Fred G. lost his SON not his Daughter.
Yes. We tend to forget the normal people when the famous are involved.
BTW, guilty people are frequently found "not guilt" in our system
because our system is based on the premise that it it better to let
guilty people go free than to imprison 1 innocent person. that
doesn't mean that intelligent people can't draw their own conclusions
of guilt or innocence.
That opinion's very loose and I'd doubt you'd find any learned legal
experts or law enforcement professionals who'd agree with such a
statement. What you're saying is the system never has and never will
work, and that's overwhelmingly not the case.
"He's tried to turn his son's death into a money-making
machine, and he should be ashamed for his disgraceful actions."
Have you no shame, that is a disgraceful thing to say, even on
Free^2.
It's 100% true as you know. And it's his own fault for carrying on
and on and on about it and the money all the time. Sure his son was
murdered by SOMEONE other than OJ, and the guy just can't accept the
verdict. That's his problem, and if people had listened to OJ during
the very lengthy trial maybe the police would have concentreated
their efforts on finding the real killer or killers instead of them
all trying to make a name for themselves with what turned out to be
wrongly crucifying OJ. Fred G. has no one to blame but his greedy,
greedy self, as he marches to the beat of a money-making drum that
echoes with the putrid sound of misplaced revenge.
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