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To: TimF who wrote (142857)	2/20/2002 6:15:04 PM
From: hmaly	Respond to of 1578283

Tim Re..I understand that the black community in LA did not trust the police, but that fact would hardly change my opinion on the OJ case or my focus on the facts and my opinions rather then the skin color of the people who hold the opposite opinion.<<<< Actually this phase of the discussison started when David said anyone would have had to be an idiot not to have found OJ guilty. The simple truth is that a majority of the black people, and about 40% of the whites in LA didn't trust the police dept. It wasn't all that hard to convince them at that time, that the police had rigged part of the evidence, mainly the glove, and the blood stained socks. Today, 90% percent of the blacks might agree with you, but most wouldn't have then.