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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (145)	2/21/1999 8:57:00 AM
From: ztect	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 193

Victor, You are certain of this point. "...Drug people do not use knives. They use guns..." But have not addressed the issues I raised about noise and evidence. Do drug dealers use silencers on unregistered guns? Are silencers easy or hard to come buy? Again if someone was killing someone in a neighborhood like Brentwood where police react immediately, wouldn't a killer use a weapon that doesn't make a lot of noise? Gun fire is pretty loud isn't it? If you were a neighbor wouldn't you hear this gun fire? Again whether the murderer be OJ or someone else, do you not see any logic in the choice of a knife as the the murder weapon? If Ron Goldman hadn't been in the wrong place at the wrong time, killing Nicole or Paula or whomever would have been very easy with a knife wouldn't it. Even with Goldman there, the struggle didn't appear to be very long, did it? "Drug people" can buy knives can't they? Plus I do remember something about there being two types of cut from what were possibly two different knifes. In your opinion did OJ wield two knives, or did he have an accomplice? Any thought as to the identity of this accomplice? ztect btw- I've heard many crimes like smash and runs and other robberies are being committed with knives, since the penal ramifications if caught using a gun are much more severe than for using a knife. btw2...found this site for more information wagnerandson.com cyberramp.net