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September 30, 2008 What Have We Learned?Posted: 01:40 PM ET
NEW YORK–The prosecution has rested its case-in-chief and what have we learned? ![]() Well, we've learned that O.J. Simpson keeps lousy company. We've learned that the sports memorabilia business attracts some sketchy characters. And we’ve learned that O.J. Simpson sure has some good lawyers. But here's what we haven't learned: Whether O.J. Simpson knew there would be guns there that night. Oh sure, some of these characters have said he knew. But they’re hardly going to win any credibility contests. And now, McClinton admitted on cross that Simpson never even said the word "gun." And that matters. The guns matter, because this is an armed robbery case, not a simple robbery case. And without a single credible witness who can put a gun in O.J.’s hand, or on his mind, the proof just isn't there. And that's the Last Word. –Jami Floyd, In Session anchor Filed under: Uncategorized |
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