New York Post columnist Cindy Adams says she’s spoken with Kato Kaelin who was staying at the Simpson’s home the night Nicole Brown-Simpson and her boyfriend Ronald Goldman were killed. According to Cindy,
He was a star of O.J. Simpson’s trial for killing his wife, Nicole. At their house that night, he saw, he heard. He knew who, what and where. The prosecution labeled Kaelin a hostile witness. Unemployed, a freeloader, did he tell the truth then? The world smelled O.J.’s guilt. Simpson went free. Ask Kaelin today, this very minute, if O.J. — currently jailed in Vegas on a separate charge — killed his wife, and I repeat his exact words: “The statute of limitations has now passed . . . so I can now say . . . yes, he did it.”
Why didn’t he come forward and tell the truth? Ask why he let O.J. Simpson get away with murder, and I repeat his exact words: “I was too scared. I was terrified.”
Time and his moment have passed. Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here together in memoriam of Kato Kaelin’s dead career. He says: “People hated me. I’ve been spat upon. They threw gum in my coffee.”
Does this matter? Should we take his word for it?
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Ummm, no homeboy… you need to look up your laws in your state. If anyone really takes you seriously then the crime you just committed is perjury and the statute of limitations for perjury in CA is 4 years from discovery of the date of the offense, which the discovery date would be whenever the State reads this interview. If they have you on tape and/or if Cindy Adams is willing to testify against you, then you are about to go to jail if the State charges you.
Who brutally murders two people but leaves one freeloading witness? You should go to jail for stupidity. Since when do secrets have expiration dates?
ya, after we’ve watched OJ over the last 15 years, i can now say he’s a a true pyschopath!