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I enjoyed the way this was set up with commentary from many involved with the case at the time. Even Mark Fuhrman. I took away one star for including Carl Douglas. What an obnoxious tool...I don't know how the man sleeps at night. Ever want to punch someone through a screen? That's him.... Bill Thompson the lawyer/DNA guy was not much better.

They both seemed to revel in the fact that they got OJ out of a murder conviction. I don't know how anyone could feel good about that.

Really felt for Christopher Darden, what a likeable guy. You can see the pain he feels to this day over this case. Ultimately the documentary did what others didn't, put the focus on the actual victims. Not just Ron and Nicole, but the people whose lives this awful event caused so many others. The saddest part is how the LA police dept. Really ended up affecting this case because of the Rodney King beating. The OJ trial turned into a trial about race and it never should have been. Had it not been for that I think this would have all turned out differently. His lawyers should never have referred to as the Dream Team, they were awful humans that spun this thing in the wrong direction. So unfair to the families of Ron and Nicole.

I really enjoyed this and it was something my husband and I could watch together. I think David and Victoria seem so sweet and fun and are a testamement to putting work, love and respect into a marriage. David is an example of how those over a certain age took criticism and used it as fuel instead of just giving up. You have to work harder and show up if you want to succeed. I enjoyed seeing Victoria because she always seemed mad, she is a very patient and supportive spouse. Her situation at times was very frustrating and showed how many times the mom is left to figure things out. I kind of wanted the show to be longer and I'm bummed we are done with it.