Word: goldmans
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...watching his 14-year- old son Brent play a hard-fought, body-checking ice hockey game--and chatting strategy. Consider the bloody socks, he says, talking fast while cheering on Brent. Investigators ``find a pair of socks'' at O.J.'s house the day after Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman are found murdered, Shapiro explains. ``Nobody notices any blood. Two weeks later the socks are looked at by two of our experts, along with the head of the L.A.P.D. lab. Nobody notices any blood.'' Not until August, claims Shapiro, is blood discovered on the socks-- lots of it, plenty...
...Simpson's friend Al Cowlings--performed well, the most dramatic moment of the opening day came later, when Marcia Clark displayed graphic photographs of the bodies. Judge Lance Ito ruled these pictures off limits to television viewers, and the reactions of those present in the courtroom explained why. Ron Goldman's father Frederic wept at the sight of his son's slashed and bloody corpse up on the 87-in. video monitor, while Nicole Brown Simpson's three sisters cried quietly; Simpson's mother Eunice could not look. When Ito at last called a recess, the Browns and the Goldmans...
...Waitress Tia Gavin testified that Nicole Brown Simpson and her family, who dined at the Mezzaluna restaurant that evening, left around 8:45 p.m., with Nicole saying she was going to buy ice cream. The manager of the restaurant, Karen Crawford, said tearfully in court that she had given Goldman a pair of eyeglasses left behind by Simpson's ex-wife to return to her when he left at the end of his shift at 9:50 p.m. Prosecutors claim the slayings took place around 10:15 p.m. when Goldman was dropping off the glasses. What's next? A gruesome...
That is why so much hinged upon last week's hearing to decide whether the jury should hear evidence that O.J. had beaten and threatened Nicole Brown Simpson from the earliest days of their acquaintance until just before she and Ron Goldman were slashed to death. Based upon the physical evidence alone, lead prosecutor Marcia Clark can make a strong circumstantial case. But to persuade jurors to picture O.J. with a knife in his hand, she may also need to present them with some of the uglier scenes from the Simpson marriage...
...Simpson had better make a better impression on the jury than he has on those Americans surveyed in a new Associated Press poll. According to AP, 14 percent of those polled said that Simpson definitely killed his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman, while 43 percent said he probably did it. Only 4 percent said they feel sure he is innocent. Among AP's other findings, men were more likely than women to believe that O.J. is guilty. Opening statements in the trial are scheduled for Monday...