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Take a look back at the historic murder case

Before dying on Thursday, O.J. Simpson confessed he murdered his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ron Goldman saying, “I grabbed the knife. I do remember that. There was blood everywhere.”

Simpson was acquitted of the murders in a sensational 1995 trial, but recorded the “hypothetical” confession tapes 12 years ago to promote his book, “If I Did It.”

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Scammers are now utilizing AI technology to aid in their sending of fake legal orders which aim to generate search engine gains.

A new technique scammers have developed entails sending Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) copyright infringement notices to sites from fake law firms, and requesting the sites add a credit to their ‘client’ immediately, with the goal of getting certain links more optimized within search engine algorithms.

Ernie Smith, writer behind the newsletter Tedium received one such notice in late March over a picture of a key fob he attained royalty free from the legitimate and free-to-use photo service ‘Unsplash’ in an article he wrote.

The supposed law firm sending Smith the notice claimed to be representing a third party site, and requested, under the threat of litigation, that the writer adds a credit to their ‘client’ – a link to said third party site, within the next five days.

404 Media details how the law firm is not actually real, explaining how the staff’s credentials and bios were unlikely at the very least, and images of it’s lawyers were likely AI generated, being sourced back to a site that created images of people out of thin air, Reality Defender told 404 Media.

“All of the faces scanned were likely AI generated, most likely by a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) model,” Ali Shahriyari, cofounder and CTO of the AI detection startup Reality Defender told 404 Media.

According to 404 Media, the fake law firm’s address is the fourth floor of a single story building, a different building than is seen on their site, and its phone numbers are no longer in service.

What is being attempted by the fraudulent image credit order is referred to as a backlink search engine optimization (SEO) scam. Blacklinks are used to improve search engine rankings, most notably Google search rankings.

In this instance, the third party site that the fake law firm claimed to be representing, asking Smith to link to, told 404 Media they were not involved with the firm nor the DMCA order, and that it may have stemmed from a former link builder the site previously used.

When Ars Technica asked if Smith had heard back from the law firm after the five day period, the writer said they haven’t.

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Alex Jones Responds To Justin Trudeau’s Attack

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“His family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace.”

OJ Simpson, the once-celebrated football star who was famously acquitted in the 1994 murder case of his ex-wife and her friend, is dead after a multi-year cancer battle. He was 76yo. 

“On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace,” a statement from the family read, which was posted on X. 

In May 2023, OJ posted a video on X detailing how he recently “caught cancer” and “had to do the whole chemo thing.”

According to TMZ News, “OJ had reportedly been battling prostate cancer in recent years, and his health took a turn for the worse of late — with him landing in hospice care within the past few months.” 

Back in the mid-90s, Baby boomers, GenX, and some older millennials remember days after the killings, Simpson was with longtime friend Al Cowlings in a white Ford Bronco in a low-speed televised chase through Los Angeles. Simpson was in the back seat with a handgun, threatening to kill himself. 

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Alex Jones Responds To Revelation That FBI/CIA Attempted To Silence Him And Shut Down Infowars

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Undercover footage exposes Deep State operations

Following Tuesday’s release of undercover footage showing CIA Contracting Officer Gavin O’Blennis bragging about the agency’s most questionable tactics, Sound Investigations has released a second video.

Thursday’s footage shows O’Blennis admitting it’s an open secret that the CIA is operating in Ukraine to help with the war against Russia, explaining illegal aliens are gaming the “asylum” process and blabbering about much more.

During one conversation the CIA officer boasted when he worked in the FBI, the feds would often seize the assets of foreigners they didn’t like “just because” they could.

When he worked at Homeland Security, O’Blennis said he interviewed illegal immigrants at the border to listen to whether or not the incomers qualified for asylum, admitting they will repeatedly apply until a story works and they’re approved.

Regarding TikTok, the spook claimed the intelligence agencies want to take the social media company out of the hands of China so the U.S. can collect the data from the app.

If accurate, O’Blennis’ remarks provide a glimpse into how the overreaching intelligence agencies use their power to influence other branches of the U.S. government.

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California could experience a major earthquake this year according to a study that tracks San Andreas Fault activity The famous fault line that runs through California could be months away from having the largest seismic […]

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Suspect reportedly placed “Support your local antifa” sticker on building just before detonating device.

A 26-year-old transgender Antifa activist from Alabama named Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert was arrested this week and charged with illegally possessing and detonating an explosive device outside the state’s Attorney General office in Montgomery.

The Post Millennial Senior Editor Andy Ngô posted about the arrest on X Wednesday, writing, “According to court documents, Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert had extensive Antifa propaganda he allegedly used around the time of the bombing. He allegedly made an IED with nails. Calvert is charged with malicious use of an explosive and possession of an unregistered destructive device.”

Calvert is being charged with “malicious use of an explosive and possession of an unregistered destructive device.”

The indictment claims the suspect “maliciously damaged, and attempted to maliciously damage, by means of fire and explosive materials, the Alabama Attorney General’s Office,” and “knowingly possessed a firearm, to wit: a destructive device… which was not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record.” 

Police also found Calvert placed stickers on state buildings promoting “Antifa” as well as anti-police and anti-ICE ideology.

Alabama’s Attorney General Steve Marshall is a Republican, which could be a key factor in the leftist attack.

Andy Ngô also posted a video of the far-left stickers described by police and screenshots from the suspect’s social media accounts showing Calvert identified as “they/them.”

While any conservative detonating an explosive device outside a government building would dominate national news coverage for a month, it’s unlikely this Antifa tranny will be widely discussed by the dinosaur media gatekeepers.

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