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Originally Posted by PRDNME This situation scares the crap out of me and it should everyone else. We all know OJs history. Now they are offering "deals" to convicts, check their histories, to "get" OJ. This is retaliation justice. This case stinks to high heaven to begin with and is making a mockery of the judicial systme. Someone just happened to have a tape recorder going right when the bozos went in? Then sold their stories less than 24 hours later to a tabloid news source. Come on. So they have the word of convicted felons offered a great deal to "get" OJ and make everyone fell all warm and fuzzy for a murder trial gone bad. |
I can't imagine why this situation should scare anyone except criminals. Surely, you can't believe that OJ is being railroaded? He did it. If you hang around with sleazy felons, then you run the risk of being sold out. Not only is it not surprising that these kinds of people planned to cash in from the get go and turned when the going got rough, it's to be expected. There is no honor among thieves.
It may well be retaliation justice in the respect that this crime might not as been as strenuously prosecuted if it were committed by another criminal. You know, one who didn't make a mockery of the judicial system by writing a book confessing to the crime of which he was acquitted. Convicting OJ of any other crimes that he commits is fair enough. He should have quit while he was ahead.