal photos.
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Jun 18, 2016 02:13
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i still can't get over this entire thing being nationally televised.
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Jun 18, 2016 02:27
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Where is it, Mr. Fung?
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swickles posted:These are some brutal photos. Dude exactly what I thought. Holy poo poo. Like drat. loving blood everywhere. Showing the body pics. Jesus.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:01
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Darden should have never practiced law ever again after that
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Jun 18, 2016 03:07
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Dunno if I should spoiler or not but they literally show Nicole's almost severed neck at one point so you might want to watch out for that. Now I know what a person's airway looks like 
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Vertical Lime posted:Darden should have never practiced law ever again after that I feel bad for Darden, dude was a rookie who was brought in only because he was black. Dude got kicked around at every point.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:08
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Peter Hyams got to include the word of the summer in his interview, glad we got that in there. The story is relevant to this day. ESPN announced tonight that tonight's showing will be the only time this will be broadcast on television with the photos completely shown.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:18
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oh god damnit that loving photo why.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:20
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drat, that was some super murder. Like, each person had 2-3 distinct injuries that alone are mortal.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:21
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Oh boy, it's racist shithead cop time
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Jun 18, 2016 03:25
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Getting stabbed to death and dragged around would be a rough way to go out. Jesus rolling up on that as an investigator. Also my boss thinks OJ is innocent.
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Jun 18, 2016 03:26
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Cochran invoking Hitler before it was commonplace to do that Sick
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Jun 18, 2016 03:58
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My favorite part has been: "OJ hated Buffalo. It was like getting sent off to Siberia..."
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Vertical Lime posted:Cochran invoking Hitler before it was commonplace to do that I would have loved to hear the phone call that night between Cochran and Shapiro.
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Poonerman posted:oh god damnit that loving photo why. What is this? The TFF Survivor Discussion thread??
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Jun 18, 2016 04:09
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So does anyone have an explanation for my earlier question like what was the context in which that cop started yelling friend of the family a bunch. he was getting interviewed for a movie script, which I don't know why it was him but w/e, and he just started throwing friend of the family around?
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Jun 18, 2016 04:20
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 Yeah I must have totally missed this part. Also I forgot OJ was attempting suicide during the Bronco chase.
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Scionix posted:So does anyone have an explanation for my earlier question The first utterance was when he was trying to cheat lapd into granting him a pension. The second series was when he was being interviewed by someone who like wanted a realistic portrayal of cops and he claims he was acting over the top racist for "dramatic" purposes. fsif posted:Hardly anyone—including Bills fans—would associate the name “OJ Simpson” with the player that rushed for 2000 yards before they would with the man in the white Bronco. It sort of implicitly states that his on-field contributions were more important than his off-the-field actions. It's just really tasteless. His on field accomplishments are separated from his personal life. Let's say an author wrote a masterpiece but later we found out he had some racist views or did something criminal. Do we not acknowledge that he wrote the book or do we retroactively burn every copy of that book? If we take O.J.s name down it doesn't suddenly mean he didn't rush for 2,000 yards. I get why people feel that way, I'm just saying for me it's easy for me to separate the young football player from the middle aged murderer. Probably there are some people who were pretty damned lovely in the Hall of Fame. pasaluki fucked around with this message at 05:10 on Jun 18, 2016 |
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pasaluki posted:The first utterance was when he was trying to cheat lapd into granting him a pension. The second series was when he was being interviewed by someone who like wanted a realistic portrayal of cops and he claims he was acting over the top racist for "dramatic" purposes. yeah the first one is just like I was just having a hard time wrapping my head around the context for the tape recordings. also has there ever been a crime/justice docu where jurors didn't come off as incredibly dumb assholes e:also I never really like whitewashing people from history, we can put our big boy pants on and recognize OJ simpson was a historically good football player while also a murderer and megolomaniac
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Scionix posted:also has there ever been a crime/justice docu where jurors didn't come off as incredibly dumb assholes The jurors were dumb, witless fucks, but the prosecution was somehow even worse.
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Scionix posted:So does anyone have an explanation for my earlier question Maybe she gave him signals that she is okay with it, racists will open up rather quickly if you are seen as sympathetic.
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pasaluki posted:The jurors were dumb, witless fucks, but the prosecution was somehow even worse. litigators don't really like having intelligent juries
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Yeah having a court room of your peers when racial tensions were real bad at the time in LA probably doesn't work out well....
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Smart people don't get locked into a 6month job that pays 10 bucks a day and has them isolated from interacting with the world all that time.
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Scionix posted:e:also I never really like whitewashing people from history, we can put our big boy pants on and recognize OJ simpson was a historically good football player while also a murderer and megolomaniac No one is advocating removing him from the record books—the question is specifically about his name on the Bills Wall of Fame. The criteria for inclusion is already capricious; some white collar Ralph Wilson lackey named Pat McGroder is on the drat thing. It's not a historical document. But oops, my pants, these are not the big boy ones.. pasaluki posted:His on field accomplishments are separated from his personal life. Let's say an author wrote a masterpiece but later we found out he had some racist views or did something criminal. Do we not acknowledge that he wrote the book or do we retroactively burn every copy of that book? If we take O.J.s name down it doesn't suddenly mean he didn't rush for 2,000 yards. I get why people feel that way, I'm just saying for me it's easy for me to separate the young football player from the middle aged murderer. Probably there are some people who were pretty damned lovely in the Hall of Fame.
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Carl Douglas should be interviewed for all courtroom documentaries.Scionix posted:also has there ever been a crime/justice docu where jurors didn't come off as incredibly dumb assholes "I don't respect any woman who takes a beating" is such a loving depressing sentiment.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Carl Douglas should be interviewed for all courtroom documentaries. From a woman too 
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She also blamed her for staying in the relationship as if she didn't get divorced.
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I wish I would get picked for jury duty on a crazy murder case. I want to be sequestered for half a year and then write a book and retire.
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For some reason the thing that affected me most so far in this documentary was Ron Shipp getting choked up about the first homicide he covered. Just to see something so horrible and for it to still hit you like that all these years later ugh
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Ehud posted:For some reason the thing that affected me most so far in this documentary was Ron Shipp getting choked up about the first homicide he covered. Yeah, despite being a cop he comes off as about the only honest person in all of this. And OJ smeared the poo poo out of him on tv in court 
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Jun 18, 2016 17:44
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I was thinking, who does come off looking good in all this? Because there is only like one or two really so far.
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Jun 18, 2016 17:48
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somehow the district attorney doesn't come off as a cartoon villain, which is an accomplishment
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If your talking about that cop who broke down then yeah. I think he generally was OJs boy. And was like dude what the gently caress did you do?!?!?
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Jun 18, 2016 17:53
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So this is before my cognizant time. How can one be found not guilty for murder but guilty in civil court for murder?
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Top Hats Monthly posted:So this is before my cognizant time. How can one be found not guilty for murder but guilty in civil court for murder? Different legal requirements. In criminal trial you need "beyond reasonable doubt". In civil you only need a "preponderance of evidence". You could even rephrase that to a more football friendly "more likely than not".
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I know that much but it does kinda feel like murder is an on/off switch. The legal system is fascinating
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