OJ Prelim In Las Vegas Court Today ... The Juice is Already Guilty

OJ Simpson is due in court today for a preliminary hearing as prosecutors present 12 counts against him for his involvement in armed robbery in Las Vegas. His defense is that he was seeking to get back stolen goods and he knew nothing of the guns others brought. His defense team is already seeing a little daylight as it is now reported that the FBI new about the intent and the "sting operation" OJ was going to attempt, three weeks prior, but failed to inform local Vegas authorities.

But let's face it folks, OJ is already guilty.

And I'm not talking about guilty of the double murder of Nicole Simpson and Ron Brown, that everyone in the legal system and half of America are still thinking, "he got away with".

I'm not talking about OJ being guilty of a horrible book he co-wrote, describing the murders.

I'm not talking about OJ being guilty of hustling his signatures at memorabilia shows where he wasn't invited.

No, I'm talking about OJ being guilty of not keeping his A** out of sight and quietly raising his kids.

Where is Phil Spector after getting the courtesy of a miss-trial?

Out of sight, Out of Mind.

Where is Robert Blake after being found not guilty of the murder of his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley?

Out of sight, Out of mind.


Where has Michael Jackson been since being acquitted of child molestation?

On the cover of Ebony Magazine ... er ...

but before that, ... he wasn't even in the country so he was ... Out of sight.

But every three weeks since Johnny Cochran got him off the hook, we have had one stupid public display after another. If he isn't making a 911 call, chasing someone with a golf club or showing what a dumb jock he is in a interview, OJ isn't happy.

Why, Why, Why can't this guy stay out of sight? This is what OJ is guilty of most. And for this and this alone OJ should do some jail time.

MISTRIAL! Phil Spector Gets Off And Here's The Real Reason Why The Jury Hung!

"At this time, I will find that the jury is unable to arrive at a verdict and declare a mistrial in this matter."

And with those words, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler concluded -- for now -- the case against the crazy-looking, legendary White music producer known as much for his scary hair as being the hitmaker behind folks like Tina Turner.

Spector, 67, was accused of shooting 40-year-old actress Lana Clarkson through the mouth in the foyer of his Alhambra mansion at about 5 a.m. Feb. 3, 2003, after a night of drinking. His defense maintains she shot herself, either by accident or on purpose, with his snub-nosed .38-caliber Colt Cobra.

Weeks ago uber-lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley, of OJ Simpson, Geronimo Pratt, and Nicole Richie fame, maintained that the defense could successfully pull this theory off. Here's what she said:

The nine-man, three-woman jury who deliberated for a total of more than 45 hours over twelve days since September 10th, told the judge they were hopelessly deadlock. One of the jurors later indicated that the holdouts were arguing over whether Clarkson was suicidal, and clearly was persuaded by defense attorney when he said the entire jury would have liked to see a psychological profile of Clarkson. Clearly there was a belief that she was off her rocker.

The arrogant bald-headed judge, who admittedly screwed the jury instructions and is now getting death threats online, announced the mistrial at about 1:50 p.m. and by 2:17p.m., Spector and his wife were eastbound on the Santa Monica Freeway headed home in a sleek black Mercedes. Within two hours, defeated prosecutors were back in the game saying hold up partney, we are going to retry this bad boy.

The next hearing on the matter is set at 10 a.m. Oct. 3. Spector remains free on 1 million dollar bail.

The Noose Around OJ's Neck Tightens As Phil Spector Prepares To Exit The Courtroom A Free Man

While a jury in downtown Los Angeles remain hung-up over whether famed record producer Phil Spector actually killed actress Lana Clarkson in his Southern California mansion four years ago, apparently what happens in Vegas leaves you facing life on lockdown if you're former football star O.J. Simpson.

Simpson's Former Criminal Defense Attorney Shawn Chapman Holley Explains Why The Spector Jurors are Hung

Orenthal James will make a court appearance Wednesday, a day after prosecutors lengthened the list of charges against him for being the foul-mouthed ringleader in an alleged robbery of sports memorabilia at a Nevada hotel last week. A day which could also see Spector become a free man now that we know several jurors have doubt as to whether he committed murder by putting a gun in the mouth of a 40-year-old woman and pulling the trigger.

The eleven criminal counts against Simpson, which started at nine before increasing to ten, now include two counts of first-degree kidnapping with use of a deadly weapon; two counts of robbery with a gun; and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. All but one of the listed offenses levied against the 60-year-old athlete, actor and certified knucklehead are felonies.

BREAKING NEWS: BAIL SET AT $125, 000. SIMPSON TO BE RELEASED IN A FEW HOURS

As Judge Larry Fidler reconsiders adding a lesser included charge of manslaughter against the eccentric old guy with the crazy hair, prosecutors are clearly throwing everything but the kitchen sink at "The Juice".

They're contending that this once celebrated Black man and his "friends" -- co-defendants Walter Alexander, Clarence Stewart and Michael McClinton -- committed kidnapping because they intended to hold or detain the two alleged victims using a weapon to regain possession of OJ's stuff. The stuff that could send permanently send Simpson away include various baseballs, plaques, a historical photo featuring J. Edgar Hoover and a mobile phone, a police report said. Arrested at the Palm Casino & Hotel Sunday morning, he has remained in custody on a no-bail hold ever since over this crap.

Meanwhile, hopelessly deadlocked with a 7-5 split, the Spector jurors will go at it again today in what would be a major coup for the defense and another crushing defeat for the LA District Attorney's Office. Let's face it, Christopher Darden and Marcia Clark haven't been right since.

Now if you're like my wife, who could care less about Phil Spector and is no fan of OJ's by any stretch of the imagination, you've already concluded that the White boy is guilty and the brotha was set-up. This despite reports that the victims' statements in the Simpson matter are compelling and at least two guns were recovered during searches.

The only question remaining is which conspiracy theory are you going with. Is this straight payback to avenge the heinous murders of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman? Was Fred Goldman actually working with Thomas Riccio -- a dealer and auctioneer of sports memorabilia who taped Simpson-- all along? Are "victims" Alfred Beardsley and Bruce Fromong, the men in possession of the items, actually the real criminals?

Goldmans Want OJ Merchandise, Including His Jewelry And The Clothes Off His Back, If Possible

Claiming that this was not a robbery and no guns were used, Simpson attorney Yale Galanter said his client has "a very substantial chance of being acquitted of those charges" and that "under the circumstances (Simpson) is doing well."

"All of our efforts up to this point has been to secure his release and that's what we'll try to do in the morning," Galanter told reporters late Tuesday. He will also ask the judge to release Simpson on "a reasonable bond," he said.

Given the circus that has already formed around this case, don't hold your breath. Want more? Check out CNN

Former OJ Simpson Criminal Defense Attorney Gives Her Take On The Phil Spector Case

Attorney Shawn Chapman Holley, who represented OJ while working with the late Johnnie Cochran, talks with Kevin Ross about the latest celebrity murder trial. Check it out:

Will Phil Spector get a not guilty verdict like The Juice?
See you next time on Objection!

Analysis Of The Spector Murder Case, From A Former OJ Simpson Defense Attorney's Perspective

On February 3, 2003, faded legendary record producer Phil Spector was arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of Lana Clarkson was found at his Los Angeles area mansion. The 40-year-old nightclub hostess and B movie-actress was pronounced dead at the scene.

Later in November 2003, Spector would be indicted for Clarkson's murder.

Almost 4 years later, looks like the jury in the murder trial will finally begin deliberations today.

After using the entire Thursday session, Spector lawyer Linda Kenney-Baden needed another three hours Friday to try to convince the jurors that their client is not guilty. At one point the foreman cut her off mid-sentence to tell the judge they needed their mid-morning break.

Relentless, Baden-Kenney continued to focus on Spector chauffeur Adriano de Souza’s butchering of the English language. Pat Dixon of the DA’s office, however, attempted to completely refute that claim.

Several audiotapes of telephone calls from the night of Clarkson’s death are played, and de Souza repeats over and over again “My boss said he thinks he killed somebody," and that Spector held the gun in his right hand, something the defense denies happening.

Spector, Wife Spar With Judge Larry Fidler As Jurors Deliberate

We here at 3 Brothers And A Sister have been closely following this case. We actually have uber-lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley, who's represented everyone from Tupac, Snoop, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, to Geronimo Pratt and Sara Jane Olsen, giving her take in our new legal show. Check it out:

Keep checking in with 3BAAS.TV as we await the verdict!