From: Prien@aol.com
Date: May 01, 2006
Time: 12:37:59 AM
The prosecution didn't believe it was worth the time since it wasn't anything important regarding the fact that Simpson was the killer. The defense didn't believe it was worth the time either since they never talked about the red Toyota again. But what's not important to anyone in this case is prime fodder for another Prien fantasy. That's your forte. You search out insignificant meaningless information that no one else concerned themselves with and you create dumb fantasies with it. Good job Prien. Thanks. It's precisely because I focus on details that everyone else ignores that adds up to the mountain of evidence I have accumulated proving Simpson was framed. If the details didn't mean anything as you claim, why did Clark became practically hysterical when defense refused to stipulate the cops had found the car keys. And in support of their hearsay objection to Lange testifying that the owner identified the keys that the judge upheld so he never in fact was able to affirm it at all (pure hearsay garbage), Cochran pointed out they had no proof he drove the car there. Clark knew it, which is why she got hysterial when they refused to stipulate to it. Prien