The True Timeline Behind The People Vs. OJ Simpson! (Infographic Magic)
by Amy Lane, January 29, 2016
This Infographic, which Amy Lane of Instant Checkmate has very kindly invited All Things Crime Blog to share, reveals the True Timeline behind The People Vs. OJ Simpson!
Here is the link in case you wish to be magically transported to their website: https://www.instantcheckmate.com/crimewire/oj-simpson-timeline-infographic/

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Patrick,
I am unable to leave a comment on your Avery article. It does not go to the comment section.
It became too heated so a closed that post to all comments. Sorry…
If possible I would just like to respond to Max’s post. Also, I appreciate that you thought I should make a post on my grandfather’s story. Thank you.
I’m sorry but I’m enough of a throwback to the sixties that I want comments to be reasonably mellow. Comments are closed for the Avery post.
You should tell your grandfather’s story 1) if you want to; and 2)if your family feels right about it. I like the idea of a wrongly accused cop rather a wrongly accused civilian.
Thank you Patrick,
While I have no idea what your comment about throwback to the sixties refers to, its your blog and I certainly respect your decision.
Most of the family members aware of this story have passed, except for a couple of siblings. I brought it up mainly to point out that I am by no means unsympathetic and fully understand that people can be wrongly accused, and pay a terrible price, even after they are long dead.
Human nature is what it is.
Thanks very much, Marge.