Carl was brilliant in the Made In America documentary on the OJ case and race in America. “If the Jury was Latin….we would of had a Mariachi Band” 😂😂😂😂😂 still cracks me up 😂

@James-th7wb

Жыл бұрын

Man is hilarious

@LeoWhalen1933

Жыл бұрын

I believe it was after they switched out all the pictures of OJ with white people. Carl said, "If the jury was Mexican, we would have had a picture of him wearing a Sombrero!"

@KeithEasley-vc1mb

11 ай бұрын

Would have had a sombrero

@sharonjones2775

7 ай бұрын

“Marcia, how could you accuse us of such things….?”

@johnperrigo6474

3 ай бұрын

Considering the under-handed tricks of the prosecution, changing pictures on a wall was nothing.

Attorney Carl Douglas is the definition of a great orator & brilliant mind! What a honor to hear this dialogue……..🌹🔥🔥

This kind of conversation needs to be implemented in schools. Kids are not dumb by any means, and when you speak to them like intelligent humans they understand. Children are fresh clean slates willing to learn and question and humanity, kindness, and critical thinking starts with our babies.

@sodapop83

Жыл бұрын

that's why more & more parents home schooling their kids rather than

I love this guy’s voice!!!!!!!!

I said the same thing crime labs should be done by independent labs. Both parties should be present when processing of evidence is conducted.

@blackshogun1622

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯💯💯

@terryvarta9306

Жыл бұрын

Whether OJ did it or not we can say he was found not guilty but I can tell you this with certainty, most of the evidence in OJ should have not been admitted in court. You had cops walking over the crime scene before forensics. Forensic experts not using gloves, and a senior detective taking blood from the lab of the three people involved on the 15th, taking it to the crime scene not booking until the 16th. The main question is detectives knew OJ and Nicole were divorced, so he was not the next of kin so why did the police not contact her parents instead of rushing to OJ's house. Oj could have committed the murders, but the way the LAPD handled this high-profile case makes me question all other cases they would have handled.

@KeithEasley-vc1mb

11 ай бұрын

That part they was searching his house when no one was there and supposedly found a glove other no search warrant

@michaelg5818

10 ай бұрын

Why is this case considered to be the case of the century? Wouldn't Nuremberg be the most important? Hard to compare OJ to the murder of millions.

It's very unfortunate that the interviewer kept interrupting Carl Douglas making uninteresting points about his own opinions. How pompous! Carl Douglas when he was allowed to speak between interruptions was interesting.

@RedLeo-pf9yo

11 ай бұрын

I agree.

It's a very good interview really enjoyed it.

Thank you. I really enjoyed this.

Hi Neil, i saw lots of F Lee Bailey interviews & the one you did last year. Really sorry to hear about F L Bailey passing away. Could you maybe talk about F Lee Bailey whenever you get a chance ... just subbed to your channel

@davidjames5448

3 ай бұрын

OJ was guilty as fuck. He butchered 2 people and got away with it cause they put the police on trial. Just look at the DNA evidence.

New listener..love your channel

I remember Ron Settles! My mother knew the family and the funeral directors who handled his body. It was a huge case!

I remember Carl Douglas. He crossed examined Ron Shipp and turned him into an asshole LOL. Good job Mr. Douglas

@davidjames5448

2 ай бұрын

OJ thought he was foolish. He did not want a 2nd rate inexperienced lawyer cross examining anyone again.

Is there anyway I can speak with you over email or soemthing? I'd like some advice, just a few small questions.

The host is not cut out for this job !!!!!!!

I like how Carl speaks of O.J. as if he is a good person and not a jealous murderer.

@brandonhill1673

3 ай бұрын

He is a gd person & u mad 😡 lol 😆 I bet dollars to donuts 🍩 that your white !! I can tell

Do you still have a digital in this fight. I found .ore support for oj never heard of before.

Everybody was kung-fu fighting 🥋. Those 😸s were fast as lightning ⚡

Carl Douglas the unsung hero of the dream team !

@kjnest

8 ай бұрын

Why!!

thumbs up

ALWAYYS A PLEASURE

They were almost perfectly on they fit.

Very obvious Mr. Douglas loves what he does…this conversation was a pleasure to listen to.

Great interview

@sdssteward

Жыл бұрын

I found it to be disgusting. Within the first two minutes, the words "Hollywood, "fame" and "big moment" came out of his mouth, all while smiling in pride. Two people were brutally murdered. He needs to put his ego in his pocket and show some class, dignity and respect.

@GlorifiedTruth

Ай бұрын

@@sdssteward 6,400 other Americans were murdered this year, and less than half of them resulted in convictions. Where is everyone's sympathy for the families of those 3,200 others?

a “ Musketeer “? Did tiumean a MOUSEkateer?”

Watch Carl dimantle Steven Schwab,the liar that found the dog.

Blood and dna! Case closed!

@denisejohnson3578

2 ай бұрын

Tainted blood , DNA OF OTHER AS WELL BUT YOU PEOPLE ARE SHEEP!

Neil Rockind is the world’s coolest attorney.😎

And Douglas never mentions Stephen Singular. Dats a shame.

@RedLeo-pf9yo

11 ай бұрын

Stephen singular is controlled opposition. Don’t be fooled. He did a terrible job on the jonbenat Ramsey case.

People act as if they were there when the murders occurred. We will never really know the true story because the whole truth was never told. The statistics show that many women are murdered every year when they try to get away from domestic violence. No one is without sin, stop throwing stones. I can only hope God is still with the families from this gruesome loss. To lose a family member in this way must be horrific. No one deserves to be butchered the way Ron and Nicole were, stop playing.

OJ was a likeable guy(At least on the surface). Seemed like a man's man and a straight shooter(No puns intended). I think part of what made him great also destroyed him. His drive, ego and narcissism gained him a fortune, but caused him to completely lose his mind when he was rejected by Nicole.

@denisejohnson3578

2 ай бұрын

He had other women. He was not trippin on Nicole. OJ knew what he married after years of being with her… OJ wasn’t that guy. Stop using the Othello theory…..

@jeremyd1298

2 ай бұрын

@@denisejohnson3578 No, I'm not saying Nicole was without faults. She might have been a nightmare for all I know. But to go as berserk as OJ did, and off 2 people in such a gruesome way, especially Goldman, was wrong. But jealousy and anger can get the best of someone sometimes. He was probably in a blind rage going over there that night or something. I don't think there's any way OJ didn't do it. And I believe he acted alone. You gotta admit, although charming and likeable, he was kinda crazy and egotistical, apparently.

Great lawyer

Douglas is the real deal … if I ever need a lawyer? I hope I could hire him … he didn’t use this interview to polish his medals… he gave credit to his colleagues… but he really nailed it when saying: we need to shift police from the warrior mentality to the guardians of citizens. The way police behaved before this recent bush war for profit psychology… look at the police roster : 90% ex military. Suddenly police have their own flag ? Behave like SS and gestapo . Also they’re a huge voter base . In exchange they get budgeted for bs they don’t use and don’t need . Regular speed trap cops use their car laptops to get information about anyone they don’t particularly like … and what females they notice might be single! It’s incredible. They don’t collect bag money for the politicians. Most of it is petty corruption.. getting free stuff and membership. Screwing women for favors et Al. married cops are the most guilty. Eventually it catches up with them . But before it does ? They’ve abused their power , hurt people, etc … Cops weren’t perfect before. But they were worthy of respect. We knew their names . They never beat people in the streets in my city . It’s gone out of control.., jobs are created in cheap labor nations where workers have little or no rights . While America imports refugees whose countries corporations are exploiting natural resources or strategic positions while protecting despots and evil monarchs in power!

@NeilRockind

Жыл бұрын

Insightful comment and Carl was awesome to interview.

"You dont plan to commit a violent savage double murder"...Oh wait.

Geez, stop interrupting Carl! Thumbs down.

@RosDC

3 ай бұрын

Right!... I hate that!

As an intelligent man, Carl Douglas would have been well aware that his famous client in 1995 was absolutely guilty. Everyone deserves a defence, of course, and I appreciate that, but what are the ethics of doing everything you can to ensure a killer is allowed back out onto the streets?

@Jim.Jim.32

2 жыл бұрын

What's making you think he was guilty?

@pebs65

2 жыл бұрын

Johnny and his team were civil rights lawyers. They weren’t there to prove his innocence, but to highlight the police corruption.

@philipwilliams1754

Жыл бұрын

LopgicBeagle Tell us the evidence.

@barbaras2669

Жыл бұрын

It is the prosecutor's job to convict the defendant not the defense.

@chrisdell5679

Жыл бұрын

The ethics are correct in that it theoretically puts the pressure on the government - as it should be. It's only as good as the weakest link.

R.I.P OJ! Forever in our hearts 💞 We love you dearly. 🥰

This is sorry

Douglas was so terrible questioning Ron Ship early in the trial that OJ made him sit silent for the remaining months. Cochran simply used him as his boy when he needed him

@brandonhill1673

3 ай бұрын

U are so wrong Carl did I great job by destroying Ron ship to the point the entire list that was testifying against OJ hall ass !!! lol because they know all of there skeletons would have been exposed…. So u are wrong 😑 as hell

@denisejohnson3578

2 ай бұрын

@@brandonhill1673real talk! Ron Ship wasn’t a friend of OJ at all!

OJ wasn’t under arrest when he agreed to speak to Lange and Vanatter. They made that clear to his lawyer . It was then Wiseman said you don’t need me then. Much to the surprise of the two detectives. Although they had found evidence at both scenes that didn’t at that point know who’s blood it was until it was compared to a sample taken from OJ . The jury didn’t understand the DNA evidence it was to scientific for them. It has now because of OJ case has now been made simpler for future juries to understand. This man is saying that OJ was acquitted because they selected African American woman jurors who made up most of the jury they had one white juror and one Hispanic the rest Afro American. No way was they ever gonna convict a fellow African American. That blood evidence was sent to four different labs because the prosecution didn’t want them to say it was only processed by one lab. Your basically are saying that the police are on trial. So should you not have the streets policed and have lawlessness ? Or should you have Marshall law and the Army police the streets ?. If change has to come then recruit more African American police officers if your saying that they would police African American youth better. But at the end of the day they still will wear a uniform and have to uphold the law and if the public don’t want to act within the law they will find a problem with this. Both of these lawyer are where they are because if there were no criminals or crime there would be no need for them.

@mr_knowitall

Жыл бұрын

It's not like the prosecution had no say in jury selection. They WANTED black women on the jury because they thought they could turn them against OJ for marrying a white woman. But once they lose, well lookee here, it's ALSO because the jury was black.

@NomadChristian

Жыл бұрын

When blaming the race of the jury, you conveniently forget that the white, affluent grand jury refused to indict him.

@ellenlyons4090

Жыл бұрын

@@NomadChristian I’m not blaming the jury I’m quoting what was said. The fact is two people never received justice neither did their families. It shouldn’t have been about how well known he was but based on the evidence and DNA as to wether he did it. And if you go by that then he did it. But a higher judge than you or me will one day preside over him come his judgement day.

@darianlynch2687

Жыл бұрын

@@ellenlyons4090 So you’re just going put aside Mark Fuhrman huh? #Wow

@ellenlyons4090

Жыл бұрын

@@darianlynch2687 I’m not putting aside the fact Furhman was a racist he was the 17th officer to sign in to the crime scene at the Bundy residence. All the police officers who were there before him never saw him walk the crime scene on his own. He had to wait for his supervisor to arrive before they could do a walk through..

You people are praising this lawyer.but oj was part of a double murder he help walk that’s troubling to me

@NYnickyBarnes

Жыл бұрын

Not guilty.

@darianlynch2687

Жыл бұрын

100 percent not guilty. #DoYourResearch

@RedLeo-pf9yo

11 ай бұрын

Read the court transcripts and you’ll see OJ is 100% innocent.

@RedLeo-pf9yo

9 ай бұрын

@@cme2025 - no he didn’t. The only people that think Simpson did this are the people that have done zero homework on the case.

@kittiesshortie5011

3 ай бұрын

100% guilty the jury admitted they let him off in reaction to Rodney King. liar, abuser, murderer.

Oj simpson did not kill them . She had a stalker living nearby , he is the one who wrote the book "if i did it" . Just look at his picture , he has a creepy look in his eyes . And when he gave his testimony , he couldn't keep his voice up . He was emotionless , but nervous , at the same time . Why didn't the police question him some more ? I think that oj knows he is the killer , because he went too him so he could write the book . He went to him in hopes he could get something out of him .

@mr_knowitall

Жыл бұрын

Never heard this theory before although it was curious how a witness in the case went on to ghostwrite that book.

@singsing4900

Жыл бұрын

His frickin blood was at the murder scene!!! Nicole and Ron's blood was on the glove that was found at OJ's house. Are people really this stupid?? How in the hell did his blood get all over everything when they didn't collect his blood until late the next day??? SMFH

@mr_knowitall

Жыл бұрын

@@singsing4900 Actually, they didn't collect his blood from the crime scene until late...the next WEEK! And it had EDTA in it. And it miraculously survived the crime scene hose down. And miraculously had more DNA in it than the blood that was actually collected the next day despite being exposed to the elements for days on end. And it was found in locations previously photographed to have shown no blood spatter. So you're right. ARE people really that stupid? For any honest individual, they would know the answer to the question you posed, but that would require doing some actual research and not relying so heavily on your hunches. You'd have a much better grasp of the evidence timeline. You'd have a much better grasp of the evidence quality. The answers you seek have been known for over 20 years and you still haven't a clue.

@robertfarrell6479

Жыл бұрын

@@mr_knowitall The blood at the crime scene did not have edta in it, that is a blatant lie. The defense had serious trouble trying to explain his blood at the crime scene. They went with the cross contamination nonsense.

@love4artnl

Жыл бұрын

@@singsing4900 The case was under investigation , and i know that the police uses the media to provoke the killer , if they have a suspect , they are closely watching his behavior . It could have been a stalker who killed them , but looking at the crime scene tells me there have been more people there that night . It could have been a contractkilling , from people you would not expect it from . She wanted to get back with Oj , maybe someone was against it , because the children would suffer . Maybe someone wanted custody over the children ?

THE BUTLER DID IT , GET THE BOOK DEAR OJ SIMPSON THE BUTLER DID IT.

Comes across very much proud to have been involved in the Simpson defence team. Shameful

@darianlynch2687

Жыл бұрын

OJ was 100 percent innocent though so how else should he feel? #LetsFindTheRealKiller

@Boyzee355

9 ай бұрын

I’m not replying to stupid people

@Boyzee355

9 ай бұрын

@@cme2025 the whole world knows he did it. The defence team saw it as a challenge and cash cow. Regardless he was 100000000000000% guilty. Shameful He even told everyone how he did it.

@RosDC

3 ай бұрын

@@Boyzee355 But still walked free. Like Emmett Till and Trayvon Martiin's killers...like that!

@belindafoster-eb5sb

Ай бұрын

Probably the only significant thing he has done as a lawyer!!!!!

The higher Powers snuff these men out

Do you still have a digital in this fight. I found .ore support for oj never heard of before.