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From: Miss Marple
Date: 6/28/01
Time: 9:59:14 PM
The honest limo driver - as the prosecution fondly labeled him - that alone made me wonder. Why was it so important to label a rather flaky person as such. I don't think he was dishonest, just that he got just about everything wrong and somehow had a stamina for holding on to what he had previously said. Remember in the Prelims when Shapiro made him agree to his first impression that OJ had been wearing a long coat when he first saw him cross the drive way. The defence didn't get back to that, even though OJ said he was wearing a dark bath roab when he went to the Bentley.
I never drove a strech limo, but the size of it makes me wonder about some of the moves he said he made that night. Do you really make a U-turn on a street like Ashford? And why? Why not back up instead after he saw the street number?
He said he had no instructions how to get there and what to do, which I find unusual. After all, he was going to drive a celebrity to the airport to catch a flight. It's hard to believe that he didn't ask the boss what to do, how to get there, didn't look at a map. Doesn't make sence.
Does anybody know if there is a street number by the Ashford gate? The mail box was by that gate, did it have an adress on it? Would that adress be the Rockingham adress?
Lots of questions. Miss Marple