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Racial tension and mistrust between the African American community and the Los Angeles

Police Department played a significant role in

the case against OJ Simpson.

I'm Michael Ayala, and this is trial and error.

Why did OJ win?

We, the jury in the above-entitled entitled action, find the defendant Orenthall James Simpson,

not guilty of the crime of murder.

None of us knew how big this would be.

They've won the battle, but they haven't won the war.

This is a gun and dry. He did it.

Bye, bye, O.J., you did it.

I remember the killer walking in every day doing his whole, I'm the mayor of the courtroom.

The last thing he had to see was that son of a bitch walking away.

If it doesn't fit, you must acquit.

It revealed racial tensions in the country that people just didn't know existed to the extent that this proved they did.

The case felt less like a murder case than it was just a spectacle.

They were setting themselves up for failure directly and indirectly from the very beginning.

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