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From: Jasper
Date: 4/19/02
Time: 11:25:09 PM
Here are two 4/11 refugees from the dark pit of cyberspace that I'd like to bring to this board. The first one gives me an opportunity to show off the work I've been doing with our ready-access database project.
I think I've figured out the basic architecture. I started with a picture I snapped from a recording of the O.J. criminal trial on E! TV showing the photo Ron Fischman took of O.J. and Sydney at the recital. Sydney, by the way, is wearing the cowgirl outfit she wore in the dance routine. It's a pretty crude image (the system automatically reduces the quality by 25 percent to speed up the load time) but you can see enough to know what's going on.
O.J.'s clothes are the ones you should look at when you read Vannatter and Lange's questions about what he was wearing. Note that they hand already asked him a bunch of questions about the Bronco that they knew the answer to before they set foot inside the Rockingham estate. To see the photo, click on "High Points" above the Wagner link. Then click Fact-Fiction-Speculation and you'll see it.
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Re: the bracelet and the ear rings--MMarple Iago Discussin in Progress2
From: Jolana
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Miss Marple:-
It's clear that they indeed had more info from the Browns and Kato than they had indicated.
As Jasper notes in a recent post, their questions were very focused and were signed to lead O.J. to indicate motive, means, opportunity or to just catch him in a lie.
To be able to do that, they must've had rec'd more info from the Browns before the interview.
This also shows that O.J. was a suspect almost immediately after the murders.
Jolana
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Re: Fuhrman's Theory/Brentwood Book
From: Miss Marple Date: 4/11/02 Time: 11:32:11 AM
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One of my favorite sillynesses (I have many) in Fuhrman's Hypothesis is when after the killings, the discarding of the knife, the striking of the fence, the lodging of the piece of wood into the front of his car he is now "Out of control and remembering he has a flight to catch".
Only Fuhrman could be that cold.
Miss Marple