"It was SO sexist, the way you were treated during the trial. But let's talk about your hair styles. Also, tell us, were you and Christopher Darden lovers?? Are your kids watching the TV series now??" LOL

@1301595

8 жыл бұрын

+bookguitarguy you took the thoughts out of my head! hahahaah they were being soooo hypocritical without even knowing about it.

@TheChinababe33

8 жыл бұрын

+bookguitarguy I just thought the same time...

@lordoffrog2354

8 жыл бұрын

oh god u lot r so easily triggered

@blackgrlfly

7 жыл бұрын

What was sexist was her not being treated with respect or taken seriously because of her gender. She was bullied in court and criticized for not appearing "feminine" enough. They told her to change her hair, to wear skirts and the worst most condescending thing you can say to a women; "smile". Its insulting and perverted. As another female the interviewer can have girl talk with her and address her "controversial" hair in a jokey manner. Her last two questions were legitimate. She and her partner had an intriguing, loving and supportive dynamic for two associates. The last question is valid and not sexist in the slightest. She was simply asked if her kids are interested in viewing a show that depicts a very difficult time in their mother's life. I don't know if I could.

@jockoadams3377

7 жыл бұрын

In fairness though.. I'm sure Savannah can relate. She's in media, she gets superficially criticized, and I'm sure she hears a lot of BS about how she looks on any given day.

I dont understand why she was so criticized. I think she was a very beautiful woman before the media trashed her for not being "feminine enough". Hypocrites.

@einc70

7 жыл бұрын

Estela Zalazar There was the Rodney king case around the same time. It got the entire L.A black community mad. Lucky there wasn't a global riot then. So that played out in the public opinion and I think jurors' decision on that case. There was other stuffs going on in the background. There were people rooting for Simpson but less of those who opposed. So racism played out big time in that case. And Clark coming off on the national icon like Simpson was a huge deal. Literally everyone were rooting for the guy and dissed the "white" chick. So there was the public pressure also... until the evidences were starting to unfold...

@user-gu4ws9iq3l

7 жыл бұрын

+einc70 I love Marcia. She's beautiful, real, lively, sweet, and without an ounce of bitterness. Race had nothing to do with her being aesthetically vilified, and treated with less respect inside and outside of the courtroom. She simply was an easy target being a woman, and to an extent vulnerable. I agree with Estela.

@einc70

7 жыл бұрын

Giselle Raphael​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ if you watched the series it starts off with the Rodney King incident. It wasn't edited that way by accident. I'm not from the U.S. But the racial tension that ensued from the incident took a toll there in a very bad way, just like those black kids getting shot dead by white cops back East for no reason. I've lived 2 years in L.A, 1998-2000, in my mid-twenties. The racial tension related to the Rodney King case was still very vivid there, that's the feel I was getting from the locals. So I believe it played out in that case. But I also understand how being a woman could be an argument against it. So sexism as both you mentioned.

@SovereignStatesman

7 жыл бұрын

Which shows how STUPID it was to try the case there, rather than in Santa Monica where the killings OCCURRED; but Gil Garcetti wanted to get the black vote for himself, not justice for the victims Ron and Nicole.

@einc70

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe this should have been better handed to feds. The racial divide is so great there.

Judge Ito doesn't get nearly enough blame for how awful of a job he did. You could argue he is more to blame than the jurors.

@elizabethmchugh9811

Жыл бұрын

I agree. He lost total control of that courtroom.

I wanna give her a hug.

@nomvulazanamanong5783

8 жыл бұрын

m2

@slipnorris5882

7 жыл бұрын

"Lets hug it out bitch" Ari Gold

@7tbryant

7 жыл бұрын

I wanna give her an indictment! for her role in the fraud of the century like a Jewish war crimes criminal.

@emilianomartinferreyra8697

7 жыл бұрын

I wish Ytub would block idiot people like you

@cc22ful

7 жыл бұрын

If you really believe that she is responsible for OJ being acquitted, you didn't pay enough attention.

Sarah Paulson is an absolutely brilliant actress

@haveatyou1

3 жыл бұрын

What's all the fuss about?

@ec4221

3 жыл бұрын

Very talented too

I’m so glad people are recognizing her strength throughout that time & that she gets to gain a little bit of her dignity back. She deserved every ounce of this respect back then, but better late than never.

@theeagle7054

3 жыл бұрын

You never put a woman in a high stakes, high pressure situation, she will just mess it up big time and then blame it on sexism. So typical.

@alvalankerofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Marcia was so incompetent and terrible in this case, idk why people are coming around to think she was a good woman, she let a double murderer go free.

@wtfj4462

Жыл бұрын

She’s a loser. She lost and she can’t take a loss so now she’s blaming the jury for how TERRIBLE she is at her job. 2 people lied on stand, one of them was convicted of perjury, the other tainted tons of evidence in blood and lost the case. She sucks.

@mox9076

11 ай бұрын

​@@theeagle7054 she was outclassed, but there were tons of sexism then.

I love Marcia Clark's honesty and toughness. The fact that she was able to keep calm during the whole case while she felt frustrated in her head is something not a lot of people can do and that inspires me as a person. This is a woman that should be highly respected.

@slimdudeDJC

3 жыл бұрын

I think she did have some breakdowns in between, but who can blame her?

@theeagle7054

3 жыл бұрын

You never put a woman in a high stakes, high pressure situation, she will just mess it up big time and then blame it on sexism. So typical.

@alvalankerofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Marcia was so incompetent and terrible in this case, idk why people are coming around to think she was a good woman, she let a double murderer go free.

@blue-calla

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said, Jonah. On top of the incompetent, misogynistic judge, the sexist media, the large defense team who were incredibly skilled... espec at playing dirty, Simpson’s celebrity status, and millions of ppl scrutinizing her every move, Marcia was also dealing with a nasty custody battle. I‘m glad to see that she’s as confident now as she was back then, and seems content.

@tektako

2 жыл бұрын

Yanno that’s what lawyers do day in day out right?

Sarah was fantastic playing Marsha. She deserves to win a Emmy. Looks like Marsha had some dental work done, looks good.

@7tbryant

7 жыл бұрын

She is a total fraud, and she is right about Jason! not OJ!

@Gonk

7 жыл бұрын

Tony u mentioned all these crimes and phone records but you won't say what that's all about, instead u make up some excuse to not tell us. Please give us details and convince us all right now, the court is yours. :)

@7tbryant

7 жыл бұрын

Gonk "but you won't say what that's all about, instead u make up some excuse to not tell us." Tell you what!? What do you want to know!? I don't see anything on this thread that mentions crimes in detail! So me what I stated!?

@ashbyhob4422

7 жыл бұрын

Gonk your crazy. Oj is guilty. She was just doing her job you hack

@Gonk

7 жыл бұрын

lol Ashby I was quoting something "Tony Starks" said, I didn't say that lol. I know Oj is guilty :)

She looks good!!! You can really see what stress can do to a person when you compare her with the way she looked during the trial.. I'm happy for her, she seems like a genuine and honest person..

@blueagle-di6is

8 жыл бұрын

I agree

@rockfortunerecords513

8 жыл бұрын

I agree as well

@Guillermo_Carratero

8 жыл бұрын

blueagle1100 Ooooohhh!!! You are ruthless LOL

@sylviejor8402

7 жыл бұрын

d

@Guillermo_Carratero

7 жыл бұрын

Tony Starks What the hell are you talking about? You lost me..

as a law student and as a woman I have nothing but respect for this women...!! such an inspiration..god bless her..

@theeagle7054

3 жыл бұрын

You never put a woman in a high stakes, high pressure situation, she will just mess it up big time and then blame it on sexism. So typical.

@salmamohmed222

3 жыл бұрын

@@theeagle7054 To claim that Marcia wasn't heavily and unfairly scrutinized during this trial is such a gross understatement and shows that you have no sense of what sexism and misogyny actually is. Marcia didn't blame anything on sexism, she was victim to it. She was surrounded by sexist men and a jury that was no doubt biased against her during the trial. "Typical" would be you and, no doubt, many other men having blatant misogynistic views when it comes to accomplished, capable and well - spoken Women.

@theeagle7054

3 жыл бұрын

@@salmamohmed222 then tell me why she let 9 black jurors who hated her sit on the case??? That too against the recommendation of consultants and against basic common sense, even a 10 year old would have known that this Jury is no good. And then she made millions of Dollars parading around, how shameless is she????

@erowo8767

3 жыл бұрын

@@theeagle7054 this is so stupid and sexist, because you’ve seen one woman do something you think that’s how everyone is, she was under so much pressure and scrutiny for things that didn’t ducking matter like her kids, her hair and all that, she wasn’t the one on trial OJ was and he was guilty everyone ignored the evidence because of the political climate, OJ was lucky. It was a matter of circumstance. And any reasonable person would know he was faking and those gloves could fit, I don’t know why no one had the sense to put it on fit him, it could also be that the glove shrunk because it was washed.

@theeagle7054

3 жыл бұрын

@@salmamohmed222 but it was her fault that she didn't change the jury? Wasn't she??? She removed her panties and took a huge dump on the case before it even began, then she has the balls to blame it on sexism, what a nasty woman

Marcia Clark still has trouble swallowing the fact that she and Chris Darden did a HORRIBLE job of prosecuting the case. Period.

I am watching this in New Zealand. That judge was appalling to you. The defence was unbelievable. How they were allowed to redecorate OJ's house, just incredible. You are wonderful. You did you job honorably.

"We were certainly very close but we were partners" Danced around that Chris Darden romance question as only a lawyer could. Sounds like an answer but completely evaded the question.

@mra6308

4 жыл бұрын

I doubt people like you would even believe her if she plainly said no

@bryantturner97

4 жыл бұрын

@@mra6308 And people like you wouldn't believe anything you'd wish not to regardless of what Darden himself had publicly stated in the past

@bryantturner97

4 жыл бұрын

@@mra6308 Also...use your brains! Why do you think a seasoned prosecution attorney like her wouldn't be suing any of of the movies, Tv shows or docudramas for defamation over that allegation except for their defense of truth? It would be a pot of gold for her. I'm sure you'll think she's just above all that. Really?

@caesarfiorini

4 жыл бұрын

He buried the bone, no doubt

@ReiTheRabbit

3 жыл бұрын

& who cares if they did ?

Two people lost their lives. There is no show business in that. Not once did any of them commented on the sadness that this tragedy was and still is. NS, RG rip.

@jxsilicon9

8 жыл бұрын

she was too busy cashing out

@carolinagonzalezs.

5 жыл бұрын

A drug dealer and a drug addict.

@rawn4203

4 жыл бұрын

@@carolinagonzalezs. Proof? Oh thats right, you dont have any. But even if they WERE, they didnt deserve to get knived to death.

@ZigSputnik

3 жыл бұрын

@Carolina González Sepulveda Too much evidence to try and pin it on someone else and no one has even tried.

@AJ-ks8iq

3 жыл бұрын

exactly.

why does she look better 20 years later wtf

@king_jamz916

5 жыл бұрын

She does look better

@marquiselogan9832

5 жыл бұрын

Because that's what happens when you invest money and time into yourself

@gw78787

4 жыл бұрын

Why? It’s called having $$$$$$$

@ikexbankai

4 жыл бұрын

Gregory Wells it’s called plastic surgery

i'm glad she's standing her ground and not letting OJ off of the hook. Also, she totally had a thing with Chris...idk why she denies it

@alreem9891

8 жыл бұрын

+TheMicIsMyLover She never denied it. Not once.. she's just not openly admitting it lol

@TheMicIsMyLover

8 жыл бұрын

+Alreem Kamal guilt by omission ...that's pretty obvious here

@melaniegonzalez3664

4 жыл бұрын

because it’s her own personal buisness

@m42037

2 жыл бұрын

@@melaniegonzalez3664 Trust me, they were swinging from the shandler's! If they didn't "dilly dally" she would've said NO

@Sdority905

2 жыл бұрын

It's her own business! Why does everyone want to know everything about people's love life. She has every right to keep it to herself. Good for her for respecting her own privacy, and not giving in to everyone who wants to know her own personal business.

She doesn't even look like the same person.

@DeerHunter308

8 жыл бұрын

+88Crager It called 20 years - age baby age.

@jxsilicon9

8 жыл бұрын

+Martin Collmer it's called plastic surgery

@hijack69

6 жыл бұрын

It's called money

@iMelanin

5 жыл бұрын

jxsilicon9 She’s never had plastic surgery. Tf. She just looks aged, not plastic.

@yankee2666

4 жыл бұрын

Neither will you in twenty to twenty-five years.

i really like her...she's so articulate and seems very sweet...

The ones I feel sorry for are the children, not only have they lost their mother, he wS stupid enough to get into more trouble later on after being aquitted. No thought for his children there. So if it's hard for the prosecutors to see the show imagine what it's like for Sidney and Justin

@linda8485

4 жыл бұрын

I've never understood why people think it's such a tragedy for the children to lose the parent that was the murderer.

@ericabouchard8786

Ай бұрын

Yes the fact the kids who were 8 and 5 years old could have stumbled on that awful crime scene.... 😢 nicoles dog Kato got out and brought neighbors to the crime scene before the kids could see it. Bad enough losing a parent like that but imagine if they were the ones who found them...

she's my new inspiration !

@shadypikachu4475

8 жыл бұрын

redwhitentrue damn how'd you know?

@mikeansley5306

8 жыл бұрын

Marcia left a blown up picture of Nicole's slashed throat on her wall when Denise Brown visited her. Denise broke into tears and all Marcia said was "I forgot that was up. It's become like furniture to me." If you want to root for a cold, heartless bitch Hillary is about to be POTUS.

@1Moltooo

8 жыл бұрын

+Mike Ansley Huh? :S

@jonathanjackson9208

8 жыл бұрын

+1Moltooo like you I'm not sure what Hillary has to do with OJ Simpson

@mikeansley5306

8 жыл бұрын

+Jonathan Jackson I shed a single tear for your reading comprehension. You're welcome.

P.T. Barnum said it best."nobody ever went broke underestimating the gullibility of the paying public".

@katherinestiletto

2 жыл бұрын

Look at how they elected an orange freak president for further proof

Yes! She is a hero! Because she LOST an utterly winnable case?

@kallybloome

5 жыл бұрын

No way to win. They wanted the verdict. She did the best besides that.

WOW. She is a trooper. I love her so much. She is so genuine.

what a brave woman, love her curly hair,

@malcolmx2pac326

8 жыл бұрын

yeah you have to be a hero to defend a racist cop like Mark Fuhrman. I can't believe she will put somebody with that type of character on the witness stand

@mariadelourdesvelazquez2103

8 жыл бұрын

Mark Fuhrman is a pig, I agree, she did make a mistake putting him on the stand regarding that Christopher Darden was against her decision.

@malcolmx2pac326

8 жыл бұрын

maria velazquez smart decision

@lemotheemonemo

8 жыл бұрын

+Malcolmx2Pac She's never defended Fuhrman. She's always admitted he was a racist. She's only defended the evidence. Unfortunately, she chose the wrong cop to present it.

@malcolmx2pac326

8 жыл бұрын

lollipoplullabies​ exactly. By hearing somebody so racist find the evidence that made the jury disregard anything Marcia had 2 say

So great. I love the way she said that although justice was not served, she gave it her all. I think Nicole would be grateful. We are too! To a brighter, honest future.

@terrysgamingzone1390

2 жыл бұрын

Agree! I'll be 41 in November and I watched this case when it happened. Amazes me how Nicole and Ron never got justice OJ did it. He'll get whats coming to him when he meets GOD at the gate. RIP Nicole and Ron

@TDKiller415

2 жыл бұрын

@@terrysgamingzone1390 In a way they did get justice, because the Goldmans' civil suit indirectly led to the robbery in Vegas. OJ wanted to steal back his sports memorabilia that the law had forced him to give up because of the civil trial. Nicole and Ron got some degree of justice.

R U kidding about incompetence? The prosecution had all the evidence it neededto convict except for a video of OJ doing it. But with that jury, even a video wouldnt have been enough. The cops & Rodney King, the riots beforehand, the racecard,the sexism, the media all blew it for Marcia.

@vdotme

8 жыл бұрын

+midget jerus I think it was just the LAPD. With a decent police force the other stuff would have not mattered in the long run.

@davidhutchinson5233

6 жыл бұрын

The bag....where's the bag?

@iMelanin

5 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget the LAPD was known for being racist towards African Americans. Smh. That made the case that much more difficult, especially because Mark Fuhrman were involved, a known racist. However I do believe in the evidence, and the DNA. OJ definitely did it!

@kallybloome

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah jury members even whispered it was a race thing. So sad. No way to win. At least she gave it her all though!

@king_jamz916

5 жыл бұрын

Prosecution could of still done a better job

Marcia Clark is AMAZING!

@yankee2666

4 жыл бұрын

Not AMAZING enough to get a conviction though, was she.

@tom3604

2 ай бұрын

nobody would with that jury @@yankee2666

I finish watching it on Netflix and oh man I was so into it I finish watching in 3 days but it was a good gooooood. I still wonder if Marsha dated Chris lol and yes I had always believe it was oj and still think he did it. Sarah Paulson play her right on point

@stevenpringle9555

5 жыл бұрын

They did have a fling.

She is so strong6 so inspiring, showed me that you can get through anything

i have never heard anyone say that leather shrinks when it gets wet. wet with blood, yes i think so. also trying to pull a glove over a latex glove could prove difficult.

I love how humble her children are, her youngest son wasn't even phased, he was just worried that people thought he was just that dumb. Lol.

We all know most people think OJ did it. But someone has to ask about Furhman admitting on tape to setting up black men with white women (just like OJ and Nicole). That is real hate. People keep saying that is dealing on race, but I don't see it. Your star witness admitted to that, that has to be relevant.

@8Renie

8 жыл бұрын

I think he did it, but then again, I thought MJ was a pedophile and he was not!

@pureuncutlakers1010

7 жыл бұрын

***** EVIDENCE WAS PLANTED, period point blank. I am not saying that OJ is not a murderer. I am not saying OJ is innocent. I am not saying OJ did not do it. I am saying that cops planting evidence then pled the fifth to planting evidence. By the standard of the law, that is reasonable doubt.

@pureuncutlakers1010

7 жыл бұрын

***** And there lies the problem. First of all, You could call it incompetence if you what. I call it planting evidence, evil, wickedness and incompetence. But the standard IS NOT GUILTY. It is GUILTY BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Do not change the standard. Second, I understand you want racism to be over with, I don't agree with you but I get it. But I am 39 and grew up in Southern California during Rodney King, OJ, Crack, etc. I ask that you try to understand and not disregard black people, who for some crazy reason, believe OJ is innocent. Those people aren't stupid, but their experience guides how they think. Please watch a documentary on the Grim Sleeper or The Seven Five. Your world and their world may be very different.

@pureuncutlakers1010

7 жыл бұрын

***** Ah, you are a racist jackass. I know your life sucks. Try to be happier. Peace out.

@pureuncutlakers1010

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, I am black, offend me any way you can.Yes, have at it. Give it to me. This is what makes you happy because you are a miserable person. Your good life doesn't exist without comparing it to the have-nots. And the true colors come out. Racist, bigoted, etc. Yeah, that is who you are. Light over dark has always been the way of the world. I shouldn't know you have 800k in your account and your house is huge, but I do because that defines you. But that means relatively little without the have- nots to compare it to.

She looks great.

@liecrusher3506

4 жыл бұрын

I don't care what she looked like. She lost, because her side was wrong.

@mr.castle

3 жыл бұрын

@@liecrusher3506 1D107

Judge Ito got into trouble for referring to her as Marcia, which he did do if you watch the trial, but always referred to the men as “Mr” and it was not good.

@liecrusher3506

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe, because he knew her, on a more personal level.

@pommiebears

4 жыл бұрын

liecrusher it’s not very professional though. And, it gives the wrong impression to the jury.

@liecrusher3506

4 жыл бұрын

@@pommiebears How so? Perhaps, if I'm correct, too much of a sense of familiarity or compromise, between the two?

I didn’t see the show until about three years after it came out. I have to say hands-down it was really good. I was 15/16 years old when everything happened so I didn’t grow up knowing too much about OJ Simpson. I didn’t watch the naked gun films and I wasn’t a football fan. But watching it now I can appreciate what happened a lot more and oh my god so riveting so powerful so dramatic. But with all the conversation about the case I just have to say one thing. The only two people I really care about and I think often get overlooked is Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. May they both Rest In Peace

Why is she being heralded as a hero? She was completely inept.

she's amazing. Sarah Paulson conveyed her in an incredible way.

I've watched a lot of her recent interviews on KZread. She's a charming, intelligent, and articulate woman. She moved through all of this with grace. I think she's great.

Would like to hear from some of the jurors in the case if they are allowed to talk about it

I'm glad that the series is about Marcia Clark and Darden. They went thru a lot

i have to say at first without the facts i thought the prosecution choked and lost an unlossable trial but after i watched the show and did a boatload of research i see now that marcia clark was a very smart and brave woman that took on the world and did a lot more than any regular lawyer could ever do. to work on a case of this caliber so well and at the same time deal with all the sexist and personal attacks is just amazing. you can clearly see even today from marcia and chris's interviews of how deeply and emotionally involved they were.

this is a fantastic interview! so many of these morning shows have cringe-worthy interviews full of nothing. This held my interest, love savannah's questions, marcia's eloquent responses. I liked this tv series as well!

she is amazing, and I love the actress in the series, too.

Everyone in the world knows the butcher got free because of a joke of a justice system and stupid jurors who did not understand DNA or forensic evidence! How the lawyers who defended him sleep at night ,still escapes me. In every normal country with all that INSANELY overwhelming forensic evidence,the slaughterer would have been sentenced to life prison. But in America, the racial circus and everything that had nothing to do with the two innocents murdered, came to play. We in other countries watched lauging via tears ,disgusted and dismayed . This case was a sham of US justice.

Judge Ito was an arrogant SOB and showed far too much favoritism towards the defendant. Marcia Clark did the best job she could possibly do under the very difficult circumstances.

Reading Marcia Clark’s book Without a Doubt. Excellent book! Does everyone know that she has written 14 best selling crime fiction books?

I wouldn't dismiss the Jason Simpson theory so quickly. There is actually plenty of evidence pointing to him.

Makes me sick Clark and Darden making a quick buck from releasing books based on their incompetence following on from what should have been an open and closed case for the prosecution. Sexism is a red herring the bottom line was Darden and Clark did a poor job because O.J was obviously guilty, all the evidence pointed to that fact and there was and subsequently never been any other credible suspect. Why do you think the LAPD closed the case after the trial.

So much respect for this attorney.

She was given a job to try to O.J. Simpson in prison. She tried her best, but the jury found him not guilty. She seems to have moved on with her life and leave the trial in the past. Same, for me,I let God judge O.J. Simpson . I do not look back on the trial and I do not watch the new show. I have also moved on with my life.

it was so good, i felt so much emotion from sarah paulson - i feel bad for marsha there are lawyers their whole life that would never have a case like that she did her best with almost an all black jury. DNA was still confusing and even though it was everywhere police contaminated the scene, fuhrman came off like the furor didn't help.

@blackphillip63

7 жыл бұрын

Marcia

The dream team ran circles around that office. R.I.P to the two who was killed.

@trayvonbrown9668

8 жыл бұрын

***** Look man the L.A. DA office was beat badly bottom line.

@trayvonbrown9668

8 жыл бұрын

***** Well I was commenting on the trial..I thought you was being sarcastic, my bad if I was wrong.

Marcia, how many other cases of murder did you prosecute when a glove was left at a crime scene and the other one at the suspect house? thank you

@RS-rd7dm

2 жыл бұрын

Ask Furman

he hit that

She was a brutal pick for the prosecutor in this case. Anyone going through a nasty divorce/custody battle should not have been in a high profile case like this one.

I thought she was a strong woman who gave it her all. She made women and girls feel like we could do anything against a powerful team of men. I think they should do some sort of double jeapordy though where you can retry the guy for homicide hands down. That goes for other cases such as Casey Anthony and so many others.

@Will-nb8qk

4 жыл бұрын

She didn’t give it all because she just blatantly lied about most things!

@wolfstar675

3 жыл бұрын

LOL they messed up the case really bad OJ's defense team was much better.

Mad respect for you!

Yeah, she and Darden "knocked boots."

She didn’t have a chance with the jury they hand picked.

A murderer got away with it. Nothing funny about that!

She had a serious glow up. She looks better now than she did all those years ago

When a woman enters what's long been considered a man's professional arena, she needs to not have the encumberences of child care. I think that was the hardest thing that distracted and worked against Marcia in the OJ trial.

She should’ve introduced Jill Shively and the items recovered from AC’s Bronco

This is powerful.

COURTNEY KILLED KURT !!

the trial went the way it went because of the judge, it was all the judge not the jury not the racism. The judge allowed the defense favouritism and present material that would not be allowed or considered in normal court because the defense just presented irrelevant material or unsunstainable

She's a sweet lady, but when, at the end, she said "I left nothing on the table" I thought, yes, you did leave something on the table. You didn't bring the stupid Bronco chase, on the freeway, into the prosecution's presentation. Dear Marcia, why didn't you?

@Ward413

8 жыл бұрын

I always wondering why they never brought in the bloody shoe prints during the criminal trial. Those shoe prints were made by some custom shoe he owned - less than 300 were ever made. I forget the name.

@latishacroissant2238

7 жыл бұрын

+Ward413 they couldn't find witnesses to come forward with pictures of him in the Bruno Magli shoes until the civil trial came around.

@Ward413

7 жыл бұрын

Latisha Croissant Ah I see. Nice. I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

@emilianomartinferreyra8697

7 жыл бұрын

in his conference in may 1997 she explains why she didnt bring the chase, look it up its here in ytub

@PositiveMommaLife

6 жыл бұрын

She didn't bring in the eye witness that identified OJ driving his bronco and almost losing control in the intersection and yelling at her for it. Also, that witness sold her story to a tabloid show but it didn't mean it didn't happen. The jurors were sequestered by that time and it didn't matter.

Watching the trial, I always noticed how tired she looked! It was a long trial and she had two young children and she probably wasn't getting enough sleep, plus the stress of the trial. She looks so good now, better than she did twenty-five years ago!

The jury suffered a great deal by being sequestered the whole time and sitting through hours upon hours of boring testimony and court procedures. I'm certain they were mentally quite broken down and just wanted it all to be over.

Wow did she have work done.

cn people stop asking her about the Chris thing..geeees

Class

I think from hearing Nicole's family & all the cops Marcia was extremely overwhelmed. I also think Darden as well was put in an impossible spot as people actually felt he was a " traitor " was even booed in his church at the time. Obviously & sadly race was constantly a factor & the victims were just foot noted for the whole spectacle. In the end oj getting off made all his old Brentwood upscale white golfing friends shun him. In a way he did get hatred to the point that I believe like most in Vegas he was given a huge sentence when everyone else who flipped on him got nothing. As much as the judge in Vegas claimed it wasn't payback it was. He got 33 years for it. He got put after 9 on parole. So at least he did wind up getting time. Carl Douglas said it was so sad that oj was the luckiest man ever to get off & he wound up blowing it by committing a crime & I don't blame all the guys that flipped. Stand by oj & get years or zero time? The whole thing is just sad esp given the whole case should have been tried in Santa Monica where it happened. The d.a. obviously wanted a l.a jury so if they convicted no riots. It's sad race was brought in from the start actually by Robert Shapiro who later seemed to blame it on Cochrane & Bailey only as Shapiro always had a great relationship ship w/ the cops & the d.a. etc. He was hated as the case sadly wasn't about just a man killing his wife & friend but a black man vs the lapd or even more bizarre a separate satellite trial of the defense vs mark furhman. The only person charged & lost his job & convicted was mark furhman for perjury. So it really became during the trial saying terrible racist things on tape 9 years b4 wad worse than a double murder. Ito I blame the most b/c a murder trial w/ a non celebrity goes 3 weeks tops. This went 11 months! The jury only deliberated over a few hrs cause they wanted to go home. Also ito should not have let a lot of stuff in or testimony to go so long. One witness the medical examiner was on the stand for 11 days! Also ito allowed during closing the defense to object like 70 times. Ur not supposed to object during closing which he said every time unless something crazy is said. It was obvious the defense kept objecting to stop the momentum the prosecution had during closing.

I was hoping for some questions about Cochran and Lance Ito; how and what was their malfunction?

@liecrusher3506

4 жыл бұрын

Their "malfunction" was an expertise in maintaining the highest standards of jurisprudence. The fact is that most whites hated it, and worse, that a black man won.

I watched the OJ case from the white Bronco real time to the end. Marcia Clark is a role model and American hero. I adore her to this day.

They still treat woman so superficially, especially from other woman we have come far but we are still treated like inferiors

I'm glad that Marcia is calling out William Dear's 'Jason-Did-It' theory. I read his book and watched the BBC documentary on it and she's right: there is no evidence at all supporting it. Pure speculation and vague insinuations. It's not fair to Jason at all.

@carolinagonzalezs.

6 жыл бұрын

And who murdered Nicole and Ron?. I think it was a person who has long experience and ability with knives like chefs, soldiers, doctors, butchers and serial killers. Jason Simpson fits with the profile: he is a chef, he has rage issues and he had love/hate relationship with his stepmother Nicole. That's why I think Jason is a suspect of this double murder.

@unknownunknowns

6 жыл бұрын

If it’s not fair to Jason, then he needs to speak out because the more Dear’s theory comes out to the spotlight, the more Jason is going to speak out.

@roxannemoser

5 жыл бұрын

@@carolinagonzalezs. None of Jason's dna, blood, or anything pointing to Jason has been found at the crime scene. It's a ridiculous theory. OJ loved himself too much to take the rap for his son, if that had been the case. He might have hired a Dream Team for Jason, but he absolutely wouldn't have taken the blame for him.

@carolinagonzalezs.

5 жыл бұрын

@@roxannemoser If Jason didn't do it, why Jason didn't sue William Dear for defamation. Silence is consent.

Amazing how much Sarah Polson resembles Marcia Clark.

@pauliepecans4213

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the whole show honestly did an incredible job of casting. Not only were they incredible actors, but most of them looked exactly like the real people (Judge Ito, Marcia, Darden, Johnny Cochran, and even Robert Kardashian kind of)

What an incredible lawyer and person

What a lady!

The Defense team was Varsity, the Prosecution team was JV.

Judge treated her horribly. He should have been removed from the bench.

WHO TOLD YOU TO PUT THE BALM ON?

@linda8485

4 жыл бұрын

LOL! Thanks for that Seinfeld reference, I needed a good laugh today.

Interview Scheck and Neufeld.

Marcia is so smart, strong and nice !!

She looks better than everyone years later... loved her work she put her all in it

Such a classy lady. She gave it her all. Her team did too.

The 90's were wild man...

I think the more Dear’s theory comes to the spotlight the more Jason will have to quell his theory and more Clark will have to be more SPECIFIC on how Dear is wrong.

did she really say he's "23 and a half" haha how cute

Her hair had NOTHING to do with losing the case.

¿Por qué los estadounidenses gustan tanto de hacer espectáculo de todo, incluso hasta de cosas tan ominosas cuyo lugar de presentación y resolución debería radicarse en otro ámbito que el de los medios de espectáculo?

Always thought Marcia was hot.....she is aging VERY well. Hotter today than she was back in mid 90's

You can Beat It, Mug it, Hide It, Ignore It, But the truth will never die. What a state of immaturity, that had descended on this nation as a result of confronting the realities of this trial, We knew what we wanted and we had to have it. The Bathwater thrown out as a residue of this trial have become a water supply to the sober.

Mrs. Clark looks better now. I admire her work and I think she did great job on the OJ trial and the Robert Bardo case for killing Rebecca Schaffer.

she's aged well

She was clearly out of her league during the trial of the century. But she gave it her best shot.

I have nothing but respect for Marcia Clark. Looking back, it was definitely not easy to be a woman in that room battling against the so called The Dream Team. She was treated poorly but she still did her best. Too bad the jury purposefully made it a political vote.

She’s amazing love MC!

Ryan Murphy is a genius