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From: Jean
Date: 6/22/01
Time: 7:30:20 PM
I knew that OJ was innocent as soon as I saw the blood drops and shoe prints real early, I think just before the preliminary. I worked in a hospital and knew that blood from a finger from a tall person walking would not look this way.
About this time Geraldo had call ins. At least 2 nurses called in and said the blood was wrong. Shortly after, no more call ins.
The only way I could figure out the drops was by deliberately dropping them from an eye dropper or by a knife held close by the side tip down and dripping.
Dr. Lee tried to explain this but did not do that great a job. The blood drops defy physics and physiology.
Those blood drops have hung up many people who have not had the experience of wiping blood off the walls and floors of a hospital. Since they tested out as OJ's then I knew he was framed.
Since them I have only been concered with who framed him and who did the murder. So I saw the trial with a different prospective than those who were trying to decide his guilt.
Now I also have a background in psycology and from body language and voice tone, when Fuhrman said "The adrenalin starting flowing", I knew something wrong with him. But it took Jasper to show what it was.
The very fact that the blood was either from a knife in a left hand or planted, since OJ is right handed, it prooves his innocence.
The blood could only have been switched in the lab, unless by some manner they did get ahold of OJ's blood in advance.
The blood was there right after the murders and photographed. My best theory is that it came from the tip of a left handed murderer or ambidextreous murderer and when they saw the cut on OJ's left hand they jumped to the conclusion that it was his. They dug themselves a hole they could not get out of. The blood was tested on the 14th and would have tested Nicoles and or Rons.
Since they had dug a hole they swithched the swatches. That blood was never tested for EDTA. There is also a gap in the computer print outs that show when someone enters and leaves the lab in the early morning, I forgot like 4am or something on the night that Yamacuchi first tested the blood.
There is no reason in the world to have to account for OJ being at the scene. The gloves, hat and even shoes could have been OJ's and found at Nicoles. But more likely they were shoes and gloves were Jason's and the hat Jasons, Nicoles or the kids. Now the reason.
In OJ's bedroom was a seperate closet off his big closet. This was a ski closet that no one had been in for ages. Things in there belonged to OJ, Nicole and Jason. Now it first came out that the hat was a ski mask and Fuhman had it in his notes. If you are in a ski closet and pick up a folded or wadden up hat, in a hurry and fear of being caugt in it, then you might think it is a ski mask.
The most logical person, but not limited to him, to have stolen it would have been Shipp. He often went to OJ's uninvited and as a cop, he could easily have slipped the lock and by passed the alarm. He just had to find a time when no one was home. And if caught, he probably had an excuse for being in there. Thought he heard a noise in the house and was checking it out would have done it.