Quote:
Originally Posted by VenusInFauxFurs
Oprah will find away to pontificate to all parties involved. Life lessons yada yada bollocks.
|
True. And of course her favorite bridge "Of course, not having been
through what you've been through, I have NO idea what it must
feel like, but....."
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Picara
I'll be watching. It will be interesting to see Denise confront Fred Goldman. Not that I think the Browns are that much better than the Goldmans. It will be heated, for sure.
|
Not that I'm defending O.J. but I lost sympathy for both at the time of
the original trial.
For Fred Goldman because certainly at the beginning of the trial, but
even well into it, he boasted that the US Justice system was the best
in the world and that they had full faith that the jury would come to
the only right conclusion because they were decent citizens bla bla bla.
The minute they acquited O.J. (and of course I understand he was
in tremendous pain from losing his child) he said that there was no
Justice, the system was a travesty, the jurors were out of their minds
etc. the system had no meaning if it worked the way it had worked....
Denise Brown took the cake during her testimony when she said
she and a date had double dated with OJ and Nicole and they ended
the night at OJ's home. They drank and OJ wanted her to not be so
loud or else she and her date should leave and she, drunk, got even
louder telling him he could not order her around and then he'd dared
to throw her and her date out of HIS house.....
When I heard that testimony I remember thinking what you're
supposed to do when you have beligerent, drunk guests in your
house who won't comply with your request: let them just wreck
the house? It also turned out OJ had paid thousands of dollars for
some course or business of hers, too... I guess that gave her
the right to be a bad guest.
I hate it when people first take advantage of somebody and
later assume total innocence themselves. OJ was and is way
out of line, but the Goldmans or the Browns aren't all that, either.
Oprah Winfrey to interview the Goldman family
Linear Mode
