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From: Jasper
Date: 7/14/03
Time: 10:51:58 PM
Remote Name: 68.73.197.24
John,
You’re not doing this to make me look good, are you? This is a logic problem. Like all tough logic problems most people fail to solve it because they fail to see why questions like the ones you posed are relevant – and WILL NOT let anyone tell them.
Where the detective were headed and why was relevant when you thought you could use my speculation that Fuhrman called Phillip back to Kato’s door when he and Lange went past it, to show that I pegged it to something that wasn’t true. You used statements by Vannatter and Lange to prove I was wrong about where Arnelle took the detectives (my point was they lied). When I found the information that showed I was right, without relying on Kato’s testimony, the issue started to become less important to you.
Where Gigi stayed on Rockingham wasn’t important to anybody for years. Nobody cared because it wasn’t relevant to anything they wanted to learn or to show. That’s why it’s so difficult to find information on the subject today.
It’s important now because you claim that Kato is the murderer and I say it’s Fuhrman. It’s important today because you say that Kato manipulated the events that led Fuhrman to discover the bloody glove and because I say it was the other way around. I say that Fuhrman caused the detectives to stop at Kato’s door by falsely claiming to see someone inside. Lange said Fuhrman was the first to announce someone inside. . Fuhrman said it was Phillips. You said that Kato intentionally made himself visible to any of the detectives. Is there a way to KNOW who was right?
Yes.
The order of travel (Phillips, Lange, Fuhrman Vannatter) tells you where Phillips and Lange were headed when the column stopped. The only logical reason for Phillips not stopping at the first bungalow was if he thought he had a better reason to go to the last one. The only logical reason for Lange to follow him past that door is if he thought the same thing Phillips did.
Where Westec expected Gigi to be that morning (operating on the old news that Michelle, the live-in maid stayed there) is important because it allows us to take some speculation of the events that led Fuhrman to Kato’s room and replace them with facts. If and objective fact proves that Fuhrman lied about being the first to call attention to Kato in a long series of moves that got him in the door and left him there alone with Kato it follows that he is not a good witness to show by his word that Kato lied about anything.
Where Gigi (and Michelle) stayed when O.J. was out of town is the peg that holds up the truth where Lange’s word conflicts with Fuhrman’s, Kato ‘s word conflicts with Fuhrman’s and Arnelle’s testimony conflicts with Lange’s Vannatter’s and Phillips’. It allows us stop speculating and know the truth. –Jasper