Where were you when O.J. Simpson was found not guilty?

[BOJAX]

and how did you feel about the outcome?

it was about 10 years ago this time

I was only 12 at the time but I was glad he was found innocent because he IS innocent.
The verdict came in between 7th grade sciene class and art class.

Would like a Canadian perspective on it.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

and how did you feel about the outcome?

it was about 10 years ago this time

I was only 12 at the time but I was glad he was found innocent because he IS innocent.
The verdict came in between 7th grade sciene class and art class.

Would like a Canadian perspective on it.

I was on the school bus on my way to a field trip. I will always remember it, because the field trip was at a local park, and it rained all day. And, as far as the outcome is concerned, I was glad at the time because I thought the evidence pointed in a few directions. Now, I regard him as guilty of murder.

 

[Crusading_Ostrich]

I have no idea...never really found OJ pertinent to my life...

 

[Svt4Him]

One day he'll stand before a judge that won't be fooled one way or the other.

 

[zoziw]

Would like a Canadian perspective on it.

October of 1995 was one of the scariest months in the history of Canada due to the Quebec sovereignty referendum that ended up so close it still sends chills down my spine.

My attention was focused on Canada at the time and I don't recall where I was when the verdict came down.

 

[Grey Eminence]

I have better things to remember in my life that this ****.

 

[Maeyken]

I guess I woulda been 13... I really don't recall it at all. I never understood why it became the huge news story I did, but perhaps I just wasn't interested enough to care. And I'm still not!

Now the Quebec referendum, I do remember that. I think I stayed up late that night watching the events unfold on tv.

 

[RHJ]

Umm... I think I was at my cousins place in Oregon... didn't really care about OJ, still dont' really care about OJ.

 

[BOJAX]

Yeah the referendum was pretty freaky. I stayed up until Lloyd Robertson finally declared that Canada was "still in one piece". But even something as big as that couldn't compete with the O.J. trial. It was everywhere you looked.

 

[tqpix]

I was in Grade 12 Chemistry class. The whole class watched the verdict being read on the classroom's TV.

 

[newlite]

whos oj? im would be...6? yah.

 

[selfintercession]

Well even though I was obviously way too young to know anything about OJ Simpson back then (about 7), I know enough now to be 99.8% sure he's guilty... of course I don't remember where I was at the time though.

 

[shezshy]

same here,I was in school but my mom was mad when she picked me up from school. I remember my parents just talking about it but not in detail.I don't know who he is ,but I hear alot about him now.