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From: Jasper
Date: 8/30/03
Time: 2:48:21 AM
Remote Name: 68.73.59.222
Charlie,
The examples are too numerous to mention. When I tired to enumerate them, the list got so long I gave up. I’m sure that we talked about most of them at one time or anther but when you put them together you get a whole ‘nother animal.
Let’s look at Marcia Clark…
For years the official stand on the baseball bat incident was ONLY what Fuhrman put in his '89 letter to the city attorney. Our own Kari figured out that it happed in ’84, just as O.J. claimed it did, and not in ’85 as Fuhrman claimed. The car was damaged. It had to be repaired. Someone must have done the work and it couldn’t have been too tough to track them down to learn for certain when it happened. If Fuhrman truly responded to a 415, a 911 operator must have dispatched the call. Who was the operator? In ’94, when the incident became important to Marcia Clark in establishing a pattern of O.J.’s abuse toward Nicole, it should have also become important for her to verify as much of Fuhrman’s account as she could. She didn’t bother.
When Kathleen Bell testified about Fuhrman’s racist rant when she compared him to O.J.’s friend Marcus Allen in ’86, Marcia Clark called her a liar. Ito had to caution Marcia to watch what her words. When Lucienne Coleman came to Marcia with the swastika story and sworn statements from two police officers that Fuhrman boasted about having an affair with Nicole in ’92, Marcia kicked her out of her office. Marcia knew that Fuhrman lied in the preliminary hearing about Phillips being his partner. She posed for pictures with Roberts in the doorway of O.J.’s house on the 13th but presented her case as though he didn’t exist. She was where she had to be to get personal knowledge about “blood in the Bronco” and “socks on the rug” but she claimed that she didn’t look. She said on the witness stand that Fuhrman didn’t give her “the tour” when she got to Rockingham but he was the only detective there at the time who could have.
Marcia couldn’t be charged with perjury because Judge Ito allowed her to testify without being sworn in.
Now let’s look at Vannatter and Lange…
They made much of the Bronco’s involvement in the murders, yet they never looked for matching tire imprints at Bundy and they never drove the Bronco out of the gate and onto the street to see if there was any merit to O.J. story of when he last drove it.
Again, the examples are numerous. When you group them around crucial information that wasn’t obtained and witnesses not called you get a pattern of deliberate intent to hide the truth. --Jasper