the giants will fight it and so will i. both are defense attorneys and former prosecutors. all right. there s an alleged smoking gun here. and that is the e-mail between the memorabilia dealer who is the plaintiff in the lawsuit and joe, who is the equipment manager for the giant ls. let s put the e-mail on the screen. this is the smoking gun allegedly. hey, joe, he writes. my buddy was offered an eli gamed used helmet and jersey. are these the b.s. ones that eli asked you to make up because he didn t want to give up the real stuff? he says, bs 1, you are correct. how incriminating is that? not at all. that doesn t show that eli had knowledge. that s an e-mail from e eli manning. what about the equipment manager? the equipment manager may be
8-year-old sister layla were the only ones at home the day she died. he claimed at first he saw a long-haired stranger running away from their family s home after attacking leila. the father insists now the family stands by the son until the evidence suggests there is no other option. o.j. o.j. simpson is blaming somebody else for his crimes. this time it s his lawyer. the former football great one time murder suspect and current prison inmate testified today in las vegas. is he trying to convince a judge to give him a new trial. right now, o.j. is serving a sentence of 9 to 33 years for a dozen charges including kidnapping. armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. it s all related to a sort of sting operation that o.j. admits he organized in vegas back in 2007. when he confronted a memorabilia dealer or series of them really to, as he put it, get my stuff back. and he says his own lawyer gave him the go ahead for this plan.
it was actually extraordinary. i think the most emotional testimony in this whole thing was his friend and the memorabilia dealer who had a gun to his head that o.j. simpson was telling i want my stuff back. he wias the guy that came forwad and said look, o.j. simpson made a mistake but i want him out. let s listen in. it s time for him to go home to his family and friends. this is a good man, he made a mistake. and if he called me tomorrow and said bruce, i m getting out, will you pick me up. sure, i ll be here tomorrow for you. reporter: clearly, the two are still friends. o.j. simpson mentioned that as well. they talked, he apologized to him and apologized for having some of his stuff although he said he was not the person who took it from o.j.