Ezra Edelman, Marcia Clark & Carl Douglas Full on "O.J.: Made in America" | BUILD Series
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- ESPN Films’ most ambitious project to date, the 7 ½ hour epic documentary “O.J. Made In America,” which debuted to critical acclaim at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Directed by Peabody and Emmy-winner Ezra Edelman (Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals, Cutie and the Boxer), the film examines the history of race over the last several decades through the lens of OJ Simpson’s rise and fall. It is perhaps the defining cultural tale of 20th-century America, one that centers around two of our country’s greatest fixations: race and celebrity. The film explores these themes in tracing a personal journey, from how Orenthal James Simpson first became a football star, to why the country fell in love with him off the field, to his being accused of murdering his ex-wife and his subsequent acquittal and why he is now sitting in jail 20 years later for another crime.
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"If it had been a Latin jury, we would have had a picture of OJ in a Sombrero!" Douglas is comedy gold.
Ezekiel Major Too funny!
With a mariachi band
He's a racist, that's like saying OJ should have had watermelons and fried chicken in the fridge.
@@tombryan1 Come on man. You gotta love Douglas. Their defense team pulled out all of the stops. Brilliant!
Figuratively speaking, Carl Douglas is a riot!
I doubt there will be a documentary like this ever made again. It should be required in a lot of education programs.
Including film schools: it could be used as an example of how to make a documentary.
I couldn’t agree more. It should be required viewing.
Tiger King and McMilliins said "Hold My Beer"
Fame Rothstein Sports Investing Show that tiger docu ain’t a PATCH compared to this
Especially the part about how OJ Simpson was piece of shit
Just finished the documentary for the second time. One of the best ever
Where did you watch it??
@@trillviaplath Disney Plus, I’m in England so not sure if it’s available elsewhere
"If we had had Latin jury, we woulda had a picture of him in sombrero! There woulda been a mariachi band out front"
LMAO Carl Douglas one of the best parts of the documentary
Loved that part.
Joshua Alley 😂LOL!😂
(I haven't seen the documentary, just this interview. And before anyone feels the need to attack: I'm not making light of the situation, period.)
Defense attorneys play by different rules. Easiest thing in the world to raise a reason doubt.
Your reaction is interesting. His defendant (Simpson) benefited but the pursuit of truth and justice (for Ron and Nicole) was damaged. And it was done purposefully and blatantly for one reason. Not the pursuit of justice but the benefit of Simpson alone...maybe one of the least deserving persons in the history of jurisprudence.
natskivna No shit. He’s 100% guilty. It was a funny reaction by him so Idk what you’re getting at.
There was never a greater shill than Carl Douglas, but at least he was unashamedly honest about it.
Same about Bailey and Dershowitz. Dershowitz still says section 128 of the California Penal code is a lie, and Bailey insisted until his death that Fuhrman planted the glove even after OJ confessed to Judith Regan that he dropped one glove there.
True, though Douglas was really the nuts-n-bolts member of the team who did the *real* in the trenches lawyering with other members of Cochrane's firm while Bailey, Dersh, Sheck, Neufeld & Cochrane himself were the flashy look-at-me, look-at-me bozos, each with a specialized area of the case to tackle, with Shapiro as the figurehead. Both Bailey and Dershowitz specifically have become such caricatures of their former selves it isn't funny, so I don't put too much stock in what either of them says - their character issues notwithstanding.While as much of a shill as both of them, Douglas at least seems to be a somewhat decent human being, his racial biases aside.
@@BossyGuyMikethank you for calling them the bozos that they are. Especially little Barry Scheck & Neufeld. 😝
It was such a good doc. Not just about the trial, but the start, the rise, the fall, and the second fall. 7 hours long and felt so digestible
As a survivor of DV for over 10 years I never told anyone, called cops, didn’t tell my family friends no one. I literally have a vivid memory of the first time I was ever hit. I would never tolerate that BS again. The hardest time is when you’re leaving.
And she got killed trying to get him out of her life. Ojs children are the real victims. And the families.
I went through it too and barely made it out alive. Poor Nicole… This case still affects me 30 years later.
but then you tell it in random RUclips comments..?Wish you acted earlier and through right channels. hope you are ok today.
You don’t have to say “literally”.
I don't blame the defense I blame ito, he is the reason the defense acted the way they did, the trial went down the way it did and the reason the jury was able to ignore the evidence. Judge Ito should have been removed from the judicial system.
He is no longer a judge on the bench. But he wasn't a bad judge, just the wrong judge for this trial.
mjmitch3333 you may need to watch the trial over and not believe the press or the prosecutors. Ito had control over that trial and both sides were sanctioned for their conduct. Marcia and Darden make it sound like only the defense acted inappropriately.
one sided loyalty is for suckas make me
one sided loyalty is for suckas is that English?
Agreed
Great documentary, it was intoxicating. So much detail and perspective. Thanks Ezra for making this film.
I can NOT believe that they were permitted to mess with the house and pictures in that way. It’s as bad as disturbing the crime scene. They should be ashamed of themselves for such underhand tactics.
Nope, they were not their for pictures. That wasn’t the purpose. They were to see the floor plan of the house. So Laura was the floor plan of the house changed ? No.
Ito should have been ashamed of himself for allowing it.
Lara, the dream team actually did nothing wrong..trust me Lara, I've studied this case for 50 years...
That was why they began accusing the police of messing with the evidence etc Because that was THEIR shit. They were just projecting their own filth onto the police.
@@daviddavis3389 that is unethical. And it was 1994 not fifty years ago.
Maybe it's just me, but Marcia looks better with age!!
And still, after all these years, we have learned nothing and still focusing on her look.
@@elinaple Um no. The media "focused" on her looks and tore her up no matter what she did. I, on the other hand, happened to notice how much happier she seems now that all that crap is in the past, and she doesn't have the weight on her anymore! Always going for the negative, huh?
No, it's not just you. Marcia is pretty hot.
Exactly
She looks like she is ageing backwards
They accused the police of tampering with evidence whilst tampering with he’s house
Trevor L very good point
Tampering with evidence is illegal! Idiot
Well his house wasn’t evidence. That’s the point she was trying to make and the judge failed because obviously he wanted to go into OJ’s house
Todara Belton 🤣🤣😂
@jack torrence 100%
The shenanigans perpetrated by OJ’s defense team are reprehensible. His team was deplorable, unethical and dishonest.
Don’t be silly . It’s called “lawyer”. Even if a lawyer knew his client committed murder, it’s their job to try to get them off. That’s what they get paid for. Thats why they go to law school. Use common sense if you have it. Are the defense team supposed to say their client is guilty? This statement is asinine
@@chineduokonkwo1775 I don’t dispute your position. You’re absolutely correct. So am I. Both things can be true.
So, Carl is basically saying flat out....they cheated.. By making him blacker.. ?!?! Should never have been allowed to change a thing in that house.. Let the jury judge him for what type of person he was..
Carl was doing his Job --- it's up to the Judge to "Manage" the Trial & keep Both sides under control so the Jury can render a Fair decision ---- I think what comes across over & over in this Documentary from Both sides is that Judge Ido Wanted to be Famous & completely dropped the ball......... That being said - I don;t believe this Jury would have render Any other decision other than Not Guilty even if there was Video evidence of O.Jizzle fo shizzle doing the dirt........ It's just the way it is ---- Suburban White people need to get over this ---- Rich white guys get off Every day - it's just Not on TV.......
Yes, unbelievable that that fraud was allowed to even take place!
This is a lie... I saw some of the pictures on OJ's wall and they were mostly his family and children. His family is half white and black the Simpsons and the Browns so I don't know what his asshole is talking about! He is also in big trouble for disclosing attorney work product information with the consent of the client!
Cheated? lol loser mentality.
Foe SemOneThree true
13:17 - I applaud Carl Douglas for bringing this up and crediting Marcia Clark and Chris Darden for being the ones who were instrumental in regards to this step forward in domestic assault situations. A classy gesture from Mister Douglas here.
The Violence Against Women Act, courtesy of Bill Clinton and Joe Biden 👏🏼👏🏼
You act like they hated each other they all had respect for one another
These people are talking about a woman and man who were murdered and the murdered got off. The families affected by this injustice is astounding.
I always thought it was absurd that they brought the jury to OJ’s house! That whole trial was an embarrassment to the American justice system.
Prosecution team arrogance brought them there. I doubt the defense team invited them 😂😂😂 Darden and Clark got their butts kicked in the courtroom. End of story.
OJ Made in America was EXCEPTIONAL RIP Nicole and Ronald
I'm surprised Marcia is so willing to even sit there with Carl... especially with how unapologetic he is about his... lack of integrity. Full credit to both of them for their honesty and maturity. The documentary is amazing.
POObumpoopo Well, like they said, she has been a defense attorney too. That's a defense attorney's job, and Marcia knows and respects that. I think she's most angry with Judge Ito for letting the defense team run amuck.
Lawyers aren't like the rest of us. To a lawyer, there is no objective truth. There is only their client to represent as aggressively as possible.
Why should she be upset at him? He did his job to zealously defend his client...Ito allowed the tomfoolery. He, and the LAPD failed Ron, Nicole, and the people of LA county.
N/A - this was business (two opposing attorneys); it was not personal. I agree with you; the documentary is amazing!
It's business, both were doing their jobs. Nothing personal between them.
They are friends it was a job she has nothing against him personally
Curious how Marcia Clark almost looks younger today than she did in '95...and like a completely different person.
Flaccidus Minimus she looks older to me... The hairstyle is different which makes her look different but she has aged some and has gained weight so her face is fuller
She looks good, plastic surgery I don't see it.
plastic surgery and make up does that.
I agree she aged backwords and all those saying plastic surgery where you'll there? Did you'll see her get it? Plastic surgery doesn't look like that. Thats all natural. And the weigh gain really people? She is beautiful period don't hate you'll.
She clearly most definitely had plastic surgery, even Stevie Wonder could see that.
Carl Douglas has not changed one single bit since 1995!!!! :-)
yup still an annoying scumbag
@Alan Kennedy: "Good Black Don't Crack!"
Maryann G to be fair, whilst I agree with that statement about good black don’t crack....Carl Douglas was never exactly handsome to begin with..lol. My grandmother was Indian, and she looked young at 80. Seems the more melanin in the skin, the less wrinkles. I did inherit an olive skin, and so far...I’m doing ok..lol. Could go downhill quickly though 😂
A key moment I noticed was when in the beginning in the film… the black activist athletes were trying to link up with OJ… and he ignored them. Later on during his trial there was a jury member who looked at OJ & raised his fist up in the air and OJ nodded to him.
“I’m not black, I’m OJ” . . . . . .
Amazing documentary! My wife and I have watched it so many times now.
OJ proved his guilt by the Bronco chase and the gun to his head a innocent person would never do that.
"We did NOT remove all of his pictures with white people, the wHoLE house woulda been gone--woulda been dark! We didn't do that!"
"Marcia saw the wall, and she said, 'Carl, you know damn well he has never had this many black people on his wall his entire life.'
*seemingly insulted, hands flailing upwards in defense* I said, "MaAAaRrRrciaAaAAaAaAaaa--what are you tALkKinNNgGgg aBoUtttTTttTTt?!?!?!? How daarRrRrrEeeee yoU acCusE us of sUcH tHinNnGsSs?!?!?"
*cuts to the next scene:* "If we had had a Latin jury, we woulda had a picture of him in sombrero!"
*next clip, while leaning forward:* "THERE WOULDA BEEN A MARIACHI BAND OUT FRONT.
WE WOULDA HAD A PINATA AT THE UPPPER STAIRCASE."
CARL DOUGLAS IS EVERYTHING.
"I wouldn't call it a card as well, I refer to it at the evidence card, or the credibility card"
Definitely one of the best Documentary's that I've ever seen, maybe one of the best yet to be made, period. I was 16 when the Bronco chase happened, and what the trial and the story came to mean and represent was more than anybody would know at the time. This story means alot to me and I'm sure that It always will.
Worth you all listening to Ron Goldman’s sister’s podcast series ‘Confronting OJ Simpson’ free wherever you get your podcasts - an eye-opener to the trials also & many involved feature on & are interviewed throughout the podcast series...
I love Marcia Clark. Ito was the one who really screwed this up in my opinion.
I caught most of it on ESPN the other night, but couldn't catch all of it in one night. Didn't see this part.
Amazing documentary
Ezra did an amazing job x
Everyone in the world knows the butcher got free because of a joke of a justice system and stupid jurors who did not understand DNA or forensic evidence! How the lawyers who defended him sleep at night ,still escapes me. In every normal country with all that INSANELY overwhelming forensic evidence,the slaughterer would have been sentenced to life prison. But in America, the racial circus and everything that had nothing to do with the two innocents murdered, came to play. We in other countries watched lauging via tears ,disgusted and dismayed . This case was a sham of US justice.
Is that OJ Simpson with Donald Trump at 1:13???????
Niamh Dillon Yep.
it makes sense, OJ was 'in' with lots of rich people
why does that look like it surprises you? Donald Trump and people like him were who OJ surrounded himself with. His friends and girlfriends were all white (aside from his first wife who he cheated on and left for Nicole). Its very sad that the black community wrapped their arms around him and embraced him the way they did.
OJ was at Trump’s wedding to Marla Maples in 1993
YES.
The documentary is honestly the best I've ever seen. It truly captures EVERYTHING that went on regarding the case and the racial issues in LA at that time which all coincided with each other. So perfectly done!!
Biggest revelation from this doc was from O.J.'s former agent... 'Nicole would still be alive if she wasn't carrying a knife.' Holy shit.
Turd Ferguson Well, that's what OJ told him. But he said he didn't believe it.
Nicole would be alive if she had a gun. Or OJ would have killed her before this.
Domestic Violence doesn't just happen to women - it happens to men, as well
I cannot believe Carl Douglas said this...even years later. It shows they cheated. Wonder what Johnnie would have said to that
Why? It was obvious in '94. It's not like it's a new revalation.
they didn't cheat. they simply did what was allowed to by judge ito. ito was the one who let johnny and lee bailey go apeshit amuck with their ridiculous conspiracy narrative. a good judge would've held that shit back from the beginning. a good judge would've never ALLOWED an indoor walk-through of the house in the first place, and relegate the tour to only the location of the glove.
so yeah, what douglas, chocrane and bailey did? it was well within the rule of law, and ultimately allowed by a piss judge.
he is a lawyer. his job is not doing da job
They didn’t cheat. They did their job, which is to influence the jury. It was Ito’s fault for allowing the jury into OJ’s house. It wasn’t relevant to the case
Oh Johnnie would've proudly admitted to it.
I can't believe these two sat together. I mean, I guess at this point its all ancient history, and Carl was on the winning and Marcia ended up fine from all of it. But in the end this is a case she lost because the defense played insanely dirty and let a guilty man go free. I guess thats all part of the courtroom, but I'm surprised she doesn't hold a judge and says "I don't want to be anywhere near anyone that was on that defense team."
Because neither are morally superior. They're fuckin lawyers lol.
gajaga789; For the record I think OJ was at the crime scene the night of the murders. His size 12 bloody footprints place him there. However, one also knows they played with evidence. I.e. Missing blood from the sample OJ gave, EDTA (preservative found only in sample vials) was found in DNA testing of socks, back gate and bronco. The blood stain on back gate found several weeks after collection, which they found a pic taken the day of collection that showed it was not on the gate. Pressed in blood stain on sock. Equally shocking was the Fung testimony. I can fill two pages of instances where detectives manipulated evidence. None of it matters. As stated, I think he was there. If only they stayed honest and not try to bolster their case against him (dropping the glove) he would have been convicted. It makes no sense! If OJ arrived home and went from his bronco to the front door leaving a bloody trail, how does it square with him dropping the glove as he came home claiming over the fence? Considering this would be a high profile case involving a defendant who was rich and famous, they tried to make it as air tight as possible. The only problem with this is "there is no such thing as the perfect crime".
Were You there to see OJ do it?
This guy asks THE longest questions in the history of interviews.
long questions about a long film
While true, these are great questions. Very thoughtful interview about an incredible documentary.
The jury did not care because they let him go anyway
Exactly. This so called jury made their minds up even before the trial started. One of them even admitted this was about revenge
"This is the big leagues and in the big leagues we play hardball"I always like Douglas
every time defense lawyers explain their duty it just comes off as being liars as much as allowed; it never comes off positively
I feel like Ezra Edelman is Matt Barnes's alter ego.
lmao random but hilarious...much like Matt Barnes' career
touche
I honestly felt Ron and Nicole got more justice than most people would get. 12 people were killed in Los Angeles and they did not get the resources paid to their murders like Ron and Nicole. Their lives were just as important to them. District attorney spent unlimited amount to convict one person. Just because the outcome wasn’t what people wanted they feel a miscarriage of justice. Go look into and share sympathy for the other ten killed in LA that day
Murder isn't about sympathy
It's about evidence
First names, won't tell you anything about the victims
that didn't know
Pretty good interview, but I think it would have been easier to watch if they would have taped their hands to their chairs.
Also, don't ask a multiple question. Keep it simple and direct. If you ask a multiple question they will usually answer
only the last part of the question. Ask a single question and be sure you get an answer. Carry on ~
Lady Justice has sadly left the building
Ito was obviously Star struck…
Ito was Ito struck. He forced the attorneys every day to sit in his chambers and watch him (Ito) on the late night talk shows and like clap and cheer for him. He was huge A-hole
Marcia Clark has a lot of excuses for poor prosecution. Judge Ito did a great job.
You look awesome Marsha! You did a great job! No matter what they were going to let him go!
Clark did not do a great job, she was awful.
Great interview!
Ito was a horrible judge in that case. Hope he’s still not on the bench. He was so intimidated by the defense.
i would wager Douglas & all the dream team have nightmares over letting a known murderer go free. awesome film mr edelman.
I bet they didn’t lose a wink of sleep. Mark Fuhrman, the gloves, the handling of the blood? Reasonable doubt all over the place.
At times Marcia Clark looks like Victoria Beckham.
candygirl yes and sometimes Sheldon Coopers mother! Does that mean we know how Victoria is going to look like later in live?
Marcia accept jury beyond reasonable doubt amazing OJ Simpson very smart gentlemen
The oj rule didn't work for Chris Rock. Millions saw it but will Smith still got a standing ovation. That whole room cheered Will. People still will allow violence. Will Smith should have been put in cuffs. If the camera guy slapped him he would still be sitting in prison.
Yes that should of been done differently it was now Oscar this year back to all white that's what will and jada got done for the work was going into the black people
Carl Douglas is one sneaky snake, and he knows it.
One of the biggest injustices ever .
As big as all the injustices against blacks throughout American history. But yes, the fact that all those white-on-black murders and this black-on-white murder went unpunished because of race or celebrity, all the evidence ignored, its a disgrace to justice. Regardless of skin colour or finances, a murderer should be brought to justice, and OJ should've faced the death penalty. Had he been an ordinary citizen, he'd be dead and buried in 1995 with that mountain of guilt. Anyone who thinks his acquittal was a victory for the black community is dead wrong, it was actually a major blow, because hate crimes skyrocketed and Prop 209 in California still hasn't been repealed.
*slavery *Emmitt Till *Birmingham bombing...I can go on and on
Only 32. That would put him in the 4th or 5th grade in 1994. He would be clueless to the whole trial.
So it's ok for the defense to trick people, but if the LAPD does it then it wrong. I see know. I had it all wrong apparently.
The defense didn’t trick anyone.
@@DeepDishPizza changing how the home looked was playing with evidence
it's a crime
carl douglas is a thug
LAPD fucked with the actual crime scene, OJ's house wasn't evidence. If LAPD didn't mess up there would be no 'race card' to use.
Carl Douglas is so underhanded and slimy. It's like he's proud of skewing the truth. Despicable.
What truth? I love how everybody acts like they know for a fact that OJ did it.
Everybody has a theory, no one will ever know for sure. Only God and OJ know what happened that night.
bro, he did it. He left more evidence behind than was ever needed to convict him. forget the blood, hair,fiber, shoe prints, gloves, injuries, missing Bronco, lies to everyone.. he's a double murderer...
+mjmitch3333 There were inconsistencies within every piece of evidence. The LAPD screwed up big time.
As much evidence as there may be to convict him, there just much not to convict him. Hence, why it is a tricky case.
+mjmitch3333 Agree. DNA. Is all the proof they ever needed. For Christ sake, they're using it to free people!!!
Arzoo Khan No, it's not even close. There is a mountain of incriminating evidence against OJ Simpson. Anything the defense pointed out was a distraction...none of it exonerated him. It was just a way to manipulate the jury. The defense attorneys all knew he did it.
OJ has a "hypothetical" confession from 2006. He said - in the hypothetical - that the guy there (Ron) took a martial arts stance and some have said Ron was a third degree blackbelt. It's rather ironic that one of OJ's lawyers is Carl Douglas and the man who sang King Fu Fighting is also named Carl Douglas.
The defense cheated in this case. Altering the crime scene and Carl Douglas also in is own way was telling us of course he’s guilty but I was a defense attorney and I had to do my job.
I have a prosecutor friend, who is just like Clark, gets mad and alienates the jury. I win ever time she blows her stack
Yeah Right..
Sure you do buddy
If Carl Douglas took a lie detector did oj do it if he said no the needle would have jumped off the machine
Is Ito the worst judge ever?
A masterpiece in film making
Why is it so hard for people to understand that in the criminal court system if the prosecution makes more mistakes than the defense guilty men go free. Don't hate the players hate the game. Darden, Ito, Fung and Fhurman royally screwed up.
rrmond the two jurors they interviewed were two mos stupid women ....Furhman has 7nice hair Domestic Violence doesnt lead to Murder...and the Oh My God lady...disgusting I Am AA and ashsmed of this jury.
Agreed. And even Marcia Clark made mistakes. She decided to put Furhrman on the stand. Big mistake. Darden made the crucial mistake of having O.J. try on the glove. Defense tried a nearly perfect case, prosecution tried a good case but made unforced errors and they are the ones with the burden of proof.
Carl Douglas is hilarious!
I agree 100% ------ Carl Douglas is a Star! ----- someone on the Cable Networks MUST Immediately put together "The Carl Douglas Show!" ----- I would watch him Every night just spit-balling on current issues....... Make it Happen Hollywood!
Jack Singleton No doubt. This guy definitely needs his own show. He cracks me up every time.
agreed.
Can a network please fund this!? The guy's great!
No blame to the defence lawyers, they were paid to win the case and that is just what they did! Maybe the state should have done the same and build a dream team lawyers of their own, but they didn't and the rest is history.
Carl Douglas is hilarious 😂
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Judge Ito is the person that blew the case. He let the "Dream Team" walk all over him. Marsha Clark seemed to be more focused about advancing her career than really doing her job.
Marcia is professional enough not to have taken the trial personally -- not to be eaten up with anger at the defense for doing what they did. She recognizes that she would have done everything to get her client off too. And vice versa for Carl.
She went too personal with victims families
You could have had a video of oj committing the crimes and that jury still wouldn't have convicted him.
@@dancollins8296 exactly. They were never going to convict him no matter what
@@dancollins8296 Like the video of Rodney King being beaten and jury find the four LAP cops not guilty.
I knew from the beginning that these predominantly black jurors weren't going to convict this double murdering black brother. To show how shallow they were, they could not put race aside and convict a man that killed two human beings. They never thought about justice and the loved ones of Nicole and Ron. They never cared about the truth. I hope that, along with OJ, these jurors are held into account by God some day.
How did you figure it out? So you believe that they were bad people?
They put this nation's racial divide and personal prejudices before justice when they acquitted a man that likely killed two human beings.@@daviddavis3389
Oh I hope everyone who who are decendents of people who owned slaves are held accountable by God as well
Amen!
OJ is a classic narcissist
OJ lived, and surrounded himself with whites. I don't think he even considered himself a black man.
Damn! I was hoping Carl would sing Kung Fu Fighting. Its definitely his greatest hit.
Lol is that the same Carl Douglas
🤣
1974..
lmao!!
I bet Marcia is so exhausted over this case
Over 20 years gone and Marcia Clark is still blaming everyone but herself. She was as big of a reason as any why the verdict went that way.
How?
@@chichi141htz she kept repeating questions and not listening to the witnesses, and got testy with the prosecution's own witnesses too. Plus Darden was a bumbling, emotional fool who thought he could go toe to toe with Cochran
Marcia is guilty of being pretty.
I'm a fan of documentaries and the OJ made in America documentary is one of the best that I ever seen.... Echoes into really good depth and detail on both sides.... It is really a America tragic because you got OJ Simpson gets away with murder and then in my opinion he makes bad decisions and when he got arrested for the second time for stealing his merchant that was legally owned by somebody else... He makes a speech to the judge and I honestly thought that he was actually mean very sincere and I believed him more in that case than the case when he was charged for double murder.... Leaving the jury that said not guilty said most of them voted no because of what happened to Rodney King and later one of the juries says that OJ Simpson is a stupid ass for going out there again tomorrow trouble and even somewhat regrets of saying not guilty but at the time she believed in her heart she was making the right decision at that time which I really understand now
Omg how Ito didn’t get thrown off the trial is beyond me.
The trial was in the wrong venue, Marcia Clark would not have been my first choice, Chris Darden was emotionally too weak, TV's should have been banned from the courtroom, and the Judge was incapable of controlling the court. The harder they tried to make it a non-racial trial the more it became one. The outcome was basically pre-determined.
I am totally attracted to Marsha Clark now especially since watching 'Made in America'. Smart, attractive. great sense of humor. Love you Marsha.
Some wonderful day, you will love her enough to spell her name correctly.
@@alachabre lol
Marcia blood money king
Hey Tommy pence you're forgetting about oj blood at the scene I guess the jury forgot about it
u mean the blood spots that are not in pictures taken the first day but appear next day?
This interviewer is not very good. His questions are, like, paragraphs long. You can tell from the reactions after nearly every question where the panelists look confused like "what was the question again?" or even "was that a question?" Interviewer needs to read some John Sawatsky.
Oh my gosh one question starts at 10:40 and doesn't finish until 11:50 dude get a grip. This isn't about you.
Yes. Becuase he is trying to be Woke and not "offend" anyone who might want OJ to be innocent. It's a shame really considering how well the documentary was made.
This should have been the turning point for Marcia, she had every reason to sit back and say, "whatever you say."
Edelman did a great job. Great job telling all the back stories.
I personally don’t like the “race card” when referring to real issues.
It is a real issue
the host does too much talking
They played black card but wouldn’t play 911 calls. 😂
That defense team had no integrity and the ignorant jury members had the mind-set of the typical inner-city black. The LAPD was not trusted and rightfully so....but this trial was not about the LAPD, it was about a murderer who was allowed to go free even though there was a mountain of evidence for a GULITY verdict. The only guy who really showed any integrity throughout the whole circus of the trial was Mark Furhman. In my opinion Fuhrman was a stand-up detective and was wrongly judged....he did make some mistakes early in his life but he became one of the best detectives in the LAPD.
Completely agree
I agree that OJ was the murderer but to call the defense ignorant, even though it was their job to defend their client and to call the jury ignorant for doing their job, is ignorant. Did you call the jury of the Trayvon Martin case? What about the Rodney King case? Or the Latasha Harlins case? Or the Michael Brown case? Sarah Bland? Eric Grant? John Crawford? There's so many situations where there wasn't justice for the black community, did you think those were "ignorant" situations as well? This was one case, directly after those cops got off for beating Rodney King, and the Chinese lady got off for killing that 15 year old girl Latasha Harlins, so even if there wasn't justice, could other races, particularly White America, really complain, seriously? The prosecution blew this case. Cochran was a hero in the black community because he fought for us...just like America still fights for White America. At the end of the day, we are still Black in America, which means, we lose...still.
Rashan....I did not call the defense ignorant, they were in fact the best that money could buy. Yes, there are many instances where blacks were denied justice....I grew up and live in the South (Mississippi) so I am well aware of the injustices towards the black race. I also agree with you on the King trial....those cops were as guilty as hell and should have served time. I think that led to Simpson being acquitted....they did not want more riots so they moved the trial downtown rather than Santa Monica. The case was unwinnable for the prosecution form the start....plus the fact that they were not very competent during the trial. Finally, you are right, the situation in America has not changed much for blacks....it is a sad and depressing thought. Stay strong my brother!
+R.E. Lopez To I apologize for misquoting you and also taking what you wrote out of context bro! I just hope that as a nation, we can get better with how we treat and how we feel about each other! The in-fighting the country has is so frustrating, especially when we have enemies who are willing to die just to kill Americans! We are all one nation and we are all Americans and we need to get past situations defining us when we can move forward and fight the real enemies we have. You also stay strong bro!
so just when is it you intend to run for president...lol.....i read what you wrote and in my opinion it's so true. it's so sad to see young people hanging around doing absolutely nothing. i understand people live in sewer tunnels because they have no money to build huge housing projects. some large cities are using small wooden houses like in a small village. it's not a glamorous home but at least somebody is trying something different which is helping a lot
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Worst prosecutor in American history
Absolutely!!!!!!
Watched the police chase the white Bronco in real time and now watching this in 2023 - all still relevant and agree, should be required for students , victims and anyone interested in Anerican society..
Lmao go Carl GO....i met him at the courthouse before. A very nice guy. He had a job to do so....hands up
May he burn in Hell
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All of you are mad at the wrong person...Glen Rogers was the killer and was fkn nicole...look him up. Find a clue!!!
@@jazzjones4954 That's a dumb conspiracy. Glen Rogers was a dirty, jobless fool. Nicole wouldn't have given him the time of day
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Girl Nicole was a hoe...Brentwood hoe!! She slept with lots of ppl...what are the odds though? Think this over. Glen Rogers knew Faye resnick and Nicole. Was her handy man and became her lover, his family already stated that!! He was the cross country killer that killed as many as 70 women. In prison now, was in Brentwood the night of the murders and had a relationship with Nicole. Who would be the killer??? 👀
O.J. Simpson‘s defense team did not, as Clark suggests, "push the envelope.” What it did was highly unethical and unprofessional and should have been stopped by Judge Ito. But due to his LA stargazing and incompetence during the trial it wasn’t. Clark and her fellow prosecutors are to blame for not fighting much harder against the efforts to make the trial not about O.J.’s brutal murder of two people but about issues that were wholly irrelevant.
Marcia Clark addresses The National Press Club about the reality of what she was up against in the O.J.Simpson trial , May 1997 . A lesser prosecutor would have buckled !!! ruclips.net/video/IhqH6VEW7rU/видео.html
The fact that Marcia was a defense lawyer and later returned to the defense indicates that maybe prosecuting wasnt her passion and that the DA had made a bad decision in letting her represent The People.
shows how money gets you out of things. this was the biggest joke in american history, except the clintons. why is she not in jail?
Sadly, if OJ was accused and then found not guilty of killing two Black people, the victims would not have received the same sympathy as the victims in this case and the outrage over the verdict wouldn't exist.
If his victims were black he wouldn’t be acquitted
The term race card isn't used as much now because it's no longer a card, now it's practically the whole deck. These days people wear victimhood like a badge of honor.
as well as they should, if they have been victimized and then societally shamed for somehow being responsible for simply having had the experience is something we should all consider; especially if it is a shared victimhood that often gets silenced or overlooked. It's sad that the badge of being victimized even exists--victimhood in all shapes and forms should be recognized. Our society can do better on all fronts.
TheMicIsMyLover IF THEY HAVE BEEN VICTIMISED. This doesn’t cover everyone who happens to be born black. Not every black person is victimised, definitely not OJ Simpson. He got let off so many times for beating Nicole. And, according to the jury advisors, Black women hated her. They hated her simply because she was a white woman with a rich black man. Who is the victim here? I know.
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I am sick of Marcia being famous off bloody y trial fabricated by state of LA go on Marcia if it so bad why keep talking about it all of you live Simpson without him Marcia still be looking 70 yrs old
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If you want to see more of Ezra Edelman talking about the documentary, go here: ruclips.net/video/tVWh1327pdY/видео.html
it's amazing that a justice system can relentlessly and recklessly and without shame destroy a mans life through framing and actually go through with a trial that was an absolute joke, and add onto that, the unintelligent masses of people who react rather than think and accept rather than investigate, or even fucking read, they lambasted that man until the point of exhaustion, even now, it's still going on i don't know what for? money? it goes beyond money IMO although that was a nice cherry, they wanted to set some type of narrative with that circus back in 94-95, race divide? i don't know the reason, but that's some evil shit, just think about that for a moment....let that sink it...that could of been your life, or a friend or family member...and the amount of money too these characters made off of OJ case is disgusting, these fucking idiots like fred goldman and his daughter kim are still at it today, and fucking marcia clark and that piece of shit corrupt mark fuhrman has his own show on FOX the fuhrman diaries, like think about this insanity, the kardashians cashed in, and even judge ito wasn't upstanding in his role as overseer of the court, if you look at the OJ case, there's a whole element underneath the surface that most people can't comprehend or are too fixated on a man to investigate, and it's beyond fucking sad, that wasn't a crime of passion, that was a fucking HIT, and what's even more mind boggling is that ron goldman and nicole brown simpson are portrayed as innocent people, just dig into these people and you will soon start to see that the circles they were running in, the shit they were into, was not at all savory, do yourself a favor, take oj out of the picture, and study the case, and then determine if he's innocent or guilty in your mind, those murders are linked to a much darker and deeper element, OJ didn't do it, i do think he knows what happened and why, and harbors guilt, maybe he has partial blame for the reason she was killed, maybe he doesn't, but i know a coverup and a frame when i see one, and that case is like an iceberg, the public get's the tip, and very little of that tip because even the information they give you is bullshit, and there's a huge chunk of matter underneath the surface that extends deep down into the abyss of society. That case was a soap and you all ate that shit up. THINK, use your fucking brain.
JHOT247 when you commit a murder,you leave a part of yourself there. His DNA was there long before the bodies were found and the police got involved. Nothing was planted.
OJ was guilty AF get real
Sylvia Brown always said that o.j Simpson Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldberg and she was a psychic and she knows who did it but o.j. will never get tries for that again it's sad for Nicole's kids they can't see their mother ever again