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Non-Fiction

Laura PourMeADrink

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1. Just read all 576 pages in two days. Fantastic read, if you were facinated

Reply to fadedrose (Original post)

Thu Apr 12, 2012, 05:33 AM

Apr 2012

by the trial and all the mysteries about it. The problem is that most all
people have an automatic smirk when someone mentions OJ's potential
innocence and are closed minded about it.

The author, a renowned investigator, spent 14 years of his life, using
his own money, to meticulously research the case.

Without spoiling..it is a compelling read. If you are analytically inclined.

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O. J. IS INNOCENT AND I CAN PROVE IT by William C. Dear [View all] fadedrose Apr 2012 OP

Just read all 576 pages in two days. Fantastic read, if you were facinated Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #1

I intend to read it... fadedrose Apr 2012 #2

Very interesting about the sunglasses...never thought of that. This book does Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #3

He was on the news again today... fadedrose Jul 2013 #4

Of course, I am still fascinated ! true mystery. Laura PourMeADrink Jul 2013 #5

It'll take a week to get it from another library.. fadedrose Jul 2013 #6

Please do. Here's a teaser Laura PourMeADrink Jul 2013 #7

I got this one out of the library as a result of this post matt819 Aug 2013 #8

Keep at it and I can't wait to hear if you still think OJ is guilty. My take for Dear is that he Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2013 #9