Aficionados of the O.J. Simpson case can be forgiven if in recent weeks they've had trouble keeping track of just why the former football star could not possibly have killed ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman. First there was the bloody-glove theory, in which a police detective was supposed to have planted a mitt on O.J. Simpson's property. Then there was the mystery witness, later identified as a con artist, who saw two white men fleeing Nicole's house around the time of the slayings. Last week came the mysterious frozen-dessert theory, which goes something like this: shortly before the murders,...
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