Title: Worth the read even if you don't hold his views
Review: I gave this four stars due to the entertaining readability of the book. However, I take many exception to his views on the O.J. Simpson case. He believes that the criminal verdict was a race-based decision. As one who watched the trial from beginning to end, someone not of the same race as the defendant or the majority of the jury, I was offended as I came to the same conclusions as the jury (although I agree the deliberations should probably have gone on longer.) Also, for someone who was very offended by anonymous letters to Judge Ito, it seems to border on hypocrisy when every other page seems to have a reference to someone whom he quotes, yet says he can't or won't name. Other than that, I found this book to be very interesting. As a true crime fan, I can highly recommend the book as a good read.
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