Anyway, he claimed that Marcia Clark was hitting on almost every male and doin it with Darden. Geezus, talk about adding some drama in the drama.
Quoting because not sure anybody read the thing:
Q:" One focus of the recent series “The People v. O.J. Simpson” was all of the sexism toward Marcia Clark. Looking back, do you regret the way she was treated?
A: Oh, shit no. She's the one that changed her ’do, because she didn't think she looked glamorous enough. Marcia Clark was a second- or third-rate lawyer. She didn't do a good job. She hit on everybody but Bob Shapiro, who she hated. She was shacking up with Darden, which is fine except it’s not a good idea during a heated trial, and she was wrapped up in a custody case with her husband that had her late for court and badly distracted, and she also had the vocabulary of a tank commander. She did not know how to cross-examine. I have nothing good to say about Marcia Clark. [13]
Clark did not respond to a request for comment.
Q: But she was treated in such a demeaning way. The defense team called her “whining” and “overly emotional.” The judge told jurors not to be distracted by her short skirts, and he interrupted her opening statement. Johnnie Cochran even called her “hysterical.”
A:That’s all bullshit. That’s all absolute bullshit. People looking back invent things that never happened. She got treated fine. If Ito ever said anything about her skirts, which I doubt, I was not in the courtroom. [14]
Q:The sexist behavior toward Clark was reported widely during the trial. The New York Times described her “short skirts that even Judge Lance A. Ito has commented on,” while the president of the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Organization for Women, Tammy Bruce, sent the judge a collection of video clips in which he and Simpson’s attorneys disparaged her. “It has become rather apparent,” Bruce wrote to Ito, “that you are treating Deputy District Attorney Marcia Clark with a different level of respect than the other attorneys.”
A: I did not attend the whole trial. I would have heard of that. Marcia Clark was an offensive woman. She called me a liar on the record. Very unprofessional. Nobody mistreated her in a way that she didn't bring upon herself. She was actually the heroine of the trial and we were the bullies, because we were so many and so legendary. And she was just poor little Marcia, with her serf as an assistant. I never saw the press give her anything I would call unfair, as I kept up with the trial, which was every day...
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