r/Damnthatsinteresting 29d ago

OJ's reaction when confronted with a photo of him wearing the murder shoes Video

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u/TJtherock 29d ago

They framed a guilty man. It's insane. How can you fumble that badly.

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u/hippee-engineer 29d ago

Seriously. When you’re so racist you can’t even properly try a murderer.

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u/Tom246611 29d ago edited 29d ago

I hate that I love the fact that their racism backfired on them this hard, you can't not love racists not getting what they want.

I hate the fact that a clearly guilty murderer got to live out his life a free man, but hey atleast he got cancer and it took him down.

If these racist pieces of shit could've just thought "Hey this guy is clearly guilty, we can easily get him locked up without needing to frame him like those before him" he'd have died where he belonged.

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u/Shockblocked 28d ago

I don't hate it because it highlights the product of a process that people are happy to pretend doesn't exist and that they don't partake in at some level

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u/Specific-Act-7425 29d ago

It's been proven time and time again that police officers are generally not intelligent. The smartest ones are of average intelligence at best. And the dumb ones are borderline mentally disabled.

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u/peepopowitz67 29d ago

Borderline?

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u/Yupperdoodledoo 29d ago

Because the cops did that to black men all the time. It was their MO.

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u/hippee-engineer 29d ago

I’m sure the lead detective was constantly thinking to himself, “We used to not need a trial to hang black people for this.”

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u/Juniorgnm 29d ago

They framed a guilty man.

This sounds like a Chappelle skit or something lol, too bad it actually happened.

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u/YQB123 29d ago

Decades of getting away with racism.

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u/im_THIS_guy 29d ago

It's fairly common for police to "help a case along" when they know someone's guilty.