I do have a family member who would flip the fcuk out (breakdown doors, threaten people with broken glass) and 30 minutes later act like nothing had happen. I can't predict how a psychopath would act.

2. Dude didn't pull off a near perfect murder. There was physical evidence all over the place (like the excerpt in 103 lists and more than just blood outside the car) and when OJ was confronted with it he was suicidal, fled with money and a disguise and threatened to kill himself when police caught up to him.





>add up, IMO
>
>we're suppose to believe this was a crime of passion
>
>but somehow OJ's first foray into double murder
>
>is damn near perfect
>
>1015-1040 to 1115 is at most an hour
>
>you seriously think anybody could get that fired up
>emotionally
>
>commit a crime of passion
>
>and then geek all the way down to where there is an
>overwhelming lack of evidence
>
>I mean, 2 decades later we're talking about a glove, a sock
>and a few drops of blood in his car...?
>
>nah, I'm not buying that
>
>and IRT LAX
>
>sounds like a commercial flight in addition to being one of
>the most trafficed public places in the world, I would assume
>
>did anybody other than Kato and the driver testify to his
>appearance, state, etc...having seen him and/or been on the
>same flight
>
>IDK, more questions than answers with that timeline, IMO, it's
>reasonable to doubt that whole scenario.
>
>


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