I'm inclined to believe they tanked the case against OJ. There are plenty of credibly conspiracy theories involving drug trafficking that make exponentially more sense than "jealous celebrity goes on killing spree against ex wife."
It's also not only the sloppy case that gets my Spidey sense going, it's the totally fake "high speed" Bronco chase that was clearly orchestrated by the LAPD and mainstream media. Once you fake that and play it up anything is possible. Lots of parallels to both the Floyd case and Rodney King in that a lot of what is presented in the media is exaggerated, skewed and just plain complete bullshit.
There's a lot of circumstantial evidence tying Nicole Brown at least indirectly to organized crime and drug dealing, one of the prevalent theories that seemed credible was about the restaurant she was invested in (and Goldman worked at) dealing cocaine and/or laundering money. At the bare minimum she was involved with people through investments that were involved in organized crime. OJ was as well without question. That's enough for me to think the whole thing was likely at least partially a charade.
I'm inclined to believe they tanked the case against OJ. There are plenty of credibly conspiracy theories involving drug trafficking that make exponentially more sense than "jealous celebrity goes on killing spree against ex wife."
It's also not only the sloppy case that gets my Spidey sense going, it's the totally fake "high speed" Bronco chase that was clearly orchestrated by the LAPD and mainstream media. Once you fake that and play it up anything is possible. Lots of parallels to both the Floyd case and Rodney King in that a lot of what is presented in the media is exaggerated, skewed and just plain complete bullshit.
Could be. I'll never dismiss out of hand the idea that the police could be involved in drug trafficking. Especially in southern California.
Lots of people have lots of $$reasons$$ to look the other way, even if they're not directly involved.
There's a lot of circumstantial evidence tying Nicole Brown at least indirectly to organized crime and drug dealing, one of the prevalent theories that seemed credible was about the restaurant she was invested in (and Goldman worked at) dealing cocaine and/or laundering money. At the bare minimum she was involved with people through investments that were involved in organized crime. OJ was as well without question. That's enough for me to think the whole thing was likely at least partially a charade.