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Right in the middle of the prosecution's case, the defense calls a witness the jury ultimately never sees; a housekeeper who happened to be walking in the neighborhood with her employer's dog says she saw something important in front of O.J.'s house.
Right in the middle of the prosecution's case, the defense calls a witness the jury ultimately never sees; a housekeeper who happened to be walking in the neighborhood with her employer's dog says she saw something important in front of O.J.'s house.
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