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...label I like to use about what women are looking for is 'the virtual Tupperware party.' There needs to be be compelling virtual communities where women would want to hang out." --Rosalind Resnick, advertising consultant, suggesting how to invite women onto the information superhighway...
...Simpson and Ronald Goldman were murdered. Earlier, the defense team suffered a setback in its effort to present a theory that the murders were committed by drug dealers when Judge Lance Ito refused to allow the testimony of Christian Reichardt, the former boyfriend of Nicole's sometime houseguest Faye Resnick. Reichardt's testimony that Resnick's drug use had left her deeply in debt to dealers was crucial to the defense assertion the killings were meant as a message that Resnick should pay up. Ito, however, found the whole scenario to be highly speculative and refused to allow the jury...
Though Michael Viner is making a mint off the O.J. Simpson trial, he likes to think he is taking the high road. As the owner, with his actress wife Deborah Raffin, of Dove Audio Inc., Viner has so far signed up four books about the case: Faye Resnick's Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted, which has sold about a million copies in book and audio form; I Know You Want to Tell Me, But I Really Don't Want to Know, a spoof of Simpson's own literary efforts; a work-in-progress by embattled...
...Legal Pad (Villard) -- which has sold about a quarter-million copies in the three weeks since its publication -- provide little more than good fun on the sidelines of the trial, but other efforts, far from being a gloss on events, may be altering their course. For instance, Resnick's book gave the prosecution insight into the former football star's possessiveness, but to the extent that Resnick was seen to be capitalizing on a tragedy, it also tainted her as a possible witness. A new book, Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth, which has 900,000 copies in print, has prompted...
...sequestered in a Los Angeles hotel, their first taste of what may be months of isolation. Scrambling to contain the damage, defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran Jr. complained to reporters outside the courtroom about "a tabloid prosecution" that took its cues from the best seller by Nicole's friend Faye Resnick. One day later, prosecutors temporarily withdrew 18 of the 62 items, including Nicole's narrative, which the defense belittled as the work of a woman marshaling her case in a divorce dispute. Though that went far to make the prosecution's presentation seem like a pitch to the headlines, Clark...