From: Jasper
Date: November 29, 2005
Time: 08:18 PM
Solitairea1, …Kato’s car is the dark gray one parked on Ashford. You can see this clearly in Parked Cars. The blue car is not specified it the testimony. It is just a generic vehicle to reflect what Park said about checking for traffic before he pulled out onto the street. It does not pull out in front of the limo. It was already going that way and the limo pulls out after it passes. Maybe I should separate the timing to make that clearer. ………The two vehicles of major interest here are on Rockingham, O.J.’s Bronco on the limo's right and the one parked on the limo's left. Park never identified the stationary vehicle on his right (the Bronco) as anything other than a visual “obstruction” of some kind. He did say that he saw a car on his left. He did not describe it and O.J. did not notice it. I painted it medium gray to indicate a car that no one would notice unless he or she had a good reason to as Allan Park did. ………..A nondescript vehicle stationed here is ideal for an observer inside of it to keep the Bronco in view and go to the place behind Kato’s bungalow where Kato reported the thumps by way of the Salinger’s driveway. I believe that Ron Shipp did both of those things. I don’t show it in the animation because the animation represents what happened after Kato got off the phone with Rachel Ferrara. ……….Kato’s Walk shows what is consistent with everyone’s testimony provided there was a 20 second gap in Park’s memory of seeing O.J. after he FIRST saw Kato and he actually saw O.J. two seconds before he lost sight of Kato going behind the garage. Park had no clear memory of seeing Kato move before he opened the Ashford gates. The recorded alternatives to this scenario are in Marcia’s Story 1 and 2 and Fuhrman’s Story. If you can think of a better one, Kato’s Walk should give you a good starting point to do it. Two Witnesses is a truncated version of Marcia’s Story 1 or 2 in a different view. –Jasper