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From: rovaan
Date: 2/16/02
Time: 12:00:22 AM
Jasper-
In talking to Jill, she said she did not look at a clock in her house before she left. As to why she did not mention the 8 -10 minute difference in the clock in her car, my understanding is that Marcia Clark did not want her to mentioned it and asked her questions in a way not to bring it out.
As to Jill being a "liar' about having only talked to her mother, Jill misunderstood the question. All the other times she had been asked who she talked to FIRST and that was what she was answering. I do not think it is out of the realm of possibilities for a witness to misunderstand a question.
You talk about the lawsuit involving Clarke. Were you aware the findings in that lawsuit were vacated on appeal? There was a settlement for the amount that Jill had already agreed she owed Clarke. Clarke indicated Jill owed him $6,000.00 although in small claims court he could only ask for $5,000.00. Jill had made a loan to Clarke for $3,000.00 and therein laid most of the dispute. The implications that there was something wrong with Jill came from Clarke, who had been involved with Jill and were made to the DA's office. Clarke was also a friend of OJ's. See his picture in the book "I want to tell you". I have met Jill and she appears to be a trustworthy person.
I mentioned "felon" because a member of the DA's office described Jill this way and it simply is not true.
Did you know the driver of the gray Nissan came forward to the LAPD?
Have you considered that OJ may have been at Bundy that night but that his being there does not mean that he killed Nicole or Ron? If someone planned to frame OJ, by luring him to Bundy, they would stengthen their frame up. They did not know what evidence he would leave, but it was likely he would leave some or be seen. I think if you could give some consideration to OJ being at Bundy that night, after the murders were committed, some things would fall into place for you.