Comment on The gloves still do not fit. OJ Simpson and evidence. by sonatime

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sonatime · 8/16/2026, 4:19:34 AM · permalink

If I have to pay attention to these events, I try to make sense of them by zooming out. Beyond the two victims, it’s hard for me to care much about OJ (already part of Hollyweird), the prosecutors, the cops, or the rest of the cast. I see the entire event as a massive psychological operation that culminated in a low IQ Bronco chase, which ultimately only benefited the media. It was institutional theater that had a deeply polarizing national effect on race relations.   
  
Let's recap for the unlucky ones that will read this:) Mostly AI edit for "clarity"... There was no need to plant anything and the sequence of developments is logically explanatory.   
  
OJ wearing gloves to carry out a premeditated (or at least anticipated) act, combined with attempts to lock down an alibi through his houseguest Kato, makes more logical sense than a pure heat-of-the-moment domestic explosion with no exit strategy.  
  
Sequence as it fits the evidence:  
  
He confronts/kills Nicole. During or right after this, Ron Goldman has the misfortune of arriving to return the glasses. In the struggle with Goldman, OJ injures his left hand (scratches/cuts) and loses the left glove at the Bundy scene. He drives back to his home at Rockingham. While trying to enter or move around the property (possibly via a rear path, consistent with the thumps Kato heard), he loses or discards the remaining right glove behind the guest house. It's a hurried/incomplete disposal under pressure than a carefully planned drop or police planting.  
  
The blood/DNA evidence then forms a continuous trail:  
  
Blood drops leading away from the bodies at Bundy (to the left of the shoe prints) and on the rear gate matched OJ.    
The Rockingham glove contained a mixture of blood matching Simpson + Nicole + Goldman.    
Socks in Simpson’s bedroom contained blood matching Nicole.    
Inside the Bronco: blood matching Simpson, Nicole, and Goldman (including the console and other surfaces).    
A trail of blood drops from near the Bronco up to the front door and into the foyer of the Rockingham house matched Simpson. Additional blood consistent with Simpson was found inside the Bronco.  
  
In short:)  
OJ’s blood was at the murder scene.  
The victims’ blood was on items connected to him (socks, Rockingham glove, Bronco).  
His own blood was in his car and house, consistent with the fresh cut on his left hand.  
  
His explanations for the cut shifted. When first questioned on June 13 he said he wasn’t sure — maybe he cut it while rushing around the house preparing to leave for Chicago. Later the defense narrative became that he cut or reopened it in the Chicago hotel room by breaking a glass after learning Nicole was dead.  
  
Would you have convicted him or not? Why does this strange idea still circulate in your mind, and what conspiracy exactly do you see?  
  
Lucky for OJ his alibi was so poor it saved him from conviction :)  
  
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