Anatomy of a Plot

What really happened that night in Vegas? New details of the alleged scheme by O.J. Simpson and an unlikely group of buddies paint a fuller picture of what went down.

By Andrew Murr and Suzanne Smalley | Newsweek Web Exclusive

Sep 21, 2007 | Updated: 9:59 a.m. ET Sep 27, 2007

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Posted By: northwestdc9 @ 10/13/2008 2:22:03 PM

Why is everyone talking about the case in which oj was found not guilty what does it have to do with this case? Whe is no one talking about Robert Blake he got off on murder charges? He was guilty as sin. What about all the white people that killed blacks during the 60's.How can one person go to kill a woman not knowing that a second person would show up he they have to kill two instead of one. and no one heard nothing. Sound strange to me..Again what does that case have to do with the other case.....Stop useing the two in the same sentence. what is the difference in holding someone against there will and kidnapping? This is not kidnapping it did not involve moving one person from one place to another......ITS AT THE MOST HOLDING AGAINST THERE WILL............did you see the jury a bunch of misfits in life.......

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Posted By: TRYTRUTH @ 10/10/2008 7:08:45 PM

Everyone knows it was a setup. Otherwise why the recordings, cameras?? However, since OJ was not convicted of the murders of two people (and everyone suspects he did it)...no one cares. Should all suspected unconvicted criminals be set upon and gone after like OJ who should have kept his butt in Florida and will have plenty time to dwell upon the situation?? Mr. and Mrs. Goldman I hope you find some small measure of peace.