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About the 24 OJ books: You are missing "We Are at Sidebar," a
great little book published in Canada, giving the details of what happened all of those times they went to sidebar.
Walraven, Jack. (1995). We Are At Sidebar. Victoria: Desktop Publishing.
You did say you are a "completist."
posted by myshelves at 12:26 pm (EST) on Sep 29, 2006
> "I can't resist leaving a comment for someone who owns up to having
> 24 books about OJ Simpson (although I am unable to see them in your
> library).
Click on the tag "OJ" - and then wait a little bit - the site has been sloooow lately in bringing up pages, but eventually it will get there!
> I didn't know there were that many books about him, at
> least not since the trials;
I'm sure there are even more - although I do have some pretty obscure titles. I was a fanatic back in the day, and being a completist, well....
>I didn't care much about him before that.
> I'm still convinced he didn't do it, although he may have been
> present (NOT like John Karr!) with someone else. I have always
> suspected that "someone else" was his son. What do you think?
His son had a rock solid alibi, he was catering a large dinner party. I'm quite sure OJ is guilty. Although I doubt we'll ever really know what happened. I do trust teh DNA evidence. I'm not "conspiracy minded" as some people are, and think that Fuhrman planted evidence. Especially in light of the fact that a lot of evidence was photographed and seen before Fuhrman ever arrived.
>
> I would tape the trial while I was at work and then discuss it line
> by line with a co-worker half the night while we watched Gerlado
> Rivera. Ok, it was sick but we were really amused at the time.
Want to know something even weirder? I still have the entire trial on VHS tape. (I can't believe I admitted that!) I would tape it every day using a new tape, and it just sort of "happened".
>
> I also read non-fiction almost exclusively and lots of true crime so
> take a look at what I have."
We share a lot of titles - most likely we'll end up with even more in common if I ever get around to entering all the rest of the books I have in boxes in the attic.
Take Care!
Kate
posted by AtticTamers at 2:57 pm (EST) on Aug 29, 2006
I would tape the trial while I was at work and then discuss it line by line with a co-worker half the night while we watched Gerlado Rivera. Ok, it was sick but we were really amused at the time.
I also read non-fiction almost exclusively and lots of true crime so take a look at what I have.
posted by kageeh at 1:45 pm (EST) on Aug 29, 2006