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From: Jasper
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Category 3: Category 1
Date: 03 Aug 1999
Time: 11:09:33
Remote Name: ncache1.ford.com
Kate,
It looks like were're on the same page after all. Only my reading of O.J.'s feelings about Faye are a little different... Well, maybe not. I remember reading (I wish I could remember where)that O.J. was sure that Faye was the key to finding the killers, not that she wasn't personally involve. He knows less about the case than we do. At the time I read his remark about Faye, I hadn't tied her or Denise to the keys, the garage door opener or the timing of her call to Nicole that links her to the killers.
Nicole's keys and garage door opener came up missing a day before Faye's behavior because of her drug use got so bad that she had to be put away. If someone else gets her out of the house before the 12th it gives her the plausible excuse she needs to be somewhere else at someone else's suggestion. But notice how much that is like Rhokar asking Fuhrman to point to the Bundy glove AFTER Fuhrman tells him he has something to show him. What else could Rhokar do in the bad light but ask him to point to it? All Fuhrman had to do then was hold the pose to make it look like somebody else's idea. Faye had two or three days to make sure someone had her committed as a predictable RESPONSE to HER behavior. Only she, O.J. or the maid could have stolen the garage door opener and the key to the back gate. For a bunch of reasons we know that it couldn't have been O.J or the maid. That leaves Faye. She lied about the keys. She said they had a little bear on them and that Nicle saw they were missing when she looked in a kitchen drawer. The keys Nicole and her maid used for normal coming and going were kept on a hook on the kitchen counter. The keys Nicole used when she went running with Cora Fischman were kept on a chan that Nicole kept outside. Nicole also left the garage door opener outside for expected guests, when she had one.
The reason no one saw a car in the alley was because the garage door was closed. The killer, as Fuhrman "deduced" from the 22 cents on the floor, was inside the garage. Because Nicole's door opener and extra keys were missing, Goldman was forced to park somewhere else and walk into the front gate. There, a man trained in double kills could take out Goldman and Nicole--and position the bodies and the other evidence for perfect shots in his best-selling book. Faye stole the keys and the garage door opener. She set up the three-way for the 12th that turned into a two-way when she "couldn't" be there. She called to make sure Ron was on schedual. All we need to know now is who else she called to put all of the other players in the drama in the right place at the right time, watcing the right people, carring the right cap--and wearing the right shoes. --Jasper