OJ
Rest in Peach, Johnnie Cochran. He certainly was good at his job. Here is what OJ had to say, which strikes me as being a little odd:

Simpson paid tribute to Cochran. "I've got to say, I don't think I'd be home today without Johnnie," Simpson said. "Without Johnnie running the ball, I don't think there's a lawyer in the world that could have run that ball. I was innocent, but he believed it," he said.

Wouldn't it make more sense to say, I was innocent and he believed it? It sounds like he was confusing two opposing thoughts.