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One aspect that always really confused me was that the prosecution seemed to totally forget about the whole part where when the police told OJ surrender he immediately left what sounded like a suicide note and fled on a big long car chase. I mean this was a guy who could afford the some of the best lawyers in the country and he just immediately assumes his life is over when he's charged with murders he didn't commit ? That just doesn't sound like how an innocent person would behave, but I never remember it ever being brought up during the actual trial.
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Ein cooler Typ posted:it's not admissible as evidence Ok that makes sense legally it couldn't be used as evidence, but couldn't they at least have brought it up in closing arguments ? Also, there is tons of precedence that invoking the 5th is done by innocent people and with good reason so I don't think thats a fair comparison. I am not aware of the same precedence or legal reasoning for rich people suicidally fleeing from charges they are innocent of.
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