Josh Dubin
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I mean, you have the victim's blood in your car, in your house. It's extraordinary.
I mean, you have the victim's blood in your car, in your house. It's extraordinary.
I mean, you have the victim's blood in your car, in your house. It's extraordinary.
It's so wild.
It's so wild.
It's so wild.
You know, on various social and criminal justice reform issues. And always in the back of my mind, I'd be like, you fucking defended O.J. Simpson. What are you talking about? That's number one. And the second part of it is.
You know, on various social and criminal justice reform issues. And always in the back of my mind, I'd be like, you fucking defended O.J. Simpson. What are you talking about? That's number one. And the second part of it is.
You know, on various social and criminal justice reform issues. And always in the back of my mind, I'd be like, you fucking defended O.J. Simpson. What are you talking about? That's number one. And the second part of it is.
The human cost behind that tragedy also, I have these seared images into my brain of that Goldman family, the sister and the father, where they were very outward with their torment. And I recently watched the, I'm a sucker for it, I guess I'm admitting it, for the true crime genre, but I watched the latest documentary called There's a new one on Netflix. There's always a new one. On OJ? On OJ.
The human cost behind that tragedy also, I have these seared images into my brain of that Goldman family, the sister and the father, where they were very outward with their torment. And I recently watched the, I'm a sucker for it, I guess I'm admitting it, for the true crime genre, but I watched the latest documentary called There's a new one on Netflix. There's always a new one. On OJ? On OJ.
The human cost behind that tragedy also, I have these seared images into my brain of that Goldman family, the sister and the father, where they were very outward with their torment. And I recently watched the, I'm a sucker for it, I guess I'm admitting it, for the true crime genre, but I watched the latest documentary called There's a new one on Netflix. There's always a new one. On OJ? On OJ.
And it's very well done. It is. And it's like 30 years later. And I know that there have been a few. This one is excellent. And, you know, Kim Goldman is still... This ruined her life. And, you know, on the flip side, you have these... You know, when there's a wrongful conviction... That was, in my mind, a tragedy going the other way. But when there's a wrongful conviction...
And it's very well done. It is. And it's like 30 years later. And I know that there have been a few. This one is excellent. And, you know, Kim Goldman is still... This ruined her life. And, you know, on the flip side, you have these... You know, when there's a wrongful conviction... That was, in my mind, a tragedy going the other way. But when there's a wrongful conviction...
And it's very well done. It is. And it's like 30 years later. And I know that there have been a few. This one is excellent. And, you know, Kim Goldman is still... This ruined her life. And, you know, on the flip side, you have these... You know, when there's a wrongful conviction... That was, in my mind, a tragedy going the other way. But when there's a wrongful conviction...
It's not just the people that are in there doing all the suffering. It's their families. It's their kids. It has a ripple effect where there is a community of people fighting for them. And I just wish I had some sort of magical power to pull these prosecutors into what that emotional tumult is like. I was grateful that I had... You know, J.D. was able to let his guard down.
It's not just the people that are in there doing all the suffering. It's their families. It's their kids. It has a ripple effect where there is a community of people fighting for them. And I just wish I had some sort of magical power to pull these prosecutors into what that emotional tumult is like. I was grateful that I had... You know, J.D. was able to let his guard down.
It's not just the people that are in there doing all the suffering. It's their families. It's their kids. It has a ripple effect where there is a community of people fighting for them. And I just wish I had some sort of magical power to pull these prosecutors into what that emotional tumult is like. I was grateful that I had... You know, J.D. was able to let his guard down.