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From: Jasper
Date: 9/4/00
Time: 2:02:57 PM
Kari,
I have an entirely different take on the suicide letter than you have.
O.J. was definitely at risk of killing himself. He had a loaded gun and a hundred and one reasons to use it on himself. The first duty of a suicidal man's friend is to get him to change his mind. Kardashian's reading of that letter to the whole world put as much pressure on O.J. to live as there was beforehand for him to off himself. Every step of the way, Kardashian acted as a true friend even at the risk of appearing to be an accomplice to the murders O.J. was accused of committing (It was Kardashian who took O.J.'s bags).
Only when the DNA evidence seemed to put O.J.'s blood on Bundy and Goldman's blood in the Bronco did Kardashian appear to have doubts about O.J.'s innocence. He and AC banged their heads together trying to figure that one out and neither of them could do it. The only way any of that makes sense is if it was an act, in which case he and O.J. were in on it together or Kardashian's intent was to kill Nicole without implicating his friend. Again, I have to read that article before I make up my mind. --Jasper