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From: Jasper
Date: 9/4/00
Time: 1:08:00 PM
I cannot believe this. Even though they did air it they kept Luper real quiet because he was there when Wasz stated it was not O.J. Simpson, and so it came out that Kardashian may have ordered the hit but that O.J. was in on it. Can you believe the way they twist this story. He orders a hit and puts his blood at the scene. What for? To lose everything? Sheesh. Kariana.
Kari,
One could always argue that Simpson was double-crossed or the blood evidence was planted by police or lab technicians who had nothing to do with the murders themselves. That's what bothers me about the whole issue of Wasz and Kardashian. The idea that Kardashian ordered a hit on Nicole fits in too well with plausible explanations of how O.J. could have done it after all and plausible support for a drug hit theory. Both explanations put Mark Fuhrman in the clear. I can't comment too much on this now because I haven't read Joe Bosco's article, yet and I know how much work he put into it. But with all the work I've put into Iago and The Smoking Gun I KNOW Fuhrman did it and the Wasz/Kardashian connection smells an awful lot like a read herring to me.
I'm not saying that there was no connection between Wasz and Kardashian. I'm not even saying that Wasz is lying about what went on between them; I don't know either man and I don't know enough about Wasz from enough independent sources to judge his credibility for myself. I am saying this: Whether Wasz is lying or telling the truth about what was said and done in his presence, it could all be part of a setup to cover the real killer's tracks in case something went wrong.
According to James Willwerth in "Lawrence Schiller's" American Tragedy, Robert Kardashian was the only one close to O.J. to verify the fact that O.J. often hand little cuts on his fingers which, as O.J. said, were "no big deal." That observation of his at the time he made it does not square with someone trying to set up O.J. It does square with that notion of O.J. and Kardashian working together. When I first read about Bosco's story late last year or early this year on J. Neil Schulman's web site that was the fist thing that popped into my head. I feared then, as I fear now, that the O.J. link to Kardashian is one of the big reasons Joe Bosco took Wasz seriously. Now that I can contact Mr. Bosco directly - thanks to Pat V - I'm going to ask him about that. Wouldn't it be great if he agreed to an online interview with us? Keith says it can be done. We'll see. --Jasper