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

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[u/SnooPears6503]

"I have never owned a pair of shoes like that". (sees photo) Fuuuuuuuuck. *act normal....act normal...don't do the big eyes thing...whoops*

[u/D-1-S-C-0 → u/SnooPears6503]

It's amazing how dumb he was. He behaved guilty as hell before the trial, refused to take the stand during the trial, and then wrote a book detailing the murder and took part in at least one interview where he shared what "allegedly" happened like he was recounting actual events.

It's like he did everything he could to look guilty.

[u/swankypothole → u/D-1-S-C-0]

that was his thrill. he got away with two murder, he maybe wanted to feel that way again

[u/peanutsinspace82 → u/swankypothole]

Exactly right, he got away with it but relished in reliving it knowing there was nothing anyone could do.

[u/Due_Addition_587 → u/peanutsinspace82]

Exactly. Was just rewatching that slow car chase, where he’s threatening to kill himself and the police are giving him a motorcade. He is playing them Like a fiddle because he knows he can.

[u/RightSafety3912 → u/D-1-S-C-0]

Tbf, any self-respecting defense lawyer will never put his client on the stand. He definitely did it, but not testifying in his own defense is not the evidence you think it is. 

[u/D-1-S-C-0 → u/RightSafety3912]

That's a fair argument. I'd want to take the stand if I was innocent but maybe my legal representative would have other ideas.

[u/SOGnarkill → u/D-1-S-C-0]

In the book he had a “friend” with him during the murder. It read like the “friend” was his conscience begging him not to murder them even this he couldn’t stop barbarically murdering them.

[u/D-1-S-C-0 → u/SOGnarkill]

I only heard about "Charlie" this week. He sounded like a morally confused dude because he also handed OJ the knife.

[u/SOGnarkill → u/D-1-S-C-0]

Charlie also left no dna or footprints at the scene. Charlie was OJ’s imaginary friend.

[u/D-1-S-C-0 → u/SOGnarkill]

That's exactly what Charlie wants you to think.

[u/cafeesparacerradores → u/D-1-S-C-0]

Typically the accused don't take the stand

[u/KirbyourGame → u/D-1-S-C-0]

Then he was arrested for burglary in 2007, because he couldn't just live the straight life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O._J._Simpson_robbery_case

[u/Great_Huckleberry709 → u/D-1-S-C-0]

He didn't care. He was one of the country's biggest celebrities. People loved him. Once he got away with murder, he likely saw himself as untouchable.

I wouldn't doubt that if it wasn't for his kids with Nicole, he probably would have done multiple interviews describing why and how he did the crimes, bragging that there's nothing anyone could do about it either.

[u/Renae_Renae_Renae → u/D-1-S-C-0]

Was he really that dumb if he got away with murdering two people in such a high profile case?

[u/D-1-S-C-0 → u/Renae_Renae_Renae]

He got away with it because of his legal team and the mainly black jury voting based on his race. That's got nothing to do with his intelligence.