>Initially a suspect, Kaelin's every action before, during and after the murders telegraphed guilty suspicion. For the space of an entire year, the shiftless Kaelin had lived with Nicole Brown Simpson as a lodger and occasional in-house babysitter for her children, before the former friends had a falling out so ugly that Nicole refused to ever set foot in the same building as Kaelin ever again. When Nicole moved into her new Brentwood house on South Bundy Drive, Kaelin moved into the home of her ex-husband, O.J. Simpson, just two miles away; on the night of her murder six months later, Kaelin was still there. At the approximate time of her murder - 10:00 p.m. one of Nicole's neighbors witnessed a man matching Kaelin's description loitering in the dark near the scene of the crime, and when police arrived at O.J. Simpson's Brentwood estate the morning after the murders, they found Kaelin and a bloody glove outside his bedroom window. Four days later, Kaelin refused to answer questions during his own grand jury testimony, pleading the Fifth Amendment out of fear of incriminating himself.
>According to his grand jury testimony, the noise "was like" a three-part noise he called a "thump" - not plural thumps, just "thump".>One thumping noise, in three parts? Like a signal at a speakeasy - 'Knock three times and ask for Kato?'>This was not how Kaelin had originally described it, however. Kaelin's clumsy description of three plural thumps as one singular "thump" at the grand jury was no mere grammatical error. The words were new; the script was new, and he hadn't yet gotten used to his revised dialogue for the witness stand. Reverting to a previous account of having heard one single noise, Kaelin tellingly described three noises in the singular, seemingly unable to adjust to the noise's sudden plurality as he tripped over the intended phrase, 'three thumps'.>What made it even more difficult for Kaelin was that the noise never existed in the first place. How was he supposed to keep track of a noise he never heard, one whose description kept on changing? Well, now it was three noises he never actually heard, as of the grand jury; this was vastly different from his other stories about having heard a noise coming from outdoors on the night of the murders, eight days earlier.
>In November 1995, Us Weekly writer Mim Udovich reported on a statement issued to the magazine by Sheen's publicist on the matter:>"We consider Charlie's association with Kato to be in the past,' says Sheen's publicist, Jeff Ballard. He's turning 30 and getting married, and we're putting the past behind us.
>Kaelin never disclosed that his mother, Isabelle M. Kaelin, did have a career in medicine - nursing, to be exact. A graduate of Jackson Park Hospital School of Nursing in Chicago, Illinois, Isabelle worked first as a registered nurse in large hospitals, such as Chicago's Cook County Hospital and a VA hospital in Wood, Wisconsin, then at Schlitz Brewery, as an industrial nurse.>After the murders, Kaelin became publicly vein-obsessed to a discomforting degree, as if to echo the similar fixation held by Shakespeare's guilt-ridden Lady Macbeth. Three weeks after he testified on the witness stand in March 1995, Jeannine Stein, a staff writer for the "Life & Style" section of the Los Angeles Times newspaper, wrote an article about Kaelin. Stein's piece, titled "Is He Ready For His Close-Up?: Kaelin Moves From The Hot Seat In The O.J. Simpson Trial To The Court Of Public Opinion" was published on . April 16th, 1995. In it, Kaelin's gruesome preoccupation was on full display:>"Hey, you want to see something?' he [Kaelin] suddenly says, a mischievous glint in his eye. TV's in my blood.' Look - He proudly showed the back of his hand, the veins rising up to form the scraggly letters TV'."
what is this thread supposed to be? is it saying oj was framed?
>actually the stoner did itlmao cope
>>221974016>he couldn't keep his story straight so he's a stonerhe claims he never did a drug in his life. I actually believe him. being a successful psychopathic murderer is likely intensely euphoric all by itself.
>>221974101you're retarded
Why is this sperg making multiple threads about OJ?
>oj had been arrested for assaulting and threatening to kill his wife>his wife called the police saying that he was going to kill her multiple times>oj had said he would kill her if she was ever with another man>his blood was found at the crime scene>her blood was found in his home>oj leads police on a high speed chase across california with a gun to his head rather than be arrestedBut has anyone looked at the guy with no motive or history of violence?
>>221974137not an argument>>221974174gonna cry about it?>>221974218>>While Kaelin testified at the criminal trial in March 1995, his ex-fiancée, model and actress Brittany McCrena, spoke to the National Enquirer about her experiences while the two lived together. The publication chose to wait until after Kaelin finished testifying before they ran their shocking exposé: As a witness for the prosecution in a case that focused so heavily on alleged domestic abuse, Kaelin was himself an abuser. It wasn't just tabloid gossip either, as these abuse incidents were documented in police and paramedic records."He was just evil when we fought, very insulting," said McCrena. Nine years younger than Kaelin, McCrena described the abuse as mostly verbal; however, there were incidents of physical abuse.>On one occasion, their neighbors called the police. On another, Kaelin became physically violent while McCrena was preparing to go out with a friend. When McCrena's friend entered the room and witnessed Kaelin assaulting McCrena, she cried out for him to stop.>There was also the time Kaelin knocked McCrena out cold. When McCrena regained consciousness, a paramedic was in the process of reviving her. She later asked Kaelin what he told the paramedics had happened to her. Kaelin admitted that he had lied to the paramedics and told them that the couple was fooling around when McCrena fell backward and hit her head on a table. This lie saved him from jail.
>>221972838Didnt OJ admit to this shit since he was immune to being prosecuted again due to double jeopardy?
>what is this thread supposed to be? is it saying oj was framed?
>>221974332How do you rationalize OJ putting out "If I did it" where he described exactly how the murders happened? Hypothetically haha.
>>221974363no>>221974412he needed the money because getting framed cost him a fortune
>Airing in the fall of 2008, Gimme My Reality Show! was a four-episode televised competition wherein seven 'reality stars' competed for the prize of hosting their very own reality show. At the end of the penultimate third episode broadcast on October 25th, 2008, judges selected three finalists: Traci Bingham, 40 (the first African-American female cast member of Baywatch), Gretchen Bonaduce, 43 (wife of former child actor-turned-reality-tv-star Danny Bonaduce) and Brian "Kato" Kaelin, 49. Viewers were encouraged to vote for their favorite contestant by telephone or on the show's website.>At the beginning of the fourth episode, a live finale broadcast on November 8th, 2008, Kaelin was eliminated, leaving the two beautiful and curvaceous women as the competition's finalists. Kaelin did not take his defeat well; he stormed off the set, screaming for his girlfriend of two years, Amber Thompson, to get up out of her seat and leave with him. George Gray, 41, the show's host, walked over to Kaelin and asked him to return and sit in the audience until the end of the show. Kaelin refused. Furious that he did not win, Kaelin began lashing out at Bingham and Bonaduce, making sexist and racist remarks about the two finalists.>If it appeared at first that Kaelin's comments were in jest or that his unhinged reaction was just some poorly executed shtick, it quickly became clear that he was in earnest. Visibly shaken, Gray returned to the audience and announced that he had thought Kaelin was kidding around at first, but then realized Kaelin's comments, including the crude and degrading insults he made about the two women finalists, were genuine.
>>221974363>if i did it, here's how i did it
>>221973746>After the murders, Kaelin became publicly vein-obsessed to a discomforting degree, as if to echo the similar fixation held by Shakespeare's guilt-ridden Lady Macbeth. >April 16th, 1995. In it, Kaelin's gruesome preoccupation was on full display:>"Hey, you want to see something?' he [Kaelin] suddenly says, a mischievous glint in his eye. TV's in my blood.' Look - He proudly showed the back of his hand, the veins rising up to form the scraggly letters TV'."Bit of a reach, innit?
>>221972838>Oj a guud boy>he dindu nuffinI have nigger fatigue.
>>221975852>At the time, Charlie Sheen's drug abuse was well documented. According to witnesses, Sheen did not hide his cocaine use inside his own home. In 1994 – the same year he became friends with Kaelin - Sheen decided to experiment with injecting cocaine. In 1995, Sheen was arrested and then hospitalized to receive treatment for his now dangerously- excessive cocaine use.
>According to Dr. Reichardt, who testified under oath during a deposition in 1996 for the civil trial, he then heard Simpson casually ask Kaelin:>"Hey, what were the scores today?">Simpson was referring to a pro-basketball playoff game- a televised game that concluded earlier in the evening, between the Houston Rockets and New York Knicks. Simpson did not remember that he had already asked Kaelin the same question two-and-a-half hours earlier, right after the game had ended. Memory impairment had begun to set in: The Rohypnol was working. Simpson was about to lose consciousness, and did so shortly after Dr. Reichardt said goodbye to him at 9:15 p.m.
>>221973900yes
>>221972838OP, what does Sheen have to do with this?
>>221979432Kato helping Sheen inject cocaine was a high possibility>Paul Ekman, an American psychologist and pioneer in the study of emotions and their relation to facial expressions, made a study of Brian Kaelin on a special television program about liars for Dateline NBC titled "Dishonesty In America: Lie, Cheat, Steal". Using courtroom videotapes, Dr. Ekman gave an analysis of Kaelin's facial expressions isolated in movements that lasted as short as a 20th of a second. Through these freeze-frames, Ekman demonstrated what Kaelin's true emotional state had been as he twitched, sneered and snarled his way through his 1995 criminal court testimony: Anger. Disgust. Contempt. Upon closer inspection, Kaelin's face did not match his happy-go-lucky personality at all. Instead, the jolly 'court jester' of the Oh-Jay Simpson trial appeared vicious and menacing as he spoke or reacted to questions from the court. With his expertise in the study of an individual's facial expressions, particularly when lying, Ekman concluded that Kaelin had lied on the witness stand not just once or twice, but throughout.Kaelin having indeed lied under oath was not simply Dr. Ekman's opinion as a psychologist, however. Kaelin's own biographer, Marc Eliot, came to the same conclusion after collaborating with Kaelin for several months and then watching Kaelin's televised witness testimony on March 28th, 1995. Just two months before Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth thumped onto bookstore shelves on May 25th, 1995, Kaelin was asked during his criminal court testimony about his intentions to publish his own tell-all book. Kaelin, who denied any such ambition, answered chokingly:>"No. Don't want to do a book."
One vs three thumps is an easy miscommunication to make.
>>221972838>every action before, during and after the murders telegraphed guilty suspicionyou are retarded, he has no motive
>>221980199Not realy>Another telling indicator that Kaelin had made up the "loud bang" behind his wall entirely revealed itself in his brief exchange with Simpson and Park on the subject during their final moments at the estate. When Kaelin originally claimed to have heard a "loud bang" during his phone call to his girlfriend, Rachel Ferrara, at 10:40 p.m. both Kaelin and Ferrara immediately established that it had not been caused by an earthquake. When Kaelin introduced his 'noise' to Allan Park and O.J. Simpson, he continued to suggest that an earthquake may have occurred, according to Park's grand jury testimony on June 21", 1994
>>221974218>nicole put her will and polaroids of the assaults in a safe at the bank.
>>221980042>Kato helping Sheen inject cocaine was a high possibilitykato is a straight edge health nut
>>221980217he hated nicole & vice versa (another thing he lies about). he didn't have as strong of a motive as the other conspirators, but he made out like a bandit as a pop culture icon.
>>221980298even denise brown admitted those photos were fabricated.>>221980362he didn't get high off his own supply, true.
>>221980390and the will? who the fucks writes a will at 30 years old? She knew OJ was going to kill her
>>221980672>who the fucks writes a will at 30 years old?mothers
>>221980199Lol
this isn't even circumstantial evidence of anything or a motive or a means or a method or really worth reading to begin with
>>221982654Hey kato
>Perhaps Kaelin was simply craving a McDonald's hamburger and fries? Though he had just eaten sushi in his bedroom a couple of hours before, he "was hungry" after all. Unlikely, according to Kaelin himself, admitting as much to Marc Eliot, his biographer and author of Kato Kaelin: The Whole Truth in 1994. In a recorded interview, Kaelin told Eliot that he rarely ate breads, fried foods or fast food. Because of this, Kaelin generally avoided establishments like McDonald's as a rule. He was, simply put, not a fan.This revelation only made Kaelin's actions on the night of the murders all the more strange. Kaelin, who by his own admission would have preferred any other kind of food that evening, could have had it. He could have gotten behind the wheel of his own car and gone to a salad bar, or back to Vons for more sushi. Why then did Kaelin insist upon joining O.J. Simpson for his drive to McDonald's in the 8 o'clock hour of the evening on June 12th, 1994?He didn't go because he was hungry: He had just eaten.He didn't go for the company: He had seen O.J. Simpson on a regular basis for the last six months; all novelty found in spending time with "The Juice" would have long since worn off.He didn't go because he needed a ride: His own car was parked right outside.He certainly didn't go because he wanted McDonald's food.So why did he go? And how was it, too, that the one night on which Kaelin broke these hitherto unbroken patterns of both behavior and fast food preferences just so happened to be the night of the murders?
Pretty impressive if he pulled it off DESU
