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Each of us can believe what we want (as in the first OJ trial), but without the evidence, we cannot rule.
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| Posted: Sat Sep 20th, 2008 02:09 am |
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No, Miss Susan, Eric doesn't say the stories are myths, he says there is no evidence to back them up. The state has not made its case so there exists reasonable doubt and, therefore, there can be no conviction. Each of us can believe what we want (as in the first OJ trial), but without the evidence, we cannot rule. ole
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