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From: Jasper
Date: 3/29/04
Time: 9:00:58 PM
Remote Name: 69.212.229.124
John,
I did read your website. I studied it and I hope others will study it, too. That’s why the link is there.
I know that “the police” did not plant evidence before O.J.’s arrest. I know that the gloves were poorly and obviously planted (both of them). I also know that the blood drops IDENTIFIED as O.J.’s on Bundy were never tested for EDTA. It could have been anybody’s blood on the scene and switched in the lab. O.J.’s blood inside the Rockingham glove was tested for EDTA and it was loaded with it, like the blood on the socks and the blood on the back gate.
The suggestion to test for EDTA came from Steven Singular’s anonymous source. His source also claimed that Fuhrman planted the glove on Rockingham and “was very good” at it planting evidence. This is where we see things differently…
During the trial I was struck by the fact that BOTH gloves were POORLY and OBVIOUSLY planted. My immediate reaction was that a cop couldn’t have done it because a cop would have known how to do it “right.” But as the trial moved along, I found that the right way for a cop to plant evidence is “poorly” and “obviously.” He can’t slip up if he don’t try to be clever and nobody will look at him twice as the person who did it because they expect it to be done so cleverly that only an expert could tell. Every time you point out how “badly” the gloves were planted, you drive home the point. –Jasper