THE SIMPSON VERDICTS : Voices
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“Thank you.”
--OJ Simpson, looking toward the jury, and mouthing the words.
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“He’s going to start his life all over again.”
--Simpson attorney Johnnie L. Cochran
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“Me and my family want to thank God, without whom, I don’t know where we’d be.”
--Son Jason Simpson
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“We’re all of us profounmdly disappointed with the verdict.”
--Dist. Atty. Gil Garcetti
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“Oh God! Nicole was right. She said he was going to kill her and get away with it. He always said he was above the law.’
--Faye Resnick, Nicole Brown Simpson’s friend.
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“I feel awful. I just feel awful. I think this is very hard to take. I think to hear the Goldman family cry was very difficult.”’
--Kathleen Bell, who testified about Detective Mark Fuhrman’s racist comments.
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