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From: Jolana
Date: 4/8/02
Time: 7:37:15 PM
Jasper:-
I agree that Petroman sought to confuse and rattle O.J. during his questioning of him and that he was very successful. O.J. did not handle those sessions well at all. If you read Petro's closing statement, he makes a convincing case that O.J. was not being truthful.
Regarding A.C., it does make more sense that Shipp would be more likely to be a conspirator, but if A.C. visited Bundy after the murders, it is likely that someone asked him to go there(either Nicole or even O.J). I was not suggesting A.C. as a co-conspirator.
The fact that police wanted to initially charge A.C. as an accomplice is curious enough, but when his grand jury was dropped, we have a problem.
Read the conspirators piece. The scenario you present certainly fits the evidence. Instead of a golf club or a bat, that broken piece of white post would've come in handy for making the thumps. But why would Shipp want to make the thumps unless he wanted someone to find the planted glove? Are you suggesting that Ron might've planted the glove?
I think Shively saw someone, but it could've been Shipp (or AC) instead of Simpson. Remember that the BBC investigator found out that the driver of the Nissan had left a tip, but there was no follow-up. Did the police already know who was driving the Bronco?
McKinnon is another witness whom the cops seemed uninterested in. All this supports your theory.
Finally, no info here on what Roberts might've been driving, but it would seem to be a lot safer if MF used someone else to help in the crime.
Jolana