What always stood out to me was the way Nicole was killed. Her throat was cut so deeply her head barely was still attached. An act like that is extremely personal.
@@alexsegurasr3028 you're thinking of a Columbian necktie, a specific way people are killed/mutilated designed to dehumanize the victim, and intimate and terrorize the public. Famously attributed to the period of extreme violence in south america in the late 40's to the late 50's referred to as "La Violencia", it involves pulling the tongue of the victim through a deep cut in the throat so as to resemble a tie
when the verdict came in, I was working in a level 5 school with children who had disabilities. Most of the staff were black. I learned the verdict had come in when an uproarious celebration happened throughout the whole school. I asked what happened and was told. I stood motionless, in shock, for I don't know how long. The defense used the race card and boy did it work. I was sickened.
When Mark Furman was used as a witness they played those tapes proving he was a racist. They also had people testify against him. Then it was brought up how Furman could have planted evidence, then I thought to myself maybe Furman did plant that evidence. I believe OJ committed murder now. I believe Furman's racism helped set him free. I'm sure he (Furman) angered millions of Black Americans including those on that jury.
@@sharonhill7363 they’re not disgusting, they were dealing with a different set of facts: namely a racist cop planted evidence, and many of them had heard similar things from close relatives and found it resonated with them. It made them feel like finally a black person got to use wealth and privilege just like all the white people do every day (they only notice the times it worked in a white guy’s favor. They’re used to seeing cops in grade school giving children a police record for things they know the white schools handle in house. It’s a different path they arrived to the trial, not a different set of morals (you can find hatred and evil in every color).
Except OJ wasn't the one driving? Perhaps his friend who was driving was the murderer? Or at least, an accomplice? VERY strange that they both owned white Ford Broncos.
@Number 2 Mercy! It was an absolute circus from beginning to end. During that "slow motion" chase, people were lining the streets shouting "Save the Juice!."
When the verdict was announced I was in a fancy restaurant, and Nobody ate another bite off their plate after the news spread. Seeing the waitresses clearing completely full plates, in a silent venue, was like witnessing a phenomenon in action
I stood with a large crowd at a GM facility when the verdict was announced. About 80% of the crowd cheered in favor of the verdict. With the attitude of the people around me cheering, I was careful to show no reaction to the verdict and got the hell out of there.
I was eating brunch waikiki center at dukes Waikiki. Both of us pilots just kept on eating. But it did Kind of spoil the ambiance.
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"Slip of the tongue, instead of the word who, he meant the word I" 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Dr G you sir are a funny man. Thank you. You're a few years older than me I bet you remember this case very well. Unused catchphrase... 😆 🤣
there was a lady driving in her car on San Vicente that night and OJ came flying up the street, in his white bronco, towards his house on Rockingham Road, north of Nicole's house, and nearly crashed into her. She looked right at him and saw his disturbed and panicked face. The reason we did not see her testify was that she sold her story to a TV tabloid show and her witness account was therefore tainted.
He believed that he owned her. He believed that he deserved whatever he wanted even if someone else rightfully had it and would hurt anyone to get it. I've known people like this.
Preposterous. Nicole wanted to move BACK in with OJ weeks before the murders - he said no, as he was dating Paula Barbieri - one of the most beautiful women alive. Stop it
Leo No Agreed, it’s utterly ridiculous, a person shouldn’t get away with serious crime of any kind simply because they’re wealthy and famous, it’s injustice.
@@arthurfleck629 it stemmed from the problems in the police with racial tension. He was going to be found innocent by that jury even if he admitted it. The whole trial was a farce....
Regarding the gloves: any golfer who has used a leather glove knows that the moment it gets moisture on it, it shrinks. The jury should be ashamed of themselves.
I was utterly astonished and dismayed that no one in or around that entire assemblage had the intelligence to even conceive of that basic fact! I grew up using leather gloves to ride dirt bikes. They were ALWAYS shrunken and hard when I'd first put them on, and that made it a chore. But it didn't take long before my sweat and using them would make them become perfect fitting, soft, and pliable. This is a fundamental quality of leather! Cripes!! And we KNOW that OJ's hands were sweating that murderous night.
That jury was NEVER going to find simpleton guilty even if they watched simpleton commit the murders in front of them. Marsha C and Chris D should have objected to some of the jury picks before the trial started which was their right.
What I'll always remember is the look of shock and horror on Robert Kardashian's face when the verdict was announced. He looked like "Omigod what have we done!"
I remember that too. I think his wife, Chris, said that he believed OJ was guilty. They went to the post verdict “celebration” party at OJ’s house, but stayed a very short time bc Robert didn’t want to be there.
@madsterification, keep in mind that you're legally entitled to an attorney. Lawyers also must represent their client's best interest fairly or they can be disbarred. So someone was going to get paid to represent him either way, and even if they believe their client is guilty they can't willingly screw their client over. The problem here isn't the defense attorneys, it's the jury.
Dr. Grande didn’t mention the “fictional” book he wrote “if i did it”. Talk about spitting at his children’s faces about how he killed their mother. That is one special type of narcissist.
The rights to this book belong to the Goldman Family now so if I understand correctly at least OJ doesn't make any money off it, and I dare you to google images of the book. On the current cover, the "If" is reeeeally tiny, so if you don't look too closely it just says "I did it".
He also once said, "If I killed her, it would have only been because I loved her so much." So he's rationalizing the murder without actually admitting to it. The complete lack of remorse makes him a true sociopath.
I read it. I also read Detective Vanatter's book "Evidence Dismissed". What an arrogant bastard. I met OJ at my high school in Lake Forest California in 1981. He was filming some kind of commercial with our football team. He was driving a brand new white Rolls Royce that our principal let him drive out on to the athletic field.
I love your dry humor! I am a psych DNP and I also love your work! Thank you for helping the “masses” by being so grounded … you also help me heal some of my own interpersonal relationship wounds.
"If it's O. J. he'll get away" "Would he be guilty if Cochran wasn't filthy?" "If it's about Juice, it's constant abuse and final justice misuse." "When you play it on the race, you are a disgrace." I came up with those, lol...Fabulous video, You're always one step further, one joke better, one theme more interesting...I could go with this for hours. This is by far the best channel on UA-cam, I enjoy every second of it! 👍👏
OJ came out with a book called "If I Did It" ... then the Goldman family got a hold of the rights to the book and had the publisher make the "if" part the size of legal fine print so all you see is "I DID IT." amazing
No they did not change anything on it. They only get the money from it. He owes them way more than that . He done it and we all know he did. They made that trial about the cops (I'm not saying that in a bad way) they twisted it and that monster walked. It's a damn shame people kinda forgot the victims and their loved ones due to lawyers making it about the police. That should have been.a different trail just for that.
"The evidence pointing away from guilt...not much". Irritates me all over again to hear all the evidence and wonder what the heck went wrong here. I guess it was a combination of things...the police botchings, the 'Dream Team', the jury, and a lot of 'luck'. I will never forget the raw, intense pain of Ron Goldman's father and sister, and that of Nicole's family. Who knows, maybe there is a reckoning of sorts that O.J. will face when he dies. I like to think so. Another great video Dr Grande 👍
Also keep historical context in mind. That infamous Rodney king case where a bunch of cops got off for beating a black guy half to death/paralyzing him was fresh in people's minds, and the jury was um... Let's call it lopsided. The 30 for 30 OJ documentary does a great job covering the case if you're interested.
This comment proves that you weren't paying close attention to the trial. For example, the police took pictures of the gate at Nicole's home on the day of the murder. No blood was shown on that gate in the first photos that the police took. But a month later in the second picture, fresh blood was clearly in sight. O.J. was in jail at the time, so he could not have gone back within that month to put it there. What do you think that it takes time for blood to appear? At the same time, some of O.J's blood that the police took is missing. Another, example of bloody socks was found in O.J's bedroom. A round drop of blood-soaked from the bottom to the top. Someone please put on some socks and step in blood or any liquid and report how the stain will behave. Your foot is in between the top layer and the bottom layer, the stain will not perfectly soak through the foot to the top of the sock. I am not saying that Simpson didn't do it, only he and God knows. But if the police plant some evidence it discredits all evidence. The police messed up the prosecution's case. If it wasn't for the blatant planting of some evidence, Simpson might be in prison right now for murder.
"Simpson appeared to be depressed which is a common side effect of committing murder." I have never laughed about anything about this case...but the sarcasm is priceless. How do you REALLY feel about this case Dr. G? Don't sugarcoat it now, just tell it like it is. You always do. Excellent.
Well UK TV personality Michael Barrymore fled the scene when a young guy died with severe anal injuries that matched the stars swimming pool thermometers shape. He'd been accused of assault of much younger men before but the victims weren't believed.
@@tinkletink1403 LOL. For the record ,claiming a hospital thermometer caused that kind of injury is laughable. It's less than 0.5cm wide. Whereas the square handled Pool thermometer was an exact match according to the autopsy. It went missing when the PA was let back in & "tidied up". When leaving the house Barrymore is alleged to state to his 2 companions "we should've killed him,this'll come back on me,it's my house".
Years ago I met OJ Simpson's first wife (I guess she was his first wife) through friends with whom I had worked in the film business (they were the actor Zalman King and his wife the artist Patricia Knop). Zal was filming in Tel Aviv where he and Pat were joined by Simpson's wife who had come over to Israel from Rome where she was staying at the Hilton hotel and where Simpson had left her. He had also ordered her to remain at the hotel, not go sightseeing, not become friendly with anyone and not to stray from the hotel grounds. She, however, had gotten bored and hopped on a plane to join her friends Pat and Zal. However, once arrived she became panic stricken and could talk only of what would happen if he were to find out she had disobeyed him. She worked herself up into hysteria that day we were all together and was shaking so hard it was difficult to even understand what she was saying. The upshot was that she turned around and got the first plane back to Rome, utterly petrified of what he would do to her for her disobeyance. And that sort of shows the type of person he was doesn't it?
Yeah, but I'd heard she and possibly other exes took money to stfu about the truth on how he is. A common thief and thug from back when. I hope it's not just because they were white. They didn't bother to speak up and tell the truth. Who does that? If that's you, yes, you get scared, but then you get TIRED and just go, You know what, just kill me already. I'm tired of your BS. Always run a background check, btw.
I remember where I was when the verdict came down. I was driving down main street. Beautiful day. I cryed. How can a man so obviously guilty of killing( not just killing, viciously beheading) the mother of his children smugly walk away. There is no justice for Nichole or Ron Goldman..
Holy frig, the end to this had me dying 😂 This professionally trained doctor spent an hour of his valuable time coming up with those, and we better all appreciate what he does for us. 😆😄❤
I was living in L.A. when O.J. Simpson committed these murders. If you even suggested that he was guilty , you were called a racist. RIP, Nicole and Ron. Dr. Grande's humor is pure gold. I find myself watching his videos for the laughs as well as for the analyses. Great stuff!
your comments are priceless! thank you for making me feel better about this case. i was very upset when i heard the verdict announced over the radio at the time. it still boggles the mind
I think most people who are informed of a death would ask “what happened?”. Why would he assume that she was killed? This to me is a big slip-up - as it suggests he already knew the cause of death.
Ron Goldmans sister did a podcast where she talked to some of the jurors. One admitted they decided the 1st day that they were going to find Simpson innocent. The trial was pointless.
I love how in this video Dr.Grande never once says “allegedly” just flat out says he did it and says so repeatedly. I already liked you as a commentator and your opinions and analysis were entertaining and educational this video earned my FULL respect. Oj killed those 2 and you can NOT tell me any different. He got away with double murder. Period.
Did you witness Simpson commit double murder? No? Then it is incorrect to say "PERIOD" after your proclamation, because not having witnessed him commit double murder means that it is your OPINION that he did so. Understand, I SHARE your opinion, but since I wasn't there either, it is the best I can do as well.
It is a sick legal system that allowed for this type of acquittal. Look at what happened at the Supreme Court a few days ago where two two male molesters decide on laws that pertain to females and their freedom. The law of the land is one that fits a colonial male-driven slave owning pseudo-society. A shame to the human race
@@acroyerx1193 he committed double homicide. 2 incidents absolutely prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Mr Orenthal James Simpson absolutely 100% killed Nicole Brown, and Ronald Goldman. The extra bag of luggage that never returned, and Mr Goldman's blood in Mr Simpsons White Negro SUV. The gentleman was the correct suspect whether I witnessed the event or not. A mountain of evidence with a fountain of relevance, enough for even with a tall stack of dead presidents , the big house should still be reserved for his residence
Exactly, like why would you even be writing about something like that. If you didn't do it, what could you be possibly writing about? Geeeeeeez. Shit is scary.
I like how you do these structured investigations , I would consider maybe cataloging each case like maybe a scale for brutality, psychopathy , among other defining attributes to create a database to compare people.
It always amazed me that the third bag, which was passed off to his friend and lawyer Kardashian was never pursued and Kardashian never had to account for the third and missing bag.
I loved your presentation and how you laid out all the facts. Your description of what happened that night was extremely visual to me and your final analysis which made it very clear of his guilt. The way in which you present each case is presented in a way that there is no doubt leaving no questions to be asked, I'm sure by anyone that is listening. The way you describe and analyze each case it's so interesting. I so enjoy listening to all your presentations. I thank you for doing what you do. As you do it so very well.
Some were inept, some were corrupt, I'm sure it could be argued. But a set-up, as some want to believe? Planted evidence? Give me a break. There was testimony that police officers called By Nicole after OJ beat her up (again) were star struck and asked for his autograph. That's hardly the attitude of a police force conspiring to pin a murder on him.
Christine Lavoie how do you feel about the case some have set out against his son? The problem with those programmes is they generally just use the evidence/information that fits their theory, which makes it sound completely feasible . I think the person with the strongest motive was definitely OJ, though. The only thing that makes me feel any better about OJ walking free is that his life since then has been pretty sh**ty and he did eventually go away for something else.
For Darlie Routier you could say, if you think she cleaned the sink she must go to the clink. Or something like that. Great breakdown of the crime Dr.G. The shade wasn't wasted on us. Thank you! 😂
Also, Simpson was a heavy cocaine abuser which can fuel extreme rage outburst. I believe his addict side effects, coupled with CTE and his narcissism led him to a murderess jealous rage.
If the police were competent and not star struck, they would have impounded the Bronco. Instead they let him use the bronco for his joy ride, thus tainting the evidence.
It sealed it for me as well. Any clear thinking person would see that. But.... OH NO! It's PLANTED by the LAPD! I can hear Cochran's voice now trying that on that dumbass jury. The whole thing was about race anyway. When 9 of the 12 jurors are black, THAT'S what sealed the deal. I wondered why Cochran was grinning so much(from ear to ear!) the moment the jury had been selected. At that moment, he knew he had won the case. The courtroom drama was only for the camera.
The blood proves that someone involved was in the truck. It does not rule out the possibility that his son, the chef, did the murder, and that OJ came to the scene to help the son flee.
OJ lost the civil suit. He owes millions to the Goldman family and his own children. He had some friends remove memorabilia from a storage unit for safekeeping to keep away from the judgement. I believe it was that memorabilia in Las Vegas...
It was tried in Santa Monica instead of downtown, with a MUCH(almost 100% white) jury pool. It's that simple. In the end, it WAS all about the racial composition of the jury.
@@terrycuster4213 Well yeah, anyone can be racist that's not what I meant.. I am not the most familiar with the case, I was asking *why* the verdict was racist..
@@terrycuster4213 sounds like the families of the victims were given an "F.U." as you put it.. more than "police". The police has no real stake in this. The families, OJ Simpson, fans, and lawyers in a high profile case I can see, but how does this change anything for the cops?
Really interesting summary of Simpson's early life - never knew he was in jail three times when he was young or that he married at 19. It's stark to hear you lay out all the domestic abuse charges in the marriage like that, absolutely terrible.
Leather gloves do not shrink so much that they don’t fit after they dry!! I live in Wisconsin and I have had plenty of leather gloves that never shrank.
Again Dr. Grande your sound logic prevails! I also saw the jury speaking and laughing before the trial even started, about how they were going to “party” when the trial was over. This is what I saw on TELEVISION back then!
This trial illustrates a flaw in our judicial system. If the accused is a famous professional football player, and there are at least 9 jurists who are football fans, then all the evidence is immaterial.
I don't think it was about football as much as it was about race and revenge against the LAPD. Johnnie Cochran convinced the mostly African-American jury that acquitting his obviously guilty client was a chance to embarrass LAPD on the national stage after years of police brutality. I get why the jury would think that way. I might have as well if I were them. But, let's not kid ourselves. O.J. was guilty as sin but walked free based on things that had nothing to do with the mountain of incriminating evidence in the case.
@@danieldougan269 It makes me sick to think the exes all knew and threw Nicole and Ron to the wolves, possibly because she was white and they felt took a black man from them? It's strange I've heard things like that before. Like a woman bragging she took a white man from his white wife (she was black). Even tho people don't change. Cheaters always cheat and wife beaters beat All The exes.
The glove "evidence" should've been thrown out. Those gloves were leather and had been drenched in blood. Leather shrinks as it dries and OJ was wearing some sort of latex type gloves while spreading his fingers when trying them on. Of course they weren't going to fit anymore! Loved your take on this, Doc! Your dry humor adds so much randomly placed enjoyable content to an already interesting video!
Wasnt it the prosecution who was dumb enough to agree to it? They even went so far as to stipulate it as non-testimonial to make sure it would be allowed. Tossing it after it was demonstrated because he looked more innocent, even though I agree with your point theoretically, seems like "heads I win, tails you lose" for the prosecution. The prosecution broke the fundamental rule about not asking questions which you dont know the answer to, though that isn't a law of nature, so sometimes it IS a good idea (not this time though).
No one ever talks about the 2nd glove demonstration with a brand new pair of identical gloves. He didnt have to wear latex gloves underneath because they were new, and they did fit.
@Omar Jad Al Farid Why would he flee if he was innocent? As an abusive ( officially, legally, justifiably charged as an abusive spouse) he should have known he would have to clear questioning.
My father murdered my mother. It shattered my family. Now, decades later, we're not exactly in touch. So there is a decent chance OJs kids aren't spending much time looking at him either (or at least one can hope).. I hope they find a sense of peace, even as justice seems to have eluded them.. :(
@@a_diamond They are regularly in touch. The younger ones have not said if they believe it or not but they maintain a relationship with him. His older kids have stated that they believe he is innocent.
This was by far the funniest video you've ever posted! He was a hero to many including my dad and myself. He believed he was untouchable. He would have been found guilty if the race riots hadn't happened in the Rodney King case. So very sad for the families.
Floating around our pool listening to Dr Grande after 18 holes of golf.. yes, life is good. Congrats on 400K. (I was around 300,000 subscribers ago. Glad they found you too).
@@petermetcalfe6722 You're riding the fence Peter. Its obvious that Oj was depressed because he was caught and he knew his life was likely to be over. Of course, the idiot jury gave him freedom.
His lovely chase was on my 39th birthday. Earlier that same day my aunt, my young cousin, and I visited my grandmother at the assisted living facility. Then we went to a dress shop in a nearby mall. And there, we had another experience: Some guy ran into the store, waving a gun around, pushing people down to the floor, and demanded everyone's purses. My aunt, cousin and I dropped to the floor, and his under the display of dresses. And shaken, we returned home, just in time for OJ's crazy car drama (with OJ inside). Most crazy birthday ever!
@@robertrobert7924 Yeah, that really pissed me off. That it would be totally different for those people if the races alone were reversed! But not for probably most white people.
@@GA-fz2wt OJ well, isn't it nice that we all have the rite to be own personal opinion? Everybody sees an incident different an from our own prospective. It's just life at a traffic accident and the police officers would ask us what I'm we observed on terms of who may be be at fault...it's he is said, she said...there's no right or wrong correct?
“….howl…it must be an owl,” was actually very good! 🤣 Made me laugh & while you may not be the greatest poet of all time, you’re fascinating to listen to, for both learning and entertainment. I will support you in any way that I can. Thank you! ☺️
Thank you Dr Grande, perhaps sometime I can give you interesting stories as a “jail nurse,”…I never have a boring day as an RN in correctional nursing. Yes, there’s a lot of heart ache, yet it’s always interesting, yet I wish it could only be the latter. (I care about these people and will not refer them as “inmates” to the deputies, bc they’re my “patients.”
Good Day, Dr. Grande. Just stumbled onto this Analysis. As Always I'm looking forward to your take. I remember when the verdict was read I was working part time as a bartender. The bar got very quiet. When they said Not Guilty, I felt a Huge Disappointment in our Legal System. I will Never forget that moment. 👌
The best example in trial history for the term - jury nullification. That jury would have acquitted him - if he walked into the courtroom with his hands covered with blood, bloody shoes and the knife.
I'm a little too young to have followed the trial but I do remember being in line at the grocery store with my mom and seeing Nicole Brown's pictures on the cover of magazines with a black censor bar over her neck area. I think I was 9 years old but I can still picture that magazine rack in my head. Now that I'm older I've looked into the case and I am absolutely shocked that he was found not guilty. I really do believe this was a case of race.
I watched the trial, and shocked when he was found not guilty. The writing on the wall was when the prosecutor made him try the glove on.and Johnny Cochran's glove statement. I believe that was the turning point towards acquitting him. Johnny Cochran's making the race issues as part of his defense also helped OJ. DO I believe he is guilty...absolutely. He indeed had a dream team. Johnny Cochran's presentation of the facts were so animated and almost believable I don't think the jurors most of them made thier minds up before deliberations. I do believe that some wanted to vote guilty but were afraid of repercussions
I meant to say that jurors had minds made up before deliberations and the jurors that thought he was guilty were afraid bc JCochra presenting it as a racist trial
Attention David: in case you are not aware, the juice is still the greatest running back/ offensive NFL player in history, very few people would argue this assertion...set many ,many records and entertained millions of folks on TV and was adored by men and women alike....the American judicial system of the country found him innocent by 12 members/ his peers...not quite sure why the majority of white Americans are still seething and insanely angry about the verdict that occured in 1995...wouldn't it be better to accept the decision made by " the people" / jury and torment some one else who deserves this unwarranted treatment...I feel so sorry for oj and Nicole and Ron..
@@daviddavis3389 Attention David Davis: OJ was never found “innocent.” He was found, not guilty. Also, in the civil suit he was found culpable for the murders.
A normal reply from normal person who isn't murderer would reacted ''How? how did she died'' Your first reaction won't be murdered... you would expect a car accident or something.. when he said '' who killed her? '' he definitely the murderer
Todd I like you as a person. You are a trustable and dependable being. It's obvious from your insight. I enjoy your evaluations. Your the type of person anyone would like to have as a neighbor, friend or Dad. A stable and sane person, who cares about others safety and protection. I know it takes a lot of time and effort to do what you do. Thank you for being here. Ive learned quite a bit. So have alot of others no doubt.
That's what did it for me. I used to be a huge football fan and I loved the Juice. I was so angry when they arrested him that I cried. But, when I saw the Bronco, I had to face the facts.
A question: Who do people associate talent with righteousness? I can be a fan of a singer but I don’t know them personally to get upset if they’re being accused of something.
...most black people in the US flee because they are led (Rightly) to believe that policemen plant stuff on them. NY in the 70's was notorious for this stuff in the Heroin streets of Brooklyn, etc. The TV series Starsky and Hutch is actually based upon this time. The films 'Super Cops' and Serpico, etc...
Ohhh Dr. Grande I knew you'd have a ball with this one! Mind boggling he actually got away with it. Your explanation helped me to understand why what happened did. Thanks for being you!! 🤣💯💯
How about: "Give your Bronco a spin if you're guilty as sin."
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What always stood out to me was the way Nicole was killed. Her throat was cut so deeply her head barely was still attached. An act like that is extremely personal.
It's also extreme anger and revenge.
Nothing personal about that , just st someone making sure the job is done before he left. Drug cartal call it the Mexican neck tie
Absolutely right. Only someone who knew you would do that.
@@alexsegurasr3028 you're thinking of a Columbian necktie, a specific way people are killed/mutilated designed to dehumanize the victim, and intimate and terrorize the public. Famously attributed to the period of extreme violence in south america in the late 40's to the late 50's referred to as "La Violencia", it involves pulling the tongue of the victim through a deep cut in the throat so as to resemble a tie
@@awsomeman93 I think they used the same jury that was used to aqquite those 5 officers on the Rodney King Beating
LOL Policeman says no one famous like Simpson would flee.... and then he flees. LOL You just can't make this stuff UP!
The nerve to have a disguise kit in his car too lol
@@cjzanders5430 ikr!!!
Simpson was arrested for beating, up his wife, on numerous accasions, he ran from the police, he had a lot of money!!!!!!!!!!
when the verdict came in, I was working in a level 5 school with children who had disabilities. Most of the staff were black. I learned the verdict had come in when an uproarious celebration happened throughout the whole school. I asked what happened and was told. I stood motionless, in shock, for I don't know how long. The defense used the race card and boy did it work. I was sickened.
Having worked at a majority black school, I was shocked at some of the attitudes.
They're disgusting!!
When Mark Furman was used as a witness they played those tapes proving he was a racist. They also had people testify against him. Then it was brought up how Furman could have planted evidence, then I thought to myself maybe Furman did plant that evidence. I believe OJ committed murder now. I believe Furman's racism helped set him free. I'm sure he (Furman) angered millions of Black Americans including those on that jury.
I was in 7th grade in an all white classroom. We watched the verdict on tv. All the wiggers cheered. That stuck with me.
@@sharonhill7363 they’re not disgusting, they were dealing with a different set of facts: namely a racist cop planted evidence, and many of them had heard similar things from close relatives and found it resonated with them. It made them feel like finally a black person got to use wealth and privilege just like all the white people do every day (they only notice the times it worked in a white guy’s favor. They’re used to seeing cops in grade school giving children a police record for things they know the white schools handle in house.
It’s a different path they arrived to the trial, not a different set of morals (you can find hatred and evil in every color).
"Nothing erodes driving skills like committing a double murder."
Except OJ wasn't the one driving? Perhaps his friend who was driving was the murderer? Or at least, an accomplice? VERY strange that they both owned white Ford Broncos.
>who noticed that Simpson appeared to be depressed, which is a common side effect of committing murder
Damn, serious burn!
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@Number 2 Stop with the bs, Simpson was guilty af.
The glove didn't fit because it shrank with all the blood on it.
@Number 2 Mercy! It was an absolute circus from beginning to end. During that "slow motion" chase, people were lining the streets shouting "Save the Juice!."
He absolutely got away with murder.
Two murders.
He's a thief, too. Spent time in the slammer for robbery.
@Omar Jad Al Farid no one wants to discuss the facts yet they all claim to be intellectuals
@Joseph King a reach of Mr fantastic proportions
And still is 💔
When the verdict was announced I was in a fancy restaurant, and Nobody ate another bite off their plate after the news spread. Seeing the waitresses clearing completely full plates, in a silent venue, was like witnessing a phenomenon in action
I was a bartender in a crowded lunch bar/restaurant. The Silence was Deafening.
I was at Hooters west palm beach
I stood with a large crowd at a GM facility when the verdict was announced. About 80% of the crowd cheered in favor of the verdict. With the attitude of the people around me cheering, I was careful to show no reaction to the verdict and got the hell out of there.
Wow
I was eating brunch waikiki center at dukes Waikiki. Both of us pilots just kept on eating. But it did Kind of spoil the ambiance.
"Slip of the tongue, instead of the word who, he meant the word I" 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Dr G you sir are a funny man. Thank you. You're a few years older than me I bet you remember this case very well.
Unused catchphrase... 😆 🤣
I thought the same!
Oddly enough. The truth is as hilarious as it is disturbing.
When dealing with sick minds you must have a sense of humor.
Or you become inhuman.
PED GSP 😂 GFY TURD
Did he say "who did it?" or "Hu did it!!"? Maybe it was Mr Hu!!
IM CACKLING 💀💀💀💀💀
"...Simpson looked depressed, which is a common side effect of committing murder." I practically fell on the floor laughing.
That dry sense of humor is the best.
The perps always feel chastised and victimized for the things they do. It's textbook at this point!
Dr Grande can be hilarious. Zingers with a deadpan delivery
So deadpan, I didn’t think he was joking. I’m thinking to myself: “Well, yes…yes, it is.”
"No Police Work of the Year awards given here." - Dr. Grande🔥😥
there was a lady driving in her car on San Vicente that night and OJ came flying up the street, in his white bronco, towards his house on Rockingham Road, north of Nicole's house, and nearly crashed into her. She looked right at him and saw his disturbed and panicked face. The reason we did not see her testify was that she sold her story to a TV tabloid show and her witness account was therefore tainted.
She lied. There a video about her lies here on UA-cam. Her story kept changing
@@LisaNix2 oh dear
@@LisaNix2her story was pretty simple. What changed?
She never saw anybody, is a lie. Nobody else came forward to coroborate her story.
He believed that he owned her. He believed that he deserved whatever he wanted even if someone else rightfully had it and would hurt anyone to get it. I've known people like this.
Right on Tonya, good awareness. There are lots of people like that. Sad and scary, but it's true.
Stay far far away.
@@Blobby192 doesn’t matter. She didn’t deserve to be murdered.
Preposterous. Nicole wanted to move BACK in with OJ weeks before the murders - he said no, as he was dating Paula Barbieri - one of the most beautiful women alive. Stop it
Goldman was stroking it.
"It is finally official: Murder is legal in the state of California."
- Norm MacDonald, after the verdict in the O.J. case.
Some people didn't care for him on Weekend Update, but I thought his deadpan sarcasm was comedic gold.
Leo No Agreed, it’s utterly ridiculous, a person shouldn’t get away with serious crime of any kind simply because they’re wealthy and famous, it’s injustice.
@@leono7380 He was arrested. There was more at work in this case than the American legal system. Much more.
@@arthurfleck629 it stemmed from the problems in the police with racial tension.
He was going to be found innocent by that jury even if he admitted it.
The whole trial was a farce....
@Vanessa Vokey Photography That's what I always ask myself, "What would Seth Meyers do?"
Regarding the gloves: any golfer who has used a leather glove knows that the moment it gets moisture on it, it shrinks. The jury should be ashamed of themselves.
Or gets blood on it shrinks.
I was utterly astonished and dismayed that no one in or around that entire assemblage had the intelligence to even conceive of that basic fact! I grew up using leather gloves to ride dirt bikes. They were ALWAYS shrunken and hard when I'd first put them on, and that made it a chore. But it didn't take long before my sweat and using them would make them become perfect fitting, soft, and pliable. This is a fundamental quality of leather! Cripes!! And we KNOW that OJ's hands were sweating that murderous night.
That jury was NEVER going to find simpleton guilty even if they watched simpleton commit the murders in front of them. Marsha C and Chris D should have objected to some of the jury picks before the trial started which was their right.
I think he bent his thumbs, it seems apparent from the photo. Makes it look like they are too small when they actually fit well.
And the prosecution. Head slap!!!!!
What I'll always remember is the look of shock and horror on Robert Kardashian's face when the verdict was announced. He looked like "Omigod what have we done!"
I remember that too. I think his wife, Chris, said that he believed OJ was guilty. They went to the post verdict “celebration” party at OJ’s house, but stayed a very short time bc Robert didn’t want to be there.
Robert didn't have a problem getting paid for the defense...
He couldn't have been that shocked and horrified if he accepted money to be OJs defense.
@madsterification, keep in mind that you're legally entitled to an attorney. Lawyers also must represent their client's best interest fairly or they can be disbarred. So someone was going to get paid to represent him either way, and even if they believe their client is guilty they can't willingly screw their client over.
The problem here isn't the defense attorneys, it's the jury.
That always stuck out to me too…he turned around slowly in complete disbelief. Like he was thinking, “he….just got away with it…..”
If your lawyer can rhyme, you're not doing time.
Morty Mut Mope asd Same Sound Brown
LOL
Next time the jury members should take a mandatory iq test and released from jury duty when the outcome is they are retarded.
OMG!!!! roflmao!!!!! I needed that!
Yes, and what a stupid rhyme at that.
If it doesn’t fit....it means it’s shrunk due to amount of blood ....dah
Dr. Grande didn’t mention the “fictional” book he wrote “if i did it”. Talk about spitting at his children’s faces about how he killed their mother. That is one special type of narcissist.
The rights to this book belong to the Goldman Family now so if I understand correctly at least OJ doesn't make any money off it, and I dare you to google images of the book. On the current cover, the "If" is reeeeally tiny, so if you don't look too closely it just says "I did it".
So SAD!!!
He also once said, "If I killed her, it would have only been because I loved her so much." So he's rationalizing the murder without actually admitting to it. The complete lack of remorse makes him a true sociopath.
I read it. I also read Detective Vanatter's book "Evidence Dismissed". What an arrogant bastard. I met OJ at my high school in Lake Forest California in 1981. He was filming some kind of commercial with our football team. He was driving a brand new white Rolls Royce that our principal let him drive out on to the athletic field.
read that book 😂
“Someone as famous as Oj Simpson would never flee”.... shortly after this.... Simpson flees....🤣😂🤣😂
That got me rolling too 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😉
Yeah right!😉😉😉😄
🤣🤣🤣
Spanky D, u were so on point. I was jealous I didn't txt it 1st. But u were spot on!
@Omar Jad Al Farid Okay, we've got it. Now give it a rest.
I love your dry humor! I am a psych DNP and I also love your work! Thank you for helping the “masses” by being so grounded … you also help me heal some of my own interpersonal relationship wounds.
"If it's O. J. he'll get away"
"Would he be guilty if Cochran wasn't filthy?"
"If it's about Juice, it's constant abuse and final justice misuse."
"When you play it on the race, you are a disgrace."
I came up with those, lol...Fabulous video, You're always one step further, one joke better, one theme more interesting...I could go with this for hours. This is by far the best channel on UA-cam, I enjoy every second of it! 👍👏
@Katarina Tomic....Absolutely priceless.
OJ used a knife to end Nicole's life.
AGREEEEEED!!!!!
You are a poet, and you def'ly know it!
Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.
OJ came out with a book called "If I Did It" ... then the Goldman family got a hold of the rights to the book and had the publisher make the "if" part the size of legal fine print so all you see is "I DID IT." amazing
Wow, I had heard of the book, but not the part about one of the victim's family getting the rights to it and shrinking the "if."
😝 nice
@@revenevan11 He owes them a ton of money and has done everything not to pay. They were awarded the money from the book because he OWES it to them.
Hmm, I didn't know that...
Good for them (!) although they'll always miss him. I wish those around the victims the very best!💐
God bless them 💞
No they did not change anything on it. They only get the money from it. He owes them way more than that . He done it and we all know he did. They made that trial about the cops (I'm not saying that in a bad way) they twisted it and that monster walked. It's a damn shame people kinda forgot the victims and their loved ones due to lawyers making it about the police. That should have been.a different trail just for that.
The sarcasm is out of the charts.. lol, you’re sure you’re not from England 🏴?
I feel like there's never been MORE sarcasm in any of Dr. Grande's videos. Loved it :D
With that last name, maybe of Spanish descent?
Or at least New England; the humor is so dry it's cracking my contour.
@@montesierra717 Portugese, Italian or French.
@@user-ct1po9zd5m By the way he pronounces it, I would bet Italian or Spanish.
Ron Goldman is the ultimate example of "no good deed will go unpunished".
THE KNIFE WHERE WAS THE knife ?
Ron I BELIEVE was doing her AND oj KNEW ?
THE KNIFE was in his golf bag = Now You know the Rest OF THEstORY'
@kristal macleod I remember them saying the man was gay. Back here some years ago
Wrong place wrong time
You forgot to talk about “If I Did It”. The “hypothetical” way OJ would have committed the murders. 🙄
I know. Talk about confessing when he got of scot-free.
That book messed with my head 💔 He is really something else...
Did you watch the interview regarding that book? I think this needs a part 2!!😁
You mean the small wittle if he placed on the cover that's painted in red, was it? Sorry, that way of writing just leaves me annoyed.
And that interview he did to promote the book. That was fucked up.
"The evidence pointing away from guilt...not much".
Irritates me all over again to hear all the evidence and wonder what the heck went wrong here. I guess it was a combination of things...the police botchings, the 'Dream Team', the jury, and a lot of 'luck'. I will never forget the raw, intense pain of Ron Goldman's father and sister, and that of Nicole's family. Who knows, maybe there is a reckoning of sorts that O.J. will face when he dies. I like to think so. Another great video Dr Grande 👍
Also keep historical context in mind. That infamous Rodney king case where a bunch of cops got off for beating a black guy half to death/paralyzing him was fresh in people's minds, and the jury was um... Let's call it lopsided. The 30 for 30 OJ documentary does a great job covering the case if you're interested.
@@Stryker1297 exactly. The LAPD's racist history is to blame for this miscarriage of justice.
It'sAboutTheEffinMusic Took all the words right out of my mouth.
racist jury. end of
@@aeris2001 and he lost the civil case.... even his own lawyer said he was guilty...
The prosecution’s less catchy phrase: “How on earth can you believe he didn’t do it?” 👈🏼
Because reasonable doubt was established. The police were sloppy, and lied on the stand.
He s so funny!!!🤣
That was hilarious.
So the prosecution implied that OJ had to prove he didn't do it? I thought they had to prove he did?
This comment proves that you weren't paying close attention to the trial. For example, the police took pictures of the gate at Nicole's home on the day of the murder. No blood was shown on that gate in the first photos that the police took. But a month later in the second picture, fresh blood was clearly in sight. O.J. was in jail at the time, so he could not have gone back within that month to put it there. What do you think that it takes time for blood to appear? At the same time, some of O.J's blood that the police took is missing. Another, example of bloody socks was found in O.J's bedroom. A round drop of blood-soaked from the bottom to the top. Someone please put on some socks and step in blood or any liquid and report how the stain will behave. Your foot is in between the top layer and the bottom layer, the stain will not perfectly soak through the foot to the top of the sock. I am not saying that Simpson didn't do it, only he and God knows. But if the police plant some evidence it discredits all evidence. The police messed up the prosecution's case. If it wasn't for the blatant planting of some evidence, Simpson might be in prison right now for murder.
Doctor Grande is wise, humble, profound and I have learned so much from him. That being said, he is adorable when he tries to make jokes.
When OJ told the limo driver, "I over slept", he meant to say, "I over killed".
funny the driver never saw a vehicle drive up to the house?
"Simpson appeared to be depressed which is a common side effect of committing murder." I have never laughed about anything about this case...but the sarcasm is priceless. How do you REALLY feel about this case Dr. G? Don't sugarcoat it now, just tell it like it is. You always do. Excellent.
Yeah, scratching my head too... Too much pussyfooting! ;-)
“The police said that somebody famous, like Simpson, would never flee. Shortly after this, Simpson flees.” 😂
Well UK TV personality Michael Barrymore fled the scene when a young guy died with severe anal injuries that matched the stars swimming pool thermometers shape. He'd been accused of assault of much younger men before but the victims weren't believed.
@@tinkletink1403 LOL. For the record ,claiming a hospital thermometer caused that kind of injury is laughable. It's less than 0.5cm wide. Whereas the square handled Pool thermometer was an exact match according to the autopsy. It went missing when the PA was let back in & "tidied up". When leaving the house Barrymore is alleged to state to his 2 companions "we should've killed him,this'll come back on me,it's my house".
@@tinkletink1403 he's dead! Barrymore obviously thought he wasn't tho.
@@tinkletink1403 Huh?
Burn 🔥
Now that I've vented my anger ;
I want to offer my deepest condolences to the families of the victims.
This case is a shame
OJ's to blame
@Omar Jad Al Farid Oh ok 😉
R J
Hello Twitter World
Omar Jad Al Farid oh nah , I did that shit
@Omar Jad Al Farid Are you high?
Years ago I met OJ Simpson's first wife (I guess she was his first wife) through friends with whom I had worked in the film business (they were the actor Zalman King and his wife the artist Patricia Knop). Zal was filming in Tel Aviv where he and Pat were joined by Simpson's wife who had come over to Israel from Rome where she was staying at the Hilton hotel and where Simpson had left her. He had also ordered her to remain at the hotel, not go sightseeing, not become friendly with anyone and not to stray from the hotel grounds. She, however, had gotten bored and hopped on a plane to join her friends Pat and Zal. However, once arrived she became panic stricken and could talk only of what would happen if he were to find out she had disobeyed him. She worked herself up into hysteria that day we were all together and was shaking so hard it was difficult to even understand what she was saying. The upshot was that she turned around and got the first plane back to Rome, utterly petrified of what he would do to her for her disobeyance. And that sort of shows the type of person he was doesn't it?
Yeah, but I'd heard she and possibly other exes took money to stfu about the truth on how he is. A common thief and thug from back when. I hope it's not just because they were white. They didn't bother to speak up and tell the truth. Who does that? If that's you, yes, you get scared, but then you get TIRED and just go, You know what, just kill me already. I'm tired of your BS.
Always run a background check, btw.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 was his first wife white?
@@maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353 No, she was as black as him.
Thank you for sharing.
That and the fact that the police were called out multiple times for him beating the shit out of Nicole.
"Nothing erodes driving skills like committing a double murder." *No one* casts shade with as much elegance as Dr. Grande!
I remember where I was when the verdict came down. I was driving down main street. Beautiful day. I cryed. How can a man so obviously guilty of killing( not just killing, viciously beheading) the mother of his children smugly walk away. There is no justice for Nichole or Ron Goldman..
Just 5:45 in Dr Grande strikes again 😍"I think it was just a slip of the tongue, instead of the word Who, he meant the word I" 😆
Holy frig, the end to this had me dying 😂 This professionally trained doctor spent an hour of his valuable time coming up with those, and we better all appreciate what he does for us. 😆😄❤
I was living in L.A. when O.J. Simpson committed these murders. If you even suggested that he was guilty , you were called a racist. RIP, Nicole and Ron. Dr. Grande's humor is pure gold. I find myself watching his videos for the laughs as well as for the analyses. Great stuff!
The race thing is so utterly ridiculous. It was then and it still is now.
God bless us ALL
@@mangafq8 and have mercy on every soul cuz humans have absolutely no clue as to how stupid they are.
@@mangafq8 He did play the good old race card during his trial and so did the media.
To be fair though, the revelation of those Fuhrman tapes sealed the deal.
Also, DNA evidence wasn’t as believed yet.
Multi,ra,cial society does N O T work!
your comments are priceless! thank you for making me feel better about this case. i was very upset when i heard the verdict announced over the radio at the time. it still boggles the mind
Instead of “who” he meant the word “I”
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I think most people who are informed of a death would ask “what happened?”. Why would he assume that she was killed? This to me is a big slip-up - as it suggests he already knew the cause of death.
Ron Goldmans sister did a podcast where she talked to some of the jurors. One admitted they decided the 1st day that they were going to find Simpson innocent. The trial was pointless.
Racism comes in all colors
Why??? It makes no sense
Nancy Cole 1. That’s not AT ALL what racism is
2. The more likely reason is that he was a filthy rich celebrity.
@@Hannah-zw9ow i disagree
Said why?
"The state didn't win but he's as guilty as sin."
If you played pro ball
You can get away with it all !
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😂🤣😂🤣
@@cherylhughes8212 😝🤪😂🤣😂🤣
@@WillBlindYouWithLight ✌️😀
you are gulty of killing many innocent black people and framing up
I love how in this video Dr.Grande never once says “allegedly” just flat out says he did it and says so repeatedly. I already liked you as a commentator and your opinions and analysis were entertaining and educational this video earned my FULL respect. Oj killed those 2 and you can NOT tell me any different. He got away with double murder. Period.
Did you witness Simpson commit double murder? No? Then it is incorrect to say "PERIOD" after your proclamation, because not having witnessed him commit double murder means that it is your OPINION that he did so. Understand, I SHARE your opinion, but since I wasn't there either, it is the best I can do as well.
@@acroyerx1193
Nonsense. Saying 'period' at the end of a statement doesn't have to mean that statement is beyond any doubt in the speaker's mind.
@@acroyerx1193
You Are a Liar and Really Want To Believe OJ IS Innocent,
Like Those Other Fools That Worship him.
It is a sick legal system that allowed for this type of acquittal. Look at what happened at the Supreme Court a few days ago where two two male molesters decide on laws that pertain to females and their freedom. The law of the land is one that fits a colonial male-driven slave owning pseudo-society. A shame to the human race
@@acroyerx1193 he committed double homicide. 2 incidents absolutely prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Mr Orenthal James Simpson absolutely 100% killed Nicole Brown, and Ronald Goldman. The extra bag of luggage that never returned, and Mr Goldman's blood in Mr Simpsons White Negro SUV. The gentleman was the correct suspect whether I witnessed the event or not. A mountain of evidence with a fountain of relevance, enough for even with a tall stack of dead presidents , the big house should still be reserved for his residence
When I heard one of her 911 calls where he is banging on her door. . .so so chilling
It is devastating. Such a failure of justice to her 😢
I heard that Nicole and Ron were dating.
Love Dr. Grande. His dry delivery of one liners gets me every time!
The fact he wrote a book "IF I DID IT" was a laugh in everyone's faces. His ego "I did it and got away with it." That is an admission of guilt.
Yeah, I think pretty much everyone saw it that way too. What a jerk.
Almost as bad as Hillary's book about losing the election
Simpson is a narcissist.
Exactly, like why would you even be writing about something like that. If you didn't do it, what could you be possibly writing about? Geeeeeeez. Shit is scary.
Absolutely. It's vile, but we know it's true. Unfortunately.. he will never face the consequences.
I like how you do these structured investigations , I would consider maybe cataloging each case like maybe a scale for brutality, psychopathy , among other defining attributes to create a database to compare people.
“Shortly after this, Simpson flees” 👌😂
But the police said somebody famous like him would NEVER flee! 😂😂
It always amazed me that the third bag, which was passed off to his friend and lawyer Kardashian was never pursued and Kardashian never had to account for the third and missing bag.
“Evidence pointing away from guilt..not much” 😂 I love how nonchalant and true his comments are😊
I loved your presentation and how you laid out all the facts. Your description of what happened that night was extremely visual to me and your final analysis which made it very clear of his guilt.
The way in which you present each case is presented in a way that there is no doubt leaving no questions to be asked, I'm sure by anyone that is listening. The way you describe and analyze each case it's so interesting. I so enjoy listening to all your presentations.
I thank you for doing what you do.
As you do it so very well.
"If the defendant howls, it must be an owl." 🤣
This one wins.
Oh.My.God I'm laughing so hard I'm crying🤣🤣🤣 The bonus reel at the end sent me into hysterics. Pure comic genius! Thank YOU, Dr. Grande!
“Nothing erodes driving skills like a double murder.” 🤣😂😅
Doc is funny. "Nothing makes you depressed like commiting a doublemurder". XD
@Omar Jad Al Farid No there isn't.
OJ was just behaving like black males do when they are given permission by WiMPfas like Mr. Grande-ose to be abusive toward White women & girls.
@@deckchaironthetitanic Explain.
Hilarious!
Love you're rhymes Dr. Grande. You're analysis and humor are so enjoyable.
Remember the verdict as if it was yesterday- really couldn’t believe it. He truly did get away with murder, aided by inept and corrupt police.
Some were inept, some were corrupt, I'm sure it could be argued. But a set-up, as some want to believe? Planted evidence? Give me a break. There was testimony that police officers called By Nicole after OJ beat her up (again) were star struck and asked for his autograph. That's hardly the attitude of a police force conspiring to pin a murder on him.
Christine Lavoie how do you feel about the case some have set out against his son? The problem with those programmes is they generally just use the evidence/information that fits their theory, which makes it sound completely feasible . I think the person with the strongest motive was definitely OJ, though.
The only thing that makes me feel any better about OJ walking free is that his life since then has been pretty sh**ty and he did eventually go away for something else.
and very inept jury.
For Darlie Routier you could say, if you think she cleaned the sink she must go to the clink. Or something like that.
Great breakdown of the crime Dr.G. The shade wasn't wasted on us. Thank you! 😂
That was a good 1 Poppy 😂😂👏👏
The Bronco and police sped right past me on the freeway, I quickly learned what was going on via the radio...very surreal.
Wow! I was watching you on TV in 2nd grade in NC!
Also, Simpson was a heavy cocaine abuser which can fuel extreme rage outburst. I believe his addict side effects, coupled with CTE and his narcissism led him to a murderess jealous rage.
Dr.Grande is the most eloquent savage, “the library is open” doctor.
He would be Savage on Rupaul Drag race with the Library 😆
ღSwnsasyღ _ yes!!! I want them to go back and forth 🤣
I agree 😊
PED GSP and you sound like a vulnerable narcissist
Agreed Jessica, spot on ❤️
Doc is on quite a streak lately with these.
Goldman's blood in his vehicle seals the deal.
If the police were competent and not star struck, they would have impounded the Bronco. Instead they let him use the bronco for his joy ride, thus tainting the evidence.
@@bsuper63 Different Bronco belonging to Al Cowlings was the one in the slow speed chase
@@bryand999 Exactly, bryand999. I followed that case closely. It was a white SUV (also a Bronco?) owned, as I recall, by Al Cowlings.
It sealed it for me as well. Any clear thinking person would see that. But....
OH NO! It's PLANTED by the LAPD! I can hear Cochran's voice now trying that on that dumbass jury. The whole thing was about race anyway. When 9 of the 12 jurors are black, THAT'S what sealed the deal. I wondered why Cochran was grinning so much(from ear to ear!) the moment the jury had been selected. At that moment, he knew he had won the case. The courtroom drama was only for the camera.
The blood proves that someone involved was in the truck. It does not rule out the possibility that his son, the chef, did the murder, and that OJ came to the scene to help the son flee.
The murders were absolutely horrific , he nearly cut Nicole’s head off !
Raging manic
Raging manic
Raging manic
Did you mention that he lost the civil case brought by nicole’s and Ron’s family?
He probably didn't want to lose the element of surprise.
Did u hear him mention it?? Obviously he didn't,. This is a short segment about the case, not a documentary... Jus sayin
OJ lost the civil suit. He owes millions to the Goldman family and his own children. He had some friends remove memorabilia from a storage unit for safekeeping to keep away from the judgement. I believe it was that memorabilia in Las Vegas...
Remember when OJ was confronted with a photo wearing those "ugly ass shoes". Priceless
It was tried in Santa Monica instead of downtown, with a MUCH(almost 100% white) jury pool. It's that simple. In the end, it WAS all about the racial composition of the jury.
LOL, “he appears depressed, one of the side effects of committing murder. “
Easy way to prevent depression, don't commit murder.
ROFLMFAO!
@@janets9179 As if only murderers can have depression, sure...
That glove fit like a glove But the jury was in love
The right verdict is life
When you murder your wife
The jury was racist you mean. And obviously there should have been a retrial. Google the details.
@@professorlayton8712 if they were racist, why would they let a black man off when there is plenty of evidence to suggest he was actually a killer..
@@a_diamond You can be black and a racist as well.
Their verdict was just revanche a fine chance to give LAPD a big F.U.
@@terrycuster4213 Well yeah, anyone can be racist that's not what I meant.. I am not the most familiar with the case, I was asking *why* the verdict was racist..
@@terrycuster4213 sounds like the families of the victims were given an "F.U." as you put it.. more than "police". The police has no real stake in this. The families, OJ Simpson, fans, and lawyers in a high profile case I can see, but how does this change anything for the cops?
Really interesting summary of Simpson's early life - never knew he was in jail three times when he was young or that he married at 19. It's stark to hear you lay out all the domestic abuse charges in the marriage like that, absolutely terrible.
62 abuse charges.
Same
I can’t be the only person that LOVES Dr. Grande’s sarcasm: “clearly no police of the year awards given out here” 🤣🤣💀💀
😁😁😁😁😁
It’s the reason most of us watch his videos
Yes, love his sarcasm and his voice.
That wasn't sarcasm. 😅
The inflection in his voice never changes, so if you’re not paying attention you miss the snark.
The Doc's heading straight for half a million subs. Congrats dude.
California jury didn’t seem to know what everyone in cold climates know: when leather gloves get wet, they shrink.
They do. I owned a pair of leather riding gloves and unfortunately they became wet from the rain and they shrunk so much they didn't fit me anymore.
Thank you. I have been thinking that about the glove since I watched the trial.
That was a screaming at my TV moment when I watched that whole trial live from court.
CLEARLY!
Leather gloves do not shrink so much that they don’t fit after they dry!! I live in Wisconsin and I have had plenty of leather gloves that never shrank.
Again Dr. Grande your sound logic prevails! I also saw the jury speaking and laughing before the trial even started, about how they were going to “party” when the trial was over. This is what I saw on TELEVISION back then!
Was he guilty? As Billy Crystal asked: "Do you have blood in your car?"
This trial illustrates a flaw in our judicial system. If the accused is a famous professional football player, and there are at least 9 jurists who are football fans, then all the evidence is immaterial.
I don't think it was about football as much as it was about race and revenge against the LAPD.
Johnnie Cochran convinced the mostly African-American jury that acquitting his obviously guilty client was a chance to embarrass LAPD on the national stage after years of police brutality. I get why the jury would think that way. I might have as well if I were them. But, let's not kid ourselves. O.J. was guilty as sin but walked free based on things that had nothing to do with the mountain of incriminating evidence in the case.
I don't think it had anything to do with football.
Ummm, guys it was a joke you doofs
@@danieldougan269 It makes me sick to think the exes all knew and threw Nicole and Ron to the wolves, possibly because she was white and they felt took a black man from them? It's strange I've heard things like that before. Like a woman bragging she took a white man from his white wife (she was black). Even tho people don't change. Cheaters always cheat and wife beaters beat All The exes.
no flaw OJ was not the killer!
The glove "evidence" should've been thrown out. Those gloves were leather and had been drenched in blood. Leather shrinks as it dries and OJ was wearing some sort of latex type gloves while spreading his fingers when trying them on. Of course they weren't going to fit anymore! Loved your take on this, Doc! Your dry humor adds so much randomly placed enjoyable content to an already interesting video!
Wasnt it the prosecution who was dumb enough to agree to it? They even went so far as to stipulate it as non-testimonial to make sure it would be allowed. Tossing it after it was demonstrated because he looked more innocent, even though I agree with your point theoretically, seems like "heads I win, tails you lose" for the prosecution. The prosecution broke the fundamental rule about not asking questions which you dont know the answer to, though that isn't a law of nature, so sometimes it IS a good idea (not this time though).
Simpson also stopped taking his arthritis medication for a few weeks in order to make his hands swell up.
No one ever talks about the 2nd glove demonstration with a brand new pair of identical gloves. He didnt have to wear latex gloves underneath because they were new, and they did fit.
O.J. got away with murder.
But got in jail for stealing his own things. Dump way to get caught.
@Omar Jad Al Farid Why would he flee if he was innocent? As an abusive ( officially, legally, justifiably charged as an abusive spouse) he should have known he would have to clear questioning.
@@mariee.5912 While holding people at gunpoint. :)
You really went here! Can't wait to hear the personality and mental health factors that may be at work in a case like this.
Everyone lost in this story, especially Nicole's kids. I don't know how they can even look at their father...
My father murdered my mother. It shattered my family. Now, decades later, we're not exactly in touch. So there is a decent chance OJs kids aren't spending much time looking at him either (or at least one can hope)..
I hope they find a sense of peace, even as justice seems to have eluded them.. :(
@@a_diamond They are regularly in touch. The younger ones have not said if they believe it or not but they maintain a relationship with him. His older kids have stated that they believe he is innocent.
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This was by far the funniest video you've ever posted!
He was a hero to many including my dad and myself. He believed he was untouchable. He would have been found guilty if the race riots hadn't happened in the Rodney King case.
So very sad for the families.
Floating around our pool listening to Dr Grande after 18 holes of golf.. yes, life is good. Congrats on 400K. (I was around 300,000 subscribers ago. Glad they found you too).
You have a perfect life!!
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Great job, Dr. Grande! This case was a miscarriage of justice indeed!
"Shapiro, who noticed that Simpson appeared to be depressed. Which is a common side effect of commiting murder" LOL
This guy has that ice cold, deadly humour that makes me so happy
Or a common side effect of being wrongly accused of murder. I'm not suggesting he was innocent but it works both ways.
@@petermetcalfe6722 There's not a chance in hell that he Oj was wrongly accused though.
@@andrewgill6770 I didn't say he was, but he could have been depressed because he was caught and charged and not because he did it.
@@petermetcalfe6722 You're riding the fence Peter. Its obvious that Oj was depressed because he was caught and he knew his life was likely to be over. Of course, the idiot jury gave him freedom.
His lovely chase was on my 39th birthday. Earlier that same day my aunt, my young cousin, and I visited my grandmother at the assisted living facility.
Then we went to a dress shop in a nearby mall.
And there, we had another experience: Some guy ran into the store, waving a gun around, pushing people down to the floor, and demanded everyone's purses.
My aunt, cousin and I dropped to the floor, and his under the display of dresses.
And shaken, we returned home, just in time for
OJ's crazy car drama (with OJ inside).
Most crazy birthday ever!
Was the black gunman arrested?
I watched this case from the UK.
Almost the whole country was astonished, as they were the US.
Did the black population in the UK dance in the streets like African Americans did in the US?
@@robertrobert7924 No they did not. Everyone said what a farce, he's as guilty as sin.
@@robertrobert7924 Yeah, that really pissed me off. That it would be totally different for those people if the races alone were reversed! But not for probably most white people.
@@GA-fz2wt OJ well, isn't it nice that we all have the rite to be own personal opinion? Everybody sees an incident different an from our own prospective. It's just life at a traffic accident and the police officers would ask us what I'm we observed on terms of who may be be at fault...it's he is said, she said...there's no right or wrong correct?
@@daviddavis3389 WTF are you trying to say? That was just babble, learn english or write in your native language.
“….howl…it must be an owl,” was actually very good! 🤣 Made me laugh & while you may not be the greatest poet of all time, you’re fascinating to listen to, for both learning and entertainment. I will support you in any way that I can. Thank you! ☺️
Thank you Dr Grande, perhaps sometime I can give you interesting stories as a “jail nurse,”…I never have a boring day as an RN in correctional nursing. Yes, there’s a lot of heart ache, yet it’s always interesting, yet I wish it could only be the latter. (I care about these people and will not refer them as “inmates” to the deputies, bc they’re my “patients.”
Is it hot in here or is Dr. Grande setting O.J Simpson on fire 🔥 😂😂😂
OJ will be on fire soon enough.
Nice one.
Good Day, Dr. Grande. Just stumbled onto this Analysis. As Always I'm looking forward to your take. I remember when the verdict was read I was working part time as a bartender. The bar got very quiet. When they said Not Guilty, I felt a Huge Disappointment in our Legal System. I will Never forget that moment. 👌
"So the normal items that anyone would carry around in their truck." lol
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Depression is a side affect of committing murder. LOLOL
How did you make this video with a straight face?
He's so funny the way he straight faces his jokes, lol 😂
That should be in the fine print when buying a weapon.
He was guilty as hell! Great analysis as always, Dr. Grande!
The best example in trial history for the term - jury nullification. That jury would have acquitted him - if he walked into the courtroom with his hands covered with blood, bloody shoes and the knife.
True!
I'm a little too young to have followed the trial but I do remember being in line at the grocery store with my mom and seeing Nicole Brown's pictures on the cover of magazines with a black censor bar over her neck area. I think I was 9 years old but I can still picture that magazine rack in my head.
Now that I'm older I've looked into the case and I am absolutely shocked that he was found not guilty. I really do believe this was a case of race.
I watched the trial, and shocked when he was found not guilty. The writing on the wall was when the prosecutor made him try the glove on.and Johnny Cochran's glove statement. I believe that was the turning point towards acquitting him. Johnny Cochran's making the race issues as part of his defense also helped OJ. DO I believe he is guilty...absolutely. He indeed had a dream team. Johnny Cochran's presentation of the facts were so animated and almost believable
I don't think the jurors most of them made thier minds up before deliberations. I do believe that some wanted to vote guilty but were afraid of repercussions
I meant to say that jurors had minds made up before deliberations and the jurors that thought he was guilty were afraid bc JCochra presenting it as a racist trial
ive seen them without the censor bar and its beyond disgusting. i pray her 2 kids have never seen those pics.
Cochran played that race card all the way to Vegas.
Hey yeah we're the same age and I remember all this stuff too
Thankfully, OJ Simpson was held liable for the deaths of Brown and Goldman in a civil trial and he still owes millions to their families!
Yeah, it seems he hasn't paid not even a single cent yet!😡
Attention David: in case you are not aware, the juice is still the greatest running back/ offensive NFL player in history, very few people would argue this assertion...set many ,many records and entertained millions of folks on TV and was adored by men and women alike....the American judicial system of the country found him innocent by 12 members/ his peers...not quite sure why the majority of white Americans are still seething and insanely angry about the verdict that occured in 1995...wouldn't it be better to accept the decision made by " the people" / jury and torment some one else who deserves this unwarranted treatment...I feel so sorry for oj and Nicole and Ron..
@@terriestapley5475 lol..I'm not white either!
@@daviddavis3389 Attention David Davis: OJ was never found “innocent.” He was found, not guilty. Also, in the civil suit he was found culpable for the murders.
@@daviddavis3389 But you are utterly delusional and brainwashed
"Who killed her?"
That was a slip of the tongue - by "who" he meant "I"
Oh my sides!
Yes that was bizarre ..how would he know
A normal reply from normal person who isn't murderer would reacted ''How? how did she died'' Your first reaction won't be murdered... you would expect a car accident or something.. when he said '' who killed her? '' he definitely the murderer
Todd I like you as a person. You are a trustable and dependable being. It's obvious from your insight. I enjoy your evaluations. Your the type of person anyone would like to have as a neighbor, friend or Dad. A stable and sane person, who cares about others safety and protection. I know it takes a lot of time and effort to do what you do. Thank you for being here. Ive learned quite a bit. So have alot of others no doubt.
I have a rhyme for the defense:
“Focus on the facts, not that he’s black.”
He was a wealthy celebrity but the facts are there. Had he been found guilty, like he should have been, there would have been riots.
I genuinely do not understand how that’s all you got from this.
Really!? Always the race card, which he said he didnt want to play, but they sure as hell did. If it was a white man , his ass wouldve been in prison
@@a.jlondon9947 yes!! So right. I've also always said in this case if it had been a white man he wouldve been in prison
Not a proper rhyme
Dr. Grande comedy skills on fire in this one.
He made me laugh more than usual. The deadpan kills me.
Not that funny, he is like a 3rd grader. Not everything is out of a theory book.
I remember that day watching him flee If he wasn’t guilty why would he flee.?
That's what did it for me. I used to be a huge football fan and I loved the Juice. I was so angry when they arrested him that I cried. But, when I saw the Bronco, I had to face the facts.
A question:
Who do people associate talent with righteousness?
I can be a fan of a singer but I don’t know them personally to get upset if they’re being accused of something.
You ever watch _The Fugitive_ ? It's based on the true story of a wrongly accused doctor who fled from authorities.
...most black people in the US flee because they are led (Rightly) to believe that policemen plant stuff on them. NY in the 70's was notorious for this stuff in the Heroin streets of Brooklyn, etc. The TV series Starsky and Hutch is actually based upon this time. The films 'Super Cops' and Serpico, etc...
That’s when I knew he was guilty
Ohhh Dr. Grande I knew you'd have a ball with this one! Mind boggling he actually got away with it. Your explanation helped me to understand why what happened did. Thanks for being you!!
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