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<blockquote data-quote="zoops" data-source="post: 109743" data-attributes="member: 790"><p>Haven't caught the last 2 episodes yet but the first three have been pretty interesting.&nbsp; Just incredible how a guy can get off with all the circumstances surrounding that case.&nbsp; How many times can a guy beat his wife and threaten her and then to have the chase and everything?&nbsp; Definitely wasn't prosecuted well but it's sad/pathetic how much race became a part of that trial.&nbsp; Some things that really jumped out to me from the first couple episodes...&nbsp; The ESPN interview where Roy Firestone was almost jokingly asking OJ about beating Nicole (well before the murders).&nbsp; The people lining the Bronco chase route and cheering OJ on (I didn't remember that part - I was in junior high when that happened).&nbsp; The jury selection where they talked about how they didn't get a very favorable jury for the prosecution because most of the people that worked, etc couldn't be off of work for 6+ months.&nbsp; Where the judge had the lawyers and jurors go to OJ's house and the defense took all the pictures of OJ hanging out with white people down (who is primarily whom he associated with) and dressed up the house with art and pictures portraying black people.&nbsp; I guess in the end he got what he deserved, life in prison more or less.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="zoops, post: 109743, member: 790"] Haven't caught the last 2 episodes yet but the first three have been pretty interesting. Just incredible how a guy can get off with all the circumstances surrounding that case. How many times can a guy beat his wife and threaten her and then to have the chase and everything? Definitely wasn't prosecuted well but it's sad/pathetic how much race became a part of that trial. Some things that really jumped out to me from the first couple episodes... The ESPN interview where Roy Firestone was almost jokingly asking OJ about beating Nicole (well before the murders). The people lining the Bronco chase route and cheering OJ on (I didn't remember that part - I was in junior high when that happened). The jury selection where they talked about how they didn't get a very favorable jury for the prosecution because most of the people that worked, etc couldn't be off of work for 6+ months. Where the judge had the lawyers and jurors go to OJ's house and the defense took all the pictures of OJ hanging out with white people down (who is primarily whom he associated with) and dressed up the house with art and pictures portraying black people. I guess in the end he got what he deserved, life in prison more or less. [/QUOTE]

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