Faun
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Nope, the jury had reasonable doubt.Nope, the jury reached the proper decision. They were instructed to acquit if there was any doubt — and OJ’s defense team did a masterful job of injecting doubt.
If they were instructed to acquit for "ANY DOUBT" then the judge was grossly wrong. A reasonable doubt is NOT the same as "any doubt".
Yes, OJ had a multi-million dollar defense team. They also hired a multi-million dollar trial consulting firm. Something unavailable to the prosecution.
The now-canceled TV show Bull was loosely based on Dr. Phill McGraw. He started an incredibly successful trial consulting firm.
The OJ jury was trying to settle scores
Much worse will come now with totally unrqual justice
Key evidence was the glove found on OJ’s property.
When the cop who found the glove was asked:
Q: “Detective Fuhrman did you plant or manufacture evidence in this case?”
His answer, astonishingly, was:
A: “I assert my fifth amendment privilege.”
That was the moment the state lost their case.
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