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365.1 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Tue Oct 03 1995 15:52 | 3 |
| It wasn't brought up that I know of as a motive, but I bet he gets a
fight from her family over custody of the kids.
fred();
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365.2 | Sad, but he'll get them | QUOKKA::15838::JACQUES_CA | Crazy ways are evident | Wed Oct 04 1995 15:17 | 21 |
| Can't be a whole lot the family can do, which is sad. Someone
pointed out to me that he's been proven to be an abuser, how could
he get those kids?...
a. This file has educated me on the "abuse" issue. Spousal abuse
does not necessarily mean child abuse and it seems they are being
treated differently more and more.
b. He was NOT on trial for the abuse incident, he was on trial for
murder. He has not really been found guilty of abuse, and now,
not guilty on the murder.
I just feel for those poor kids. I would rather see my child grow
up without either parent, then to have to live with a parent that
my child will most likely question the rest of their lives. That is,
when they are older - they are going to have to live with this and
come to a decision of their own. It may be they believe this man
running free deprived them of their mom, and the hate could just
fester and fester. Those poor kids....
cj *->
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365.3 | continued... | QUOKKA::15838::JACQUES_CA | Crazy ways are evident | Wed Oct 04 1995 15:19 | 8 |
| re. -1 (killed the rest of my answer - oops!)
I think what I was trying to say, they are going to have to live
with this in their past and someday are going to have to come down
on one side of the fence. Imagine, as an adolescent, living with
a man you believe murdered your mom. My heart aches for those kids.
cj *->
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365.4 | | MKOTS3::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Wed Oct 04 1995 15:33 | 16 |
| But, O.J. was found not guilty of killing his ex and her beau. And
yes, spousal abuse might have been more of what O.J. should be on trial
for. But, then again, dead men/women tell no lies. And if ET was to go
back in its film log. They might show that Nichole was no princess
either. Both have a drug/booze problem.
Bottom line, dead men tell no lies, and we will never really know what
really went on behind the closed doors of their relationship.
The kids, will get along as all kids do in divorces with on of the
parents gone. O.J. will get from under alimony, perhaps go on with his
life. And a new stake in the ground will be pulling apart the nation
with the deeper lines of spoucial abuse, race tensions, and life in the
light of L.A.P.D.....
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365.5 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Wed Oct 04 1995 16:23 | 17 |
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Much has been made of the "race card" that was played by the defense,
but nothing has been said of the "gender card" played by the
prosecution. As hard as the prosecution tried, the "abuse" issue seems
to not have figured in the jury's decision (although most of the jurors
were women). Why? Could it be credibility? Could it be that the
women on the jury don't buy the sugar-and-spice-and-everything-nice
that the men-hate groups would like everyone to believe women are?
We heard the "911" tape over and over. There was one tape that I only
heard once. It was a tape made by one of the officers during one of
the calls to O.J.'s. On the tape, O.J. was heard to say, "She knows
I don't dare hit her. I've already been in trouble for that once.
So when she comes at me like that, all I can do is cover my face and
groin and try to weather the storm".
fred();
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365.6 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Wed Oct 04 1995 16:28 | 7 |
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Btw. One of our family friends is a social worker in the child abuse
and protection department. As such I've seen child after child removed
from the family because of abuse/neglect by the _mother_. Only to see
them returned to the mother after "counseling".
fred();
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365.7 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Wed Oct 04 1995 16:36 | 7 |
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One more. Whenever you hear of these child abuse cases on the news,
take note as to how many of these charges are against the father and
how many are against the step-fathers or mother's boyfriend. I think
you will be rather surprised by the results.
fred();
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365.8 | | MROA::DUPUIS | | Thu Oct 05 1995 06:27 | 4 |
| And, how many charges are brought by the mother after the father leaves
her and she wants to "pay" him back, by keeping the kids from him.
Roberta
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365.9 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Thu Oct 05 1995 09:57 | 4 |
| Those not using "next unseen" to read through these notes may want to
check out 214.1. It fits under that topic better.
fred()
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365.10 | | MKOTS3::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Thu Oct 05 1995 10:23 | 4 |
| A&T captured a good line for the O.J. trails... 'It was a trial of
public opions vs facts."
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365.11 | | QUOKKA::15838::JACQUES_CA | Crazy ways are evident | Thu Oct 05 1995 11:50 | 10 |
| RE .5
I don't believe any of this has to do with the decision made. Your
argument makes it sound like "the women on the jury {know all women
aren't nice}", meaning - what??? That perhaps they feel because
sometimes she may have attacked O.J, she deserved to ambushed and
brutally murdered? Or that somehow there is some justification?
Maybe self defense??????? Do you honestly beleive that went through
their minds??
cj *->
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365.12 | | CSC32::HADDOCK | Saddle Rozinante | Thu Oct 05 1995 12:13 | 12 |
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re .11
No, but there seem to be many who believe that because he supposedly
abused her then he should be convicted of murder, which is what the
prosecution attempted to get the jury to think just as the defense
wanted the jury to think he was innocent because he was black. It
didn't work. The foreman of the jury said, "The abuse business was
a waste of time. This is a trial about murder. If you want a trial
on abuse then go into court for abuse".
fred();
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365.13 | | MKOTS3::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Thu Oct 05 1995 12:50 | 17 |
| This was REALLY a trail of opions. And prosuction has its adjenda
that O.J. was a rasputian, and defence was he was an inocent man, but
the media had him guilty from the moment he was cuffed.
The dead become martered, the living becomes villinized, the world
becomes lost in the debate of it. Prosuction has a vast wealth of power
on its side besides the police, the FBI, and any other goverment
agencies that have to be paid out of pocket by the defence. Normally,
under the conditions of our fast food like justice systems, O.J. would
be sniffing gas or taking some electrons for juice. But, because he has
money, he was able to get out from under it. Which says that the
justice system for the common man, isnt a level playing field. Got some
$5-10 million in you back pocket for legal fees?
The hat don't fit, the gloves dont fit, the blood samples dont match.
And O.J. is guilty because he and his ex fought. And we dont know what
kind of an angle Nicole is/isnt because we were not there.
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365.14 | | MKOTS3::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Thu Oct 05 1995 12:51 | 1 |
| .... and they could not find the murder wepon so he must be guilty!
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365.15 | my 2 cents | QUOKKA::3131::HIGGINS_C | | Thu Oct 05 1995 14:28 | 11 |
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Sorry to say it people but I believe he is innocent...
Who is to say that Nicole didn't provoke OJ into hitting her (not
to say that I condone battering because I don't) but how much can one
person put up with before they lose it.
As far as anybody knows the killer could have been Kato or Mark Fuhrman
and Ron Goldman at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Carol
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365.16 | | QUOKKA::29169::SMITH | | Thu Oct 05 1995 15:39 | 7 |
| Yes, I agree, he really could be innocent, and in rebuttal to some
previous notes about his 'poor kids' having to know their father killed
their mother. What about the brainwashing those kids have probably
been given against their father while with Nicole's family this past
year?
Sharon
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365.17 | trying to clarify | QUOKKA::15838::JACQUES_CA | Crazy ways are evident | Fri Oct 06 1995 11:50 | 24 |
| If I worded my "poor kids" memo improperly, sorry. What I had
thought I had said, was if at some point they decide their father
did do it, that would be a tough situation to live with. Do any
of us know if someone is sitting and saying, "Daddy's bad, he
killed Mommy???". No, I don't think we do. My point, I tried to
make, was in reference to the day when these kids have minds of
their own and where they land. Should, say the son, some day
review all this and decide his Dad was guilty, it would be a bitter
pill.
If they should decide their Daddy was innocent and Grammy and Grampy
said all those terrible things (going on an "assumption" none of us
can really make, however..) about him, can cause it's own package of
problems. I know of two people, one being myself, that has had to
wrangle with parental/grandparent conflicts. Who do you believe?
Whatever you decide, you hurt your loyalty to the other.
We can only speculate what is or is not said to them, and we have no
foundations for any conclusions we draw. I'm just trying to say I
feel real bad for those two kids and their future. The are the second
set of victims in this trial.
cj *->
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