William Bill Pavelic | Robert Shapiro on Bill PavelicBill Pavelic has consistently volunteered his pro bono services to indigent clients in the greater Los Angeles area and in 1998, he personally initiated multiple criminal misconduct complaints (which were sustained) against several LAPD Rampart police officers.Always something new;Latest in never-ending O.J. saga full of surprises- (Found September 17, 2008 ) THE DALLAS MORNING NEWSSeptember 15, 1996, Sunday, HOME FINAL EDITIONBYLINE: David WaltonSECTION: SUNDAY READER; BOOKS; Pg. 8JLENGTH: 704 wordsTHE RUN OF HIS LIFEBy Jeffrey Toobin (Random House, $ 25)New Yorker reporter Jeffrey Toobin interviewed more than 200 people for this definitive account of the O.J. Simpson trial. But the last word belongs to Mr. Toobin's two young children, quoted in the afterword on their reaction to their father's two-year immersion in this case."I think O.J. Simpson..http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1215246993 PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR- (Found September 17, 2008 ) CNBC News TranscriptsMay 29, 1996, Wednesday 11:15 AMSHOW: RIVERA LIVE (9:00 PM ET) ANCHORS: JOHN GIBSONLENGTH: 481 wordsJOHN GIBSON, host:We are back. And we have the San Francisco detective on the phone who is go-ing to help O.J. Simpson track down this intriguing lead that Simpson mentioned while he was in Eng--in England, that he believes was in San Francisco. He threw it off sort of off-handedly, but on the phone with us is Hal Lipset, a legendary figure in the private eye business. Hal...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1209648477 LAPD RETALIATING FOR CRITICISM- (Found September 17, 2008 ) Los Angeles TimesJuly 22, 1991, Monday, Home EditionBYLINE: By ANDREA FORD and RICHARD A. SERRANO, TIMES STAFF WRITERSSECTION: Part A; Page 1; Column 3; Metro DeskLENGTH: 1768 wordsA number of Los Angeles police officers, some of whom testified before the Christopher Commission, contend they are being punished for publicly criticizing their department and commanding officers after the Rodney G. King beating.The officers include a veteran detective who said he has been reassigned to answer...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1209722478 DOMINICK DUNNE OF VANITY FAIR DISCUSSES THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE O. J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL- (Found September 17, 2008 ) CBS News TranscriptsMarch 03, 1995, FridaySHOW: CBS EVENING NEWS (6:30 PM ET) ANCHORS: DAN RATHERLENGTH: 397 wordsDAN RATHER, anchor:This was the week the murder trial of O.J. Simpson turned into the credibil-ity trial of Rosa Lopez, the woman Simpson is counting on to provide him with an alibi. Writer Dominick Dunne of Vanity Fair magazine tells us Simpson was not at all pleased with the performance of his d--defense team this week. Dunne has a full-time seat in the courtroom. He joins us now..http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1211799276 CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY GERRY SPENCE- (Found September 17, 2008 ) CNBC News TranscriptsMarch 3, 1995, Friday 11:15 AMSHOW: RIVERA LIVE (9:00 PM ET) ANCHORS: John GibsonBYLINE: DAVID GREGORYLENGTH: 8390 wordsHOST: John GibsonEXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Andy FriendlyJOHN GIBSON: Good evening. I'm John Gibson filling in for Geraldo Rivera. Rosa Lopez has concluded her stroll down memory lane. The beleaguered house-keeper today testified she was never specific about when she saw O.J. Simpson's Bronco parked outside his house. Here's David Gregory with the latest.DAVID...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1212658212 5 ATTEMPTS TO CONFINE AIDS PATIENT TOLD- (Found September 17, 2008 ) 238 of 244 DOCUMENTSLos Angeles TimesJuly 1, 1987, Wednesday, Home EditionBYLINE: By TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff WriterSECTION: Part 1; Page 1; Column 3; Metro DeskLENGTH: 959 wordsJoseph Markowski, the AIDS-infected prostitute accused of attempted murder for allegedly selling his blood as well as sexual favors, was "a time bomb just ready to explode," a police detective said Tuesday.Five times in the past five months, authorities tried to have Markowski confined in a mental hospital because of..http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1213262360 A LOOK AT CHARGES AGAINST 3 RIVALS FOR CHIEF- (Found September 17, 2008 ) Los Angeles TimesMarch 18, 1992, Wednesday, Home EditionBYLINE: By RICH CONNELL, TIMES STAFF WRITERSECTION: Metro; Part B; Page 1; Column 2; Metro DeskLENGTH: 1850 wordsThe long and bumpy road to naming a new chief for the troubled Los Angeles Police Department took a sharp detour two weeks ago when the Police Commission ordered a probe of alleged misconduct by three finalists who hope to succeed Daryl F. Gates. A Latino business and community group, called NEWS for America, alleged that the...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1213697940 O.J. Simpson Arraignment Special, Part 3- (Found September 17, 2008 ) CNNJuly 22, 1994SHOW: NEWS 1:11 pm ETBYLINE: ART HARRISSECTION: News; DomesticLENGTH: 587 wordsHIGHLIGHT: The Simpson defense team plans to prove their client couldn't have had time to murder Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman, clean himself up annd make his plane to Chicago. They'll also point out police errors.JIM MORET, Anchor: CNN's Special Assignment Correspondent Art Harris has been delving behind the scenes into the O.J. Simpson case, and he's uncovered a num-ber of interesting...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1214476450 SLEUTHS SET TO TRY ANY LEADS O.J. HAS- (Found September 17, 2008 ) Daily News (New York)May 27, 1996, MondayBYLINE: By JERE HESTERSECTION: News; Pg. 7LENGTH: 399 wordsA team of sleuths from the land of Sam Spade has offered to probe the slay-ings of O.J. Simpson's ex-wife and her pal for free but said yesterday they'll need the athlete's full cooperation.The crack crew of six, led by legendary private eye Hal Lipset, was spurred by Simpson's recent comments that there were leads in San Francisco the football great's hometown but that he couldn't afford to...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1214807974 Judge Turns Down Simpson Defense Again on War-rantless Search- (Found September 17, 2008 ) The Associated PressOctober 5, 1994, Wednesday, PM cycleBYLINE: By LINDA DEUTSCH, AP Special CorrespondentSECTION: Domestic NewsLENGTH: 894 wordsDATELINE: LOS ANGELESThe judge in the O.J. Simpson case said today it was too late for defense attorneys to explore whether the lead detective lied about why police entered Simpson's estate without a warrant.The ruling by Superior Court Judge Lance Ito was a serious blow to defense efforts to suppress evidence seized at Simpson's estate the day after...http://robertshapiroillpavelic.rediffblogs.com/index.html#1205478140 |