Decision to Change the World
"It's a touchdown!" screams an announcer. O.J. Simpson once was a very well known football star in all ways, not knowing that he would later be in one of the most televised and talked about trials ever. Some thought that the system of courts would be changed after this trial for such a crime that occurred. O.J. Simpson was considered one of the greatest running backs in football history. Born in San Francisco in 1947, Simpson earned All-American honors at the University of Southern California and won the Heisman Trophy as the nation's top college football player in 1968. He set several National Football League records before retiring in 1979. He has since worked as a sports commentator and actor. (World Book, OJ Simpson.)Nicole Simpson worked as a waitress in a Beverly Hills nightclub, the Daisy, where she met O.J. Simpson. They were married February 2, 1985. After her divorce, she won $433,000 cash settlement and $10,000 monthly child support. Along with her was her 25-year-old friend Ronald Goldman, who was currently, a waiter at Mezzaluna. (http://www.cnn.com/US/OJ/victims/index.html)Then, one late night, they were found stabbed to death outside Nicole's LA condo. When Simpson said he "heard
I know how easy and messy mud is in a car or house, and if Simpson had committed the murders there should have been more blood. One was Simpson's defense attorney, Johnnie Cochran. He was handcuffed, but shortly after he was released due to no evidence. So, with a hint, they searched a field nearby a hotel OJ stayed at, but no evidence was found. OJ was very happy at the call not guilty, and some believed he even whispered the words "Thank you" with his lips. about it" he went straight back from Chicago to LA. I think the justice system over there stinks. But you have to accept the verdict because that's how the Jury system works. Some wanted to change the American courts for good so that such mistakes weren't made again. He was unable to state where Simpson was during the murder. There was not a mountain of evidence; there was a railroad of evidence.
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