August 2007 UTC Yes I do agree with you there Evidence wise the judgment was fair But truth wise it wasn t The problem was with the prosecution s case They organized the evidence badly and left out crucial information with which could have gotten OJ a guilty verdict I ve heard some people say that OJ did it with an accomplice Again I really don t think race had anything to do with the prosecution If it did then LAPD would have had to have an agenda to go to every single black football player s house in the area and frame them for murder I think the crucial turning point was when they switched where they were holding the case Stupid stupid stupid 00 50 25