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From: Jasper
Date: 2/27/03
Time: 1:55:09 AM
Remote Name: 68.73.55.210
Prien,
Yes, blood planting was a huge part of the setup from the beginning, the bloody gloves, the blood in the Bronco and the bloody size-12 “Bruno Magli” shoeprints. The rest was adlibbed to make blood from O.J.’s unexpected cut fit the planned and planted blood evidence.
The first thing you have to know about me to put this in context is that I really am an expert in scale and proportion. From your posts it’s clear that you don’t know it, don’t accept it or don’t think it’s significant (you have a lot of company). You may believe that some things I state as about Rockingham as facts are impossible to determine from words and photos because few people in the world can do it. I did it for over 30 years. I can only urge you to go to the Parked Cars and Blood Trails animations and study them. The more critical you are in your analysis, the better.
All of this is to say that it is possible to work through the bullshit in the testimony, the DNA tests and the photos to separate Bundy from Rockingham. It’s possible to know when the blood drops identified at Rockingham as O.J.’s were deposited and who did it. This is not speculation and it is not something you can fake….
Draw the driveway two feet narrower than it actually was. Put a correctly proportioned Bronco on that driveway and “drive it” through the gate to park on the street where it was photographed. It can’t be done. Make the Bronco wider or longer than it actually was and you will see immediately why that won’t work. If you make the driveway too wide and the Bronco too short or narrow, when you turn the corner you could end up anywhere.
Hinge the gate on the wrong side and see what happens to a man trying to enter the property from the Bronco. Swing it out instead of in and see what he has to do to exit. Swing the gate slower or faster than it actually opened or closed. Everything you do that isn’t quite accurate will give you a result that doesn’t quite compute.
Put the markers for the blood drops in random locations and try to track the movement of a man bleeding from his left hand. You get a staggering drunk meandering aimlessly. Draw in the blood drops DESCRIBED by Fuhrman as well as the ones marked by Fung and shown in the photo of the Rockingham gate in Lange and Vannatter’s book. Remember that Fung' drops came from a shallow cut so small that it was likely to close on its own. They had a directional shape with finger-like prongs pointing toward the street. They tested negative for EDTA.
Now ignore the blood drops described by Fuhrman. Note where the gate hinges and where a man exiting that gate would have to be standing if he pushed a button on his let side to open it. Note where his path would go from there to the Bronco if he were taking his time and where it would go if her were rushing (Iago page 460 and 464). See if anybody’s story of O.J.’s movements between 10:00 and 11:15 match the three blood drops marked by Fung that straddle the threshold of the gate. You can’t get that pattern in one straight-line pass. You can get only two of them in one pass and one in another. only one story matches Fung’s 3-drop pattern, O.J. Simpson’s. –Jasper