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From: Jasper
Date: 3/24/01
Time: 8:40:50 PM
Jean,
I don't have much faith that the guy calling himself Bosco was the Joe Bosco who wrote A Problem of Evidence. Furthermore, the real Joe Bosco interviewed Wasz one-on-one for years and got a different story from Wasz. Joe's story had nothing to do with a bag and a limo driver. It was about cocaine trafficking, O.J. supplying Kardashian, O.J. and their bimbos with cocaine and Kardashian arranging for him to murder Nicole.
Bosco's article in Prevailing Winds went into considerable detail about Wasz, his physical appearance, his exceptional intelligence and his extensive criminal background. He said that Wasz's story (his first story) "checked out" because of three things and three things only. 1) There were witnesses who remember seeing Wasz, Kardashian and O.J. in the same bars on the nights Wasz said that he and Kardashian talked (Wasz could have been staking them). No one claimed to have seen them together (I was once in the same room with Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks - that doesn't mean we did business). 2) Wasz had Kardashian's unlisted phone number. 3) Telephone records showed calls from Kardashian's phone number to Wasz's - or the other way around. It doesn't matter since Kardashian's ex wife Kris Jenner or Fay Resnick could have called from that number.
We know that Faye had a serious cocaine habit. We don't know about Kris. Kris introduced Faye to Nicole. Kris and Faye are who we need to look at in connection with Kardashian's phone number. Did they have access to it when those calls were made or didn't they? Faye got her cocaine from somebody, so did Denise and Ron Shipp. Is there a reason why they could not have gotten them from William Wasz? --Jasper