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From: Jean
Date: 3/29/04
Time: 10:45:46 PM
Remote Name: 209.240.205.63
Lots of questions and I am not Jasper. The Asford gate could be opened by anyone who knew the trick, without a key or anything. The Rockingham gate opened slowly enought that you could jump out of a car and enter before it fully closed. I am convinced after much looking at possibilites that all the blood stuff was done by switching blood in the lab. Oj was taking medicine for arthritis which made him bleed easier than most. It seemed like the cut on his finger at Rockingham was no more than a paper cut type. He speculated that he did it while looking for his cell phone equipment. He also at one time was rummaging in his tolit case in the foyer where the 3 drops where found. Doubtful that he bleed to any extent from that tiny cut. It is possible that it was not even blood but katcup from when they got the hamburgers. He saw a drop or smear on his hand and could not even find the cut on a quick search.
My speculation from the first was that the blood from Rockingham came from a knife held pointed down by a straigt arm. The blood drops spatter would have been right for this. Which makes the killer left handed. Or ambidextrious. The blood swatches were then changed in the lab and there is much evidence that this is exactly what happened. I do not know of any disease that he had that would stop him from feeling anything. But the arthritis would make him clumsy and more apt to get cut. As far as pain, I have a very low threashold and I have cut myself and not realized it till I saw a drop of blood. Oj as a foot ball player would probably had a high threashold and be even more prone to cut himself and not know it. The blood on the drive was probably planted and could have been anybodies. All those cars driving over it and people walking and it was not smeared, don't buy it. There was also red paint spots around, that where confused with blood. And there is a way to tell old blood from fresh. Not by tests but sight. Done it more than once. It just looks different and if familiar with blood, you can tell the difference.