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Kardashian confessed to Schiller his concern that the blood evidence points to Simpson; he offered up what he claimed was defense attorney Shapiro's theory of how Simpson committed the murders, and he described how the defense team redid Simpson's home before the jury visit, taking down photographs of white women and putting up pictures of black women, including Norman Rockwell's famous painting of a black girl being escorted to school by federal marshals. Cochran told Time that this anecdote is "an absolute lie." But Willwerth says they had it from three different sources, and Schiller...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: THEY WANT TO TELL US: BATTLE OF THE O.J. BOOKS | 10/28/1996 | See Source »

...California bar, however, is Kardashian. According to Stephen Gillers, a legal-ethics expert at New York University, Schiller's journalistic privilege could have shielded Kardashian as a source for the book--if he hadn't gone on abc's 20/20 and repeated many of the damaging revelations about Simpson. "This is tantamount to a confession of professional misconduct by Kardashian," Gillers says. "It's like videotaping your own crime." The worst punishment Kardashian could suffer, though, is to be disbarred--and since he hadn't practiced law for years before the Simpson trial, that would not be a huge sacrifice...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: THEY WANT TO TELL US: BATTLE OF THE O.J. BOOKS | 10/28/1996 | See Source »

Toobin criticizes Schiller from another direction, objecting that he was too close to the defense team, especially since he was financially involved with it. "Larry Schiller was in business with O.J.," Toobin says. "Are we now to believe that he's no longer involved with Simpson?" Schiller admits he "ingratiated" himself with the Simpson team--the family even got him a seat at the trial--but he insists that his book is unbiased, and he makes no apologies for his methods. "You pay for access. You don't pay for what somebody says. They answered my questions. The validity...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: THEY WANT TO TELL US: BATTLE OF THE O.J. BOOKS | 10/28/1996 | See Source »

...opinions really are racist in their implications: that the jurors weren't very smart, that I'm this charismatic fellow that goes around and convinces people of stuff." Cochran simply denies a big scoop in The Run of His Life, that shortly after the murders, he told a friend Simpson should plead guilty...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: THEY WANT TO TELL US: BATTLE OF THE O.J. BOOKS | 10/28/1996 | See Source »

...West Coast bureau chief with the fervor that has kept colleagues' heads spinning for years. This week her bureau contributed to a typical array of stories, including Bob Dole's last-ditch campaign effort in California, the state's ballot initiative on marijuana, the latest rush of O.J. Simpson revelations and the retooling of the CBS sitcom Ink. Booth, who did standout reporting from Haiti and Cuba while heading TIME's Miami bureau, says of her new turf, "We have every story of the 21st century here, from Hollywood to high tech, from crime and the environment to immigration...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Contributors: Oct. 28, 1996 | 10/28/1996 | See Source »

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