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From: Jasper
Date: 8/24/03
Time: 2:53:47 PM
Remote Name: 68.73.197.132
Charlie,
Of course it wouldn’t have mattered to Tom Lange which woman shouted, “O.J. did it!” (that’s what makes his version of the story credible). Maybe we’re saying the same thing. Lange had no reason to say that it was Denise if he had the slightest doubt that it wasn’t. We do seem to be on the same page with the other “Denise issues” you raised.
For the sake of those who don’t have Lange’s full story, here it is (Evidence Dismissed, pages 28-29):
“At 6:21 a.m., again using the telephone in Simpson’s kitchen, Lange calls the Brown home. It rings several times before Lou Brown, Nicole’s father, answers—almost simultaneously with daughter Denise, who is on another extension.
“’This is Detective Tom Lange, LAPD. Have I reached the home of Nicole Brown’s parents?’
“’Yes, you have.’ Lou Brown replies quizzically.’ “I’m terribly sorry to inform you about this, Mr. Brown, but your daughter has been killed at her home.”
“To Lange’s complete surprise, Denise immediately starts screaming, ‘I knew he’d do it! I knew that motherfucker would kill her! I knew it! I knew it! O.J. did it! O.J. killed her! I knew that son of a bitch was going to do it!’
“As Lange tries to continue talking to Lou Brown—who does not scream, cry, or accuse—he can hear a growing wave of wailing female voices in the background, screaming, ‘O.J. did it! O.J. did it! O.J. did it!’”
“Lou Brown remains composed as Lange assures him that his grandchildren are safe at the police station and that they will be picked up by Arnelle. After a few moments, Juditha Brown, Nicole’s mother, takes the telephone and speaks to Lange. She tearfully tells the detective that the whole family had dinner together with several friends just last night a restaurant in Brentwood—after they attended a dance recital to see their granddaughter, Sydney. Without making any accusations, she tells Lange that O.J. Simpson had also attended the recital but not the dinner.
“Lange does not push the issue of Denise Brown’s frenzied reaction against Simpson. But he know he will talk to her and the rest of the family again in the very near future.”
That phone conversation alone says a lot about Denise, Ron Shipp, Faye Resnick and Mark Fuhrman. Evidence of “O.J.-the-batterer” doesn’t exist without them leading the way or giving an old story the necessary new spin. Could Denise’s use of the word “motherfucker” have been a Freudian slip? It came first. It must have come from somewhere and it did didn’t come from what she knew about O.J. What did she know about MF? –Jasper