Notorious Stalker Acquitted for Murder to Punish Racist Police Department | O.J. Simpson Analysis
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OJ vowed he would find the murderer of his wife and he was successful. He saw the murderer everytime he looked in the mirror.
She's still alive, she changed her identity to Megyn Kelly. Like how Bill Hicks became that tub of lard.
@@JeffreyAllanBackowskithey do look very similar, both gorgeous. Nicole would be 65 next month, so sad
bitter, bitter. That is your projection. Your sick mind makes you believe that.
@@JeffreyAllanBackowskitake a look at the crime photos
Some video posited that his son did it. I find that hard to believe.
“… he was cold, callous, self centered, grandiose, impulsive, irresponsible, sadistic, immature, vindictive, insecure, petty, angry, violent, jealous, creepy, remorseless, and had a sense of entitlement.”
Now, THAT’S a “bad actor”.
This is not true. But, I am not surprised you think this way. We Black people do not care. For us, he is still our HEROE.
I'm convinced Grande is racist
@@paulawhitehead7321 what's a "heroe"? Is that kinda like a hero?
@@paulawhitehead7321 That indicates you are a racist yourself, RACIST!
Was he raised by a single mother?
Nuff said..
I'm not an American but i just recently discovered this case and the thing that stood out to me was how tribal humans can be. When he was acquited, the response from total strangers was too emotional. On one hand, white women were crying and trembling with rage, on the other, black people were cheering as if someone discovered a cure for cancer. The fact that the trial was watched by an unprecedented 150 million people indicates this case was more special to Americans than any other murder case. It really is a case study of human nature and the danger of tribal "us vs them" mentality, which we see everyday, but was really brought to the forefront by this case.
Thank you, friend. Your analysis is spot on and extremely observant. We have a harder time seeing this phenomena in ourselves, I think.
Uh you mean the presence of tribalism among blacks vs itd absence among whites who stupidly thought they lived in a "multicultural" country of equals
You are spot on, excellent comment. And healthy to understand people from this perspective as you can simultaneously empathize with peoples’ perspective and understand why they think or act a certain way even in the face of being factually incorrect
This was back when white women were sane. Nowadays they would probably be cheering as well and trying to somehow blame white men.
Yes. And you can't change nature.
This case was one of the biggest miscarriages of justice ever.
Emmitt Till
@@my98-ot7jj Well you certainly have an excellent point there.
@@my98-ot7jj Both cases were miscarriages of justice. Fuck both juries.
Trail of Tears
These folks acting like they haven't been getting away with murder for ages. It's ridiculous
At least O.J. can rest peacefully now that the killer of his wife is dead 💀
Rest peacefully???? lol I doubt it!
@@kandi_canel.5730 Yeah, he's being reincarnated as we speak. lol
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You stole this from another OJ post. Lame...
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I would like to think 🤔
I would charge OJ as well of indirectly contributing to the money and fame of the Kardashians. At least 30 years.
Exactly 💯
Lmao 😂
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Possibly an even worse crime.
Agreed
Tell us what you really think about OJ, Dr. Grande. 😂 “He was cold, callous, self-centered, grandiose, impulsive, irresponsible, sadistic, immature, vindictive, insecure, petty, angry, violent, jealous, creepy, remorseless and had a send of entitlement.”
I’ve never heard a more accurate description of a narcissist in my life.
He forgot sociopath
I followed this case closely never really understood why he was acquitted with overwhelming evidence. If it's true that jury made the decision to aquit due to LA cops and Rodney King case
then unjust was done to Nicole, Ron and their families.
Just reading down the list of narcissistic tendencies lol. Reading about OJ the man before the murders proves all of that too IMO.
@@coreencasey5109 I think that can be inferred from the other descriptors lol
@@coreencasey5109and psychopathic
I was in high school when the verdict was read. In my class all the white, Asian, and Mexican students were quiet. The black students were clapping and throwing a party. It was a bizarre experience and eye opening.
American justice and American politics are almost completely about revenge now.
From what I've heard, that does not surprise me.
Same here - I was in 6th period French class. The classroom was silent while there was whooping and hollering down the hallway.
Yes it was a strange reaction for sure it was as if they didn't care that he did it because he was Black and he should get away with it.
@HectorGonzalez-fz6ws Please study America's history on racism which still systemically exist
His lawyers said he was a good father, but a good father does not abuse the children’s mother! Thank you for your opinion on this Dr. Grande!
What type of “good father”, leaves his nearly decapitated wife, and butchered friend for his children to potentially find? This was the only thing that had me convinced at the beginning that he was innocent. I was heartbroken when I watched the trial and saw that he did indeed put them in that position. A monster.
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@@TheBerkeleyBeauty what? A killer will usually do whatever it takes to avoid getting caught, leaving a corpse for their children to find would barely even register for most.
This is how the Kardashians all begun.
El Chapo was a good father 🙄
😂 "in activity he referred to as acting"
"Unwilling to give the divorce a try and decided to reconcile"😂
His dry humor is unique. Love it!
“Activity referred to as acting” ☠️ 😂😂😂
And the dead pan delivery sends it.
After his so called career as an actor, OJ was convincing at being a stalker
Dr. Grande can throw shade with the best of them.
It isn't every day we take the side of the cancer.
😂 so true!
**people demanding justice**
Karma: sit down, I got this.
"Engaging in an activity he referred to as acting."
Savage.
😂😂😂😂😂
‘He was married at time but he refused to let that slow down his love life…’ 💀
My family is probably speculating why I am hiding in the bathroom for the next 14 mins n 57 seconds
As long as they are not diagnosing. Enjoy! 😀
😂 my mom does that when I’m just trying to watch a video in peace.
just a reminder , i am not diagnosing anyone in this video , instead I am looking at the effects of what 15 mins on a porcelain seat can do to ones backside 😂
Are you not allowed to be on UA-cam?
They might think you’re a druggie though.. or wanking lol
"One thing was for sure. He would not die from cancer. On April 10, 2024 O.J. Simpson died from cancer," Hahaha, classic Doc G.
He wasn’t judged by a jury if his peers. His peers were in Brentwood, not south central. Nobody, not even the prosecution, could tell this man “no.”
That is absolutely correct. Dr grande missed this. That is the real point
There was supposedly some thing he said in the back of the police car as they left Brentwood that infamous night that I wouldn't repeat but never forgot and anyone else who did wouldn't likely either it tells a lot real lot
@@brewcrew5854Bogus. why won’t you tell it if it’s true? You think OJ will rise up out of his grave and send his cop friends to get you?
@@clevelandplonsey7480 no sorry for confusing statement on my part it was a racist comment and I always remember it from some show way back I wish I remember the name of it
I didnt want to actually repeat it
Mark vermin was a Racist
There's a story of OJ in high school and a group of boys in high school were brought into the principal's office by a teacher to face punishment for some school infraction. The teacher left and OJ turned and walked towards the door. The principal asked OJ where he was going. OJ answered that he was helping the teacher haul these guys into your office and left and so escaped any consequences for his actions. Escaping consequences became a life time habit for OJ.
I love the Family Guy episode where OJ moved into town. The entire episode was basically trying to show him as a sympathetic character and at the end when a mob forms to go after him, he gives an impassioned speech about not being perfect and wins over the crowd... before suddenly stabbing a few people and running off. Then it ends with Peter just casually saying "Oh, I guess he did do it."
Or the scene where Brian has a black roommate watching the verdict and they react differently when it's announced.
Some peeps got it right!
haha didn't see it but will look it up⚛😀
There is a rumor that in the early 1980s when the movie, "Terminator," had been greenlit, Simpson's name was brought up as a possibility for the title role. As the story goes, James Cameron dismissed the idea feeling that OJ would not be convincing as a cold blooded killing machine.
Well shit 😅
Is that true? What an actor after all....he should rot in hell just for Mr Goldman, endless purgatory for Nicole who wasn't the brightest of ex's knowing how angry/jealous he could get....
@@nomadscavenger it's true that it's a rumor; I first heard about it some time ago (probably 15-20 years ago) from a person I know who does have some hollywood insider knowledge. Whether or not the rumor is actually true, I could only speculate.
Not true. Get your information right.
Well I'll be damned...🤔.
First I blamed him. Now I blame the jury for condoning such heinous acts!
There's plenty of blame to go around ...and imagine if Nicole hadn't been an adulteress...she'd probably still be alive.
FYI: White women are many times more likely to be the victim of domestic violence and murder when they "choose" a Black partner over a White partner...but we don't talk about this.
I've said on a jury. It's very different when you are a juror and have to follow the law before deciding on a verdict. You cannot go on emotion.
@@cannedheat300 That jury went on Emotion and decided to acquit.
There are videos of an O.J. Simpson juror admitting 90% of the Jury knew he killed Nicole and Ron, but let him off for revenge for Rodney King's beating.
For those who do not know the Rodney King story. Rodney (black) was high AF. chased by police as he sped 90 mph through a residential area with two passengers, he refused to pull over because he was a felon on parole for robbery. The cops cornered him, and his 2 passengers gave up peacefully. King decided to charge the cops, the cop's tasers were ineffective so the cops gave him a wood shampoo.
Four cops were acquitted of the beating, so a certain demographic got pissed and burned down parts of Los Angles, BLM-style.
@@cannedheat300 the OJ Simpson jury did NOT follow the law. There was absolutely zero reasonable doubt that OJ was guilty based on the evidence presented to them. They chose to let a man they knew was a double murderer go free and let two victims' families suffer even more merely because they were angry at what some other LAPD officers did in a completely unrelated case three years prior to them entering the deliberation room. The jurors have the blood of two innocent victims on their hands and probably deserve the same fate as the defendant in that case.
Poor Ron... Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time, just simply being a nice guy and returning Nicole's mom glasses that she had dropped outside the restaurant where he worked, earlier that evening. Destiny can be so evil sometimes...
Let's be clear, nobody is perfect and there is no problem with people having a drug problem or those possibly selling drugs to said people with a drug problem.
Alternative theory of the Nicole Brown Simpson & Ron Goldman murders | Mezzaluna + Drugs
Not to mention, he could have escaped, but he tried to save Nicole.
@@esteemedmortal5917Yeah, and sadly ppl don't remember this aspect of the crime.,.. they remember OJ.
I thought Ron was actually dating her as well.
Took a bit longer than expected, but OJ finally got the death penalty.
Huh? You do know he was going to die at some point in time right?? It’s literally how humans are . Life/death. How is that the “death penalty”? lol it’s like the Dr. Grande comment section tries to be witty like him and it barely works
And now there is finally justice for Ron and Nicole.
He lived a full life .
He lived long enough to prove to the world he was a bad guy that didn’t deserve the breaks he got.
Next up Casey Anthony!
The police department that never arrested him for abuse?
The very same..
They were incredibly inept. It almost seems they were on his side.
They had arrested him before. This was before the Domestic Violence Act, signed by Bill Clinton, when they weren't required to arrest you.
Right, because he was a celebrity.
Wealth makes a huge difference 😞
As they say though ‘you can’t take it with you’
Let’s not forget he was also the author of “If I Did It”, in which he describes how he, hypothetically, killed Nicole and Ron Goldman.
"hypothetically" 😏
@@ember1794 Yeah. Barbara Walters called it the most chilling thing she had ever read. When you consider her long career in journalism, that’s a lot of “ever” it was competing with.
That book is utterly deranged. Should be taught in abnormal psych classes for decades. HIGHLY recommend reading it - a glimpse into the mind of a psychopath.
Which was an utterly disgusting thing to do.
I watched the interview with him the behavior panel analysed - disgusting how he was giggling/chuckling throughout parts of it, probably partly from tension, but still - he also keeps switching from this "hypothetical" perpetrator to "I"/first person
RIP Nicole and Ron 😢
Damn straight Dr. Grande. Not that you are diagnosing anyone who got away with murder. But your not-diagnosis is scathing and, in my opinion, extremely accurate 😏
Did any of you personally know OJ or witnessed him committing those acts which he was acquitted, found not guilty? These speculations are just simply opinions based on second hand information.
Best comment yet! @InvisibleWarrior279
@cnwil4594 you crazy
@@cnwil4594 DNA evidence……
Not guilty!
I wonder who will now search for the real killer after O.J.‘s relentless hunt has now been cut short.
Emmitt Till
??? What??
Jason Simpson
At the time it was such a glaring absurdity that the race card kept getting used as it remained silent that this man was never arrested, put on trial or served time after repeatedly beating his wife, nor was crimes against women/wives ever brought into the conversation during the trial where his wife was murdered and her heartbreaking 911 calls were played as nauseam throughout those months. No outrage shown when it came to injustice against mothers and wives.
Yeah it was shocking...what, to prove some kind of completely irrelevant * In This Case* point about racial prejudice. ? LAPD is still on trial make no mistake.
That’s all they ever do is play that card.. even though it’s obvious they’ve had more privilege than us even back then.. let alone now. So.. sooo tired of hearing about it.
Who's they 😂@@darthsilversith667
@@darthsilversith667 Aww, poor you
@@MsOrganicBlack You’ll be singing a different tune here soon. Yall done overplayed your hand
The only thing I recall about the OJ saga is that it was once possible to reach 50 mph on the 405.
No, they were going like 15, so probably no change there.
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"Hey! That's my lucky stabbin' hat!" -Norm Macdonald, R.I.P.
Love Norm Mac Donald, he said it like it was!!😢 Rest in heavenly peace Norm MacDonald MISS YOUR wonderful humor!!
this one always gets me
I love how OJ's death has resulted in remembrances of Norm instead of OJ
Dr grande speaks the truth. The jury should be ashamed of themselves
Agreed. Criminal, what they alone permitted.
Fat chance.
"If he don't fit the casket, you must use the shit-basket."
Bitter, bitter, bitter. Your mind is so sick. But, we are not surprised. Racism exists, and you just reassure it.
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Don't quit your day job.
lol that was funny 😂😂😂😂
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I heard his cancer is writing a book called "If I did it"
Living for this comment! Bravo! 👏👏👏
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Classic!
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Thanks ... my dinner is all over the table ... thanks to you.
"one thing for sure, he was not gonna die from cancer… on April 10 2024, OJ Simpson died from cancer." I am deceased 💀
You too?
@@user-yu8ur9yi9e mf took me to the grave with him.
So is he
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That part 😂😂
I was in an abusive relationship at the time n was glued to my TV watching the trial. I felt vulnerable n hopeless upon hearing OJ got off. I was sickened. Afterwards, Tom Gordon made a remark to the effect of just how defenseless n helpless, etc. this verdict will make women feel. Those words made me realize why I was so upset with the verdict and why it affected me so much. I hung onto those words, feeling so relieved that some do understand n why I felt the way I did.
Damn, Dr. Grande gave OJ ALL the adjectives. lol
He forgot a piece of garbage
@@jimmynobody3461 That a noun lol
I mean Dr. Grande said “ finish him “ 😂 wish I could say as calm as he does while dismantling a topic !
After the acquittal, I wonder if any of the 'dream-team' would have been happy for OJ to marry one of their own daughters?
They knew what he was capable of, and I think they had to be at least a little afraid. After they set him loose back into society.
I'm pretty sure Kardashian didn't want him to marry Khloe.
I remember the look on Bob Kardashian's face when the verdict was read. He looked shocked and disgusted at the same time. Like he knew OJ did it and could not believe OJ got off. It verified to me that OJ did it. I was a work and my employer wheeled in TV's for the reading of the verdict. The black employees jumped up from their desks and cheered like they won the lottery. Carried on for 10 mins.I am talking about an office of a major company over 300people. It was a disgusting display. The white people were silent and shook their heads and went back to work. I live in Atlanta.
@@elizabethmadron1336you can even see it in the photo they showed right after the verdict was announced. Your description is spot on.
Great question
“He engaged in an activity he referred to as acting”
Ha ha ha you’re killing me Dr. G.
I agree completely with DrGrande’s assessment of OJ’s character
Is there ever any doubt, reasonable or otherwise.
OJ low key the scariest member of that childhood street gang
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Lmao why is those so accurate and hilarious 😂😂
"Well its now official... MURDER is now legal in the State of California"
Damn I miss that crazy guy lol
Norm McDonald everyone!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
From Hertz to hurse.
"I would take a bullet for Nicole." = O.J. Man, doesn't that stink when the one guy who would take a bullet for you.....kills you.?
Norm was a funny guy.
"Hey, careful -- that's my lucky stabbing hat!"
I'll never forget watching the verdict being delivered live on TV while in my 5th grade class room. All the black kids cheered.
OJ was their hero, he was their role model. I bet most of them are now behind bars ... as in too poor to hire dream team caliber lawyers.
I bet I know where they are now because they could not afford OJs lawyers,
@@Tiglath-PileserXIXis that where your dad is?
Guess they were tired of being falsely accused.
He didn’t just get off because they wanted to punish the police department. He also got off because he was a “hero”, an athlete, an actor, famous, rich, and a black man.
Oh yeah, his dream team lawyers, “If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” Never underestimate a good slogan. Additionally, the jury was also part of his dream team.
Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about someone who searched for the murderer of his wife and a bystander on every golf course in the nation like this. Such was his dedication.
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I yelled at the TV when Marcia Clark had OJ try on the gloves while he was wearing rubber gloves. HOW STUPID! Clearly, she never wore rubber gloves and never understood the friction they provided to block OJ from putting on his murder gloves.
that was Chris Darden's mistake. Marcia was against it and tried to talk him out of it without success.
Christopher Darden had him try on the gloves. Marcia Clark was opposed to the idea.
That wasn't Marcia...
That was all Dardin!
Chris Darden, one of the most notorious diversity hire mistakes in modern American history.
"While golfing in Scotland, OJ Simpson faced heavy criticism for spending the first Mother's Day away from his children since Nicole's murder.
An angry Simpson replied,"
_'Hey, idiots!_
_I didn't spend Mother's Day away from my children because I killed their mother...'_
-Norm Macdonald (SNL Weekend Update)
The look on Robert Kardashians face when the verdict is in, tells everything 🥺
He likely thought his client was cooked; he was wrong.
it is my worst nightmare to end up a subject of one of Dr. Grande's videos!
Because you would have committed a crime, or because the doctor trolled you?
The good Doctor does not troll.
He's precise, articulate and shows deference to the subject matter.
Unless you're from New Jersey of course.
You one of those intrusive simulated shower argument things with him did you?😂
Leather Gloves wet with blood shrink.
He also had a condition where his hands would swell. His team advised him not to take his meds so that the gloves wouldn't fit properly...
Leather gloves, wet with anything shrink.
Like Ross and the leather pants
@@TheBerkeleyBeautyyep but the blood tied him to the crime.
He was also wearing latex gloves beneath
Dr. Grande's voice is so calming and soothing! Love his ability to disect people's personalities and behavior!
"He was cold, callous, self-centered, grandiose, impulsive, irresponsible, sadistic, immature, vindictive, insecure, petty, angry, violent, jealous, creepy, remorseless, and had a sense of entitlement." But aside from that, he wasn't a bad guy.
To this day, after these years and all the information that is available, an acquaintance of mine still thinks he is completely innocent and that the police planted all the evidence.
Just boggles my mind.
There is no additional information except that people have taken it as a fact. The restaurant where Goldman worked was a known drug dealing hotspot and it is also possible that it could have been a drug hit. Regardless, you don't know as you didn't see anything. He could have done it and he might not have done it as well.
Well OJs blood at the crime scene. Bloody footprints of Bruno Magli shoes. Victims blood in OJ's Ford Bromco and at his house. On his socks. His and victims blood on the glove. Trail of OJs blood leading from the murder scene to his car, then from the car up the path into Oj's house.
And you think it may have been a drug deal gone wrong?
OK Sherlock. 😮
You can't explain.. stupid
@doctorwhy8781
I don't think you know what evidence means. Plus, an inoccent man doesn't go on the run. He was 100% guilty.
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@doctorwhy8781 what has changed, is that now DNA is universally accepted as excellent evidence, whereas back when the trial happened it was still in its infancy with regards to evidence in court.
The true legacy of this abomination in a flesh suit is that he made the most convincing argument in favor of vigilantism in civilized history.
Him and Casey Anthony
With the direction this country is going in.. except to start seeing real vigilantes here real soon. That or street justice South America or Middle East style
There's video of an interview with a juror on the OJ case who basically admits that she and other jury members voted not guilty even though they realized he had committed the murder.
They didn’t want to end up dead or have their homes destroyed. It wouldn’t have been easy but the jurors would have been outed somehow. That and the city would have burned to the ground.
LOL -
When the "not guilty" "verdict" was announced the expression on Robert Kardashian's face is priceless-
Like what the FUC -????
I think he admitted as much later on. Despite how the rest of his family turned out I believe Robert Kardashian was a decent man who was the friend of a person charged with murder and he wanted to do everything he could to help. It obviously occurred to him that OJ was guilty and I think this knowledge probably caused much stress, angst and regret which ultimately sent him to an early grave.
Isn't it funny that Kardashian and Cochrane both died of cancer. They both defended a killer.
Kardashian, and his colleagues did their job. It was the Jury who acquitted OJ.
One of the black female jurors did an interview recently where she admitted that the entire jury voted not guilty as payback for Rodney King. The video is on youtube so watch it if you don't believe me. Also, love the consistent digs at OJs acting.
WIth that evidence, the jury was clearly stupid, or corrupt.
You are correct and the fact that the jurors found him not guilty for that reason is an absolute disgrace.
Rodney King got paid and bought a nice house but drowned in his pool because he was an alcoholic and drug addict.
Exactly the city didn't want another riot on their hands. It was politically motivated also and the fact the riot two years prior was a costly mess. That was the reason for being found not guilty.
@@sadiestoltzfus9798 It's interesting that the authorities weren't worried about riots from 'the other side' with this dodgy acquittal, were they? Why is that?
I was looking forward to this upload! Dr. Grande never misses a beat 😂
The best (and longest) description of that piece of crap murderer that I've ever heard. Would that you were around 25 years ago and had the following you have today who could have heard your words. I NEVER forgive juries for verdicts that are so obviously not based on the facts they were shown.
I remember reading that his baby daughter (from his first marriage) fell into their swimming pool and drowned. His wife must have been devastated. It's scary he never went to prison for such gruesome murders later on in his life.
And his father became a woman. There is something weird about the whole family.
@@mirianakovachevic748damn! I never knew that. He also treated his first wife badly too. Cheated on her. Leopards do not change their spots.
@@elizabethmadron1336 I believe he hated women unconsciously and that's part of reason why he did it. I don't think it was first degree murder, he acted in blind rage, he had no plan to kill. But he did it.
ANOTHER OJ analysis... I'm surprised the Doc didn't bring up the MANY interviews after the fact that OJ did with various people, that to me pretty much showed that he did it: with people who were sympathetic and who didn't give him any hard questions, he was always friendly and even frisky,, openly flirting with white female interviewers as if it was the biggest joke in the world...... But that's OJ, but with interviewers who gave him tough questions, he would shut down and nearly become verbally violent, and never once did I see OJ express any actual emotion related to loss or sadness about the death of a person he once supposedly loved.......
His interview with Chris Myers is really bizarre. He was so verbally aggressive but every time the interviewer cut to commercial, he would sit back in his chair and chuckle. Definitely not the behavior of someone whose ex was murdered by some unknown assailant.
@@EastAvenueArt Agree,, that one was bad but the worst one was where he's at the golf course and talking to some young blonde lady interviewer, which you might imagine OJ would get a little pumped up for LOL but I could tell OJ was trying to think of football plays or Hertz executives or ANYTHING to keep that wood from making a tent pole in his pants ROFLMAO...
I remember how tense it was at work. No one discussed it. If anyone hinted he was guilty, they were told that Nicole deserved it for marrying one of theirs.
That's disgusting. Thats pretty much what a black woman on CNN said last night
Racist
America has a racist problem, and its not white people. Scott Adams was right.
Yeah, you left out that part where none of this happened.
Seriously. I know
The saddest part is that he got custody of Nicole’s children as a result.
We have OJ to thanks for the Kardashians. Good riddance!
I was at a Kentucky Fried Chicken getting something to eat just after the verdict was announced. All the white customers said he was innocent, the Black customers said "No Way. He's guilty as sin." Not what I expected.
That is interesting. I was at work and there was uproarious cheering when the verdict was read.
In my high school class a small group of women got up and cheered. They were directly across the room from me and they are not white women so sort of the opposite although I didn't hear anyone in the class say he was guilty.
London?
it's a huge misconception that all Black people thought he was innocent and all whites thought he was guilty but that's what the media chose to focus on.
One of those times you remember where you were.
The day after the glove debacle I tried on a pair of my own leather gloves over a pair of latex gloves. They wouldn't go on. I couldn't believe the prosecution didn't realize that, and then failed it figure it out later. They could have demonstrated this easily. Also, those gloves belonged to him, they had the receipts, Nicole had bought them at Bloomingdale's in New York, they weren't sold in California. He is also seen wearing them on a TV broadcast.
Did they ever test the gloves?
@@A0.917 , The gloves contained Nicole's, Ron's and O.J.'s DNA. The jury has been quoted as saying "we don't care about DNA".
Chris Darden should have known better than to have OJ try on the gloves. he made a rookie mistake🤡
I tried it with one size fits all leather work gloves without the rubber gloves. If you tense your fingers inside the gloves where they can't be seen, it's impossible no matter how loose the fit is. The prosecution, being lawyers, had no experience with how the real world works. The justice system is r*cist; it's clueless.
I've never laughed so hard at the statement, "He died from cancer" 😂
Rot in hell, OJ.
Cancer was 25 years late.
We need somebody to evaluate Dr Grande.
I second that motion!😂😂
I finally understand what the cacti mean. I've cracked the code. It's about the doctor's dry humor. It's a desert in there. Am I three years behind everyone else figuring it out? Was this mystery solved long ago? I am not sharp. 😂
Unless I'm the first, and then I'll think I'm a genius. Dunning-Kruger in action.
Good one! Maybe also a ‘prickly’ wit? I always just thought he really liked Cacti.
🌵 Good job, I was wondering 😊
@@sarahjaye4117 I've wondering for years....😁
I never thought of that, good analogy!
Sometimes a cactus is just a cactus
I remember following the whole OJ mess back in the day, watched the trial as much as I could. I always thought there was no possible way he would be found innocent, there really wasn’t any doubt in my mind but I continued to follow the trial for the theater of it all. I’ll never forget when the verdict was read…just mind boggling.
I was too young but remember it well. When I got older I did a deep dive and watched many videos on the trial and was dumbfounded how the jury got there. Then I realized there was already riots and racial tensions were at max in LA during that time. Considering that it makes sense. I don’t agree with it but it makes sense.
OJ now faces the ultimate judge
That he can't escape.
No, he's just dead. Your mythological thinking is outdated and pathetic.
@@festina_lente7655 you're ignorance and arrogance is outdated and sad, as is your projection of being pathetic.
@@festina_lente7655 Your Reddit-inspired intolerance of religion is outdated and pathetic.
@@festina_lente7655The idea of being judged by God over your life once it has ended is a scary one, but at least it gives people a subconscious incentive to lead a good selfless life because otherwise there maybe dire consequences in the afterlife.
Even if you are doubtful and cynical about God and religion what is wrong with this concept if it helps people stay on the right path?
I hate it when people treat subjective concepts and opinions as firm facts according to their beliefs when it can't actually be proven one way or another.
People should be respectful of other peoples subjective beliefs, even if you don't believe them yourself.
Dr. Grande used more adjectives in this case than any other.
An honest and forthright assessment of the character of OJ Simpson. Thank you, Dr. Grande.
I am tired of the media still worshipping him by first mentioning his football and acting achievements . They mention his criminal activities 2nd. That should always be mentioned 1st.
@@elizabethmadron1336 OJ "The Murd3ring Wif3be@ting Simpson". May he roast in hell.
He was found not guilty because of the racism from the black jurors, who were never going to judge against him. The incompetence of the prosecution didn't help.
Yeah racism.... get real
if white folks can use the system to their advantage so can black folk, as long as everyone plays the game.
@@loki2stunt The whole thing was about race at it's core
The jury did their job correctly based on the evidence that was presented to them. The police botched the investigation and the Furman tapes only made it worse. An all white jury would have reached the same verdict.
Awesome Gary, So the PROVEN racism of the LAPD just gets completely ignored huh? How about the Rodney king verdict a few years prior? Were any of those jurors racist?
The legal system was an embarrassment in this case
You're right. They sealed the phone record of Nicole's final phone call when her own mother said she was still alive while OJ was already gone to the airport.
The lead detective pleaded the fifth for planting evidence.
Ron's boss was murdered the same way, yet the authorities refused to investigate. Ron had several coworkers also get murdered by the authorities refused to look into it to see if there was a connection.
The law enforcement authorities in this case definitely were embarrassing.
Thanks for calling it the legal system and not the "justice" system.
The Jury was the Embarrassment.
Glad it's sooooo much better now. Watch out for those bone spurs though.
Not the legal system, THE JURY. That was the embarrassment.
I am 34 years old. The OJ Simpson trial is one of my first television related memories. I remember it being talked about on tv every single day. The other memory I have is that of the Oklahoma City bombing
So you were about 4 or 5 when O J was charged? In which how can you remember that long ago at such an early age even though I can too.
Mine too. I was in 1st grade. I remember thinking he really was innocent for years, cause that was the consensus of the adults around me
till I got older and went to research it myself out of curiosity
@@sugah_redd So you now think OJ did it?
You remember at 4 and 5 years old a trial being talked about on tv? I was 11 years old when the crime happened and don't have any real substantial memories of the trial.
My Jr High Years were a series of OJ Simpson highlights. I went to school 5 minutes from Nicole's home. I will always remember the Monday morning the day after the murders, all day you could hear news choppers circling the area. That didn't stop for a while.The rest of the days were chaos trying to get to and from school. On my last day of 6th grade, as I was arriving home in the early evening, the chase was just starting. I spent parts of 7th & 8th grade passing Nicole's home on my way home to the watch the trial. Nothing but oj on tv after school. I was in my 8th grade science class when the Verdict was announced. Some random kid opened the classroom door and said, " Oj found not guilty" shut the door a second later I hear the song " gonna make you sweat" playing. Not sure if that was related to this kid making the rounds announcing the verdict. It was super random. So much of those years were just oj related.
No one ever mentions the fact that he was wearing white latex gloves when he tried on the leather gloves. Of course her couldn't pull the leather gloves on.
Engaging in an activity he referred to as "acting". Hilarious 😂
I remember in my classroom in Canada, the teacher turned on the TV for us to watch the verdict. The class erupted into cheering. At 12 years old, I couldn't understand why we were supposed to be celebrating when he was obviously guilty.
Because he was famous and when this was going on I thought..." he couldn't do such a thing, he is famous ( how stupid of me) .. uhm, yep he did it.
@@sondragramse1770 It wasn't because he was famous. This was an earlier instance of the same sort of mass hysteria induced by racial politics that we saw with Trayvon Martin and George Floyd.
Classroom in Canada ... that explains everything.
@@Tiglath-PileserXIX Yup!
He wasn't obviously guilty. Only white people think that crap. None of us knows what really happened because there wa no witness and no murder weapon recovered
A few years ago I met a woman in Los Angeles who is a lawyer. All she does is defend clients in cases against the LAPD.
One of the primary "Give us Barabbas" moments in American history. Which I kind of suspect encouraged anyone who was already inclined to think divisive tribal rhetoric was a winning sociopolitical ticket to just double down on it going forward.
It's always amusing how dismissive you Pink-Toes are with what has been done, and what continues to be done by the White Majority to Black People and why that may motivated them to hold the positions they do. They aren't the ones "doubling down" here my guy.
I was just thinking earlier today I'd love to hear Dr Grande's take on OJ.
I was a kid when this case was happening. I never followed the evidence but now that I hear it, I can't believe he was allowed to go free.
Well, now you know why he went free ...
How do Nicole's kids have a relationship with their father knowing he killed their mother? I dont see how they could be in the same room with him.
Dr. Grande throwing some sharp shade from the first minute into the video. LOL
Eff, Dr Grande!
@@cannedheat300 eff oj
Anyone else find it odd that his kids had to sign a NDA when they saw OJ?
😮😮😮 I didn't know that. Wow!!
@@lavettehampton1067 "O.J. Simpson made sure his children did not disclose his death before the estate was ready to share the news, it's been claimed.
In the days leading up to his death aged 76 on Wednesday, Simpson had between 30 and 50 close friends and family members to spend time with him and say what needed to be said, according to TMZ. Among those visitors were his four children: Sydney, Justin, Jason and Arnelle.
Sydney and Justin were his children with Nicole Brown Simpson, while Jason and Arnelle were his children from his first marriage with Marguerite Whitley. Though it is unknown when exactly the four children arrived to see their ailing father, it's alleged that all visitors, including his children, signed NDAs and were not allowed to bring phones into the room with them."
Perhaps he needed to make a confession to Nicole Brown's murder to them before he died... If in fact that was the case then he was truly a narcissistic psychopath.
@@sarahg1583 Thank you
@@sarahg1583- I DON’T BLAME him at all. Illness and death is private no matter who you are. I’m glad they respected his wishes. Today, people love running their mouths and capturing things on their stupid phone. Having lost both of my parents recently, I totally get it (and they weren’t famous).
**They had a choice not to sign 🤷🏽♀️**
I think that it’s tragic that OJ outlived Norm. Norm said that if cancer kills the body it’s not that cancer wins, it’s a draw. I fondly remember Norm whenever I hear OJ’s name.
Also, I read that his estate will finally pay the Brown and Goldman families.
Another example of someone being exalted for sporting prowess when they’re morally bankrupt. Stop
The Rodney King riot had a lot to do with the Not Guilty verdict.
Not the riot, but the verdict that caused the riot.
Yeah, but do you remember the riots after OJ was acquitted?
Nah, me neither.
Some people seemed to think it was a game, part of scorekeeping.
Team Rodney 1
Team Nicole / Ron 2
Sickening because innocent people were slaughtered, and many American blacks, not all, but many, cheered it like it was a ballgame.
The trial influence my thinking in several ways.
Money can buy you the sleaziest lawyers who will lie to a jury, the morality and integrity of some blacks is always in question as the race card has greater value than a life, and don't do anything that could put your life in the hands of a jury.
The police were clearly guilty and did any of you see it or just accept the verdict?
@@charlesgraham3387 Guilty of what? Murdering Nicole and Ron?
And I thought the verdict was a travesty.
If the shoe fits.
Gloves are another matter.
Anyone who works in medicine like I do or has ever even worn one single pair of exam gloves knows that you cannot put your hands in your pockets, you cannot put on a jacket easily, and you certainly cannot put on a pair of winter gloves. It simply doesn’t work over latex exam gloves. End of.
I didn't need to scroll down to see the rest to like this comment
Hahaha
@@IntriguedLioness Absolutely. One cold winter morning I put on some surgical gloves THEN tried to put my winter gloves on over them ( thinking my hands would then be extra warm ) but I couldn't do it. Too difficult. I immediately thought of OJ. Smh.
"If the glove don't fit, You must acquitte "
@@IntriguedLioness Also, gloves drenched in blood probably might shrink and/or get really unflexible
I remember watching that Bronco chase on tv at a hotel in Ocean City, MD during senior week right after my high school graduation. Certainly was a memorable event in history.
I bet. You do not see too many innocent guys running away from cops and threatening to kill himself if they caught him.
RIP Ron and Nicole.
Dr. Grande wrote the thumbnail title and did the video like he had beef with OJ 🔥
Dr. Grande seems to have beef with multiple people these days especially those who have successful UA-cam channels. Hummm
This was a stellar analysis. Poor Nicole...he was just looking for arm candy to feed his ego. Hate to admit it but when I heard he died I said good, he's not missed. Thanks Dr G😊💜❤
And poor Ron Goldman!!! RIP 😢
@@daniellavaladez7820 Yes terrible what he did to them😔
If only Norm Macdonald was here to give us the Weekend Update 😔
I know 😔
Someone on utube uploaded a single video will all of his Updates from the trial. Norm was fearless.
Norm backed off on O.J. In his latest years. I think he said O.J. Is only guilty of being the greatest rusher in history, and if anything I’m the greatest rusher in judgment, about O.J.. Something of that affect. I think he sympathized with O.J.’s cancer diagnosis seeing that Norm secretly had Leukemia.
@@stevejacobs2764 When he said that it he was CLEARLY joking. It's satire.
@@VIK_1903well yeah, but he backed off on O.J. , maybe he thought it was cliche at that point. He even tried getting O.J. on his podcast, but of course O.J. declined.
I remember my college professor brought a radio into class so we could hear the verdict live. Everyone just shook their heads and walked out. Except for one black guy, who clapped and did the black power sign. Imagine thinking it's okay to practically decapitate someone and stab another to death because of their color.
Dahomey
@@markusgorelli5278 Dahomey: That used to be the name for a former African State. It is now called Benin. It was subjugated by the Brits because the local ruler refused to stop slave trading. Do a Google search.
That was the longest wait for exculpatory factors yet!
I lived on Dorothy about one block from Bundy where OJ did it. I remember that morning well bc I drove by and stopped to find out why all the cameras were there and on and on it went from there.
I lived in LA at the time too. Ended up right smack dab in the middle of the Bronco chase going to pick someone up from work. Didn’t know what was going on because the radio had been stolen out of my car 😝
@@InvisibleWarrior279LA!.
Every black person KNEW he did it. They didn’t give a damn.
Bulllshit. He didn't do it.
They cheered when he was acquitted. Even black children in school.
He didn't do it 🤡 😅😅
@@naithngr81-jh2bbwhy do you think this ? I’m interested
He was their hero; just like Meghan Markle is their heroine.
Finally the truth! Savage Dr. Grande! Thank you 🙏
No one else could sum it up more accurately, or honestly. Thank you, Dr. Grande!!😊
Jury did payback for the Rodney King trial verdict
The prosecution did not prove their case. There was too much reasonable doubt. As much as I know in my heart of souls that he is guilty, I would’ve found for not guilty verdict too. They DID NOT prove their case. 🤷🏽♀️
@@TheBerkeleyBeautythe police admitted to planting evidence which is ultimately why he won.
@@TheBerkeleyBeauty there was plenty of evidence! No, this is payback from the Rodney King trial.
Yeah just disregard the planting and distortion of the evidence by police. They did not prove their case.
@@TheBerkeleyBeauty if you know in your soul he did it then u were there.