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From: Jasper
Date: 3/27/01
Time: 6:56:54 PM
Kari,
I cannot imagine where you got the idea that I said Fuhrman had to guarantee that Kato went behind the guesthouse. I don't believe that. I have never believed that and I have never said that. I have never hinted at it. I have repeatedly said that I did not say it. I repeated my repetition of that message in my last post.
The idea works against everything I did write and directly contradicts some of the strongest evidence there is in favor of O.J. and against Fuhrman - evidence that took me months of concentrated study and work to research and develop. Kato IS O.J.'s alibi and Mark Fuhrman's worst nightmare. If I can get anyone to look at what I did say and the diagrams I drew on pages 480-482 of Iago to support it (a few hundred hours of maddeningly difficult work), O.J. is in the clear and Fuhrman is in hot water. One of them is a liar and the lair has to be the killer.
Since 1997 I've been saying the same thing. Iago has been online since 1998 most of it is in there (althogh the page numbers are probably different). What I didn't say in Iago I've said on this board again and again and again, and again….
I said the thumps guaranteed that FUHRMAN would have an excuse for going behind the guesthouse no matter who heard or felt them. If it hadn't been Kato it would have been the maid or Arnelle. I said Kato wasn't supposed be home but the maid was, and the original plan had to have been built around her anticipated response to the thumps. I said that no one could guarantee what anyone else would do and the artificial nature of the thumps guaranteed that anyone who honestly reported what happened could easly be made to sound like a liar if necessary. I said that Kato's actions were unpredictable because they were irrational and the person who orchestrated the thumps was put at a big disadvantage by what he did it. I said that the only way Fuhrman could guarantee that it was safe for Roberts to plant the glove where Fuhrman would find it was to talk to Kato and find out what he actually did.
Sorry Kari, but I don't know how to make it any clearer than that. The best way to follow it is to get the book. You already have it, but you have to open it up when you discuss this subject, slow down when you read those pages, STUDY the pictures and follow the dotted line. --Jasper