The Casanova Killer Says O. J. Didn't Do It. I Did. Claims LAPD Taped His Full Confession In 1995 But Covered It Up.

Glen Rogers - The Casanova Killer.

   

   Serial Killer Glen Rogers, AKA The "Casanova Killer", is on death row in Florida for the 1995 murder of Tina Marie Cribbs in Tampa. He was also convicted of murdering Sandra Gallagher in Los Angeles in 1995 and California authorities suspect him of committing four other murders as well.  It is believed that he is responsible for the murder of at least 10 other individuals. He once claimed that he had murdered 70 people across the country though later recanted and said he was only joking.

  

   In a letter addressed to Norman Pardo, O. J. Simpson's former manager, Glen Rogers states "...You won't have to take me at my word. A full taped statement in your case was made in 1995..." What statement is the serial killer referring to? 

   In Pardo's Simpson Documentary, O. J. Simpson: In His Own Words, Pardo asserts, "... The L. A. prosecutor and district attorney have a file in which Rogers confessed, but they gave him a plea deal to get him out of the state - because they were afraid he would mess up their O. J. thing. They arrested him after they arrested O. J. They couldn't go back and say O. J. didn't do it now!" 

     The Daily Mail reports that Rogers confessed to the Brown-Goldman killings after he was already in jail for the 1995 murders.  In the 2012 Discovery Investigation documentary, My Brother The Serial Killer, Glen Rogers was "fingered" by his brother Clay, "I'm absolutely certain that my brother Glen killed Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. I know my brother did it because I've seen proof that he was there."

   According to the documentary Glen Rogers was a transient in 1994 - arriving in Los Angeles after the Northridge earthquake to work on a repair crew. As fate would have it, one job brought him to Nicole's home as a painter. Clay states that his brother Glen called him a few days before the murders, "Guess who I'm partying with? Nicole Simpson." "Actually, what he told me, he says, 'They got money, they're well off and I'm taking her down.'" Clay asserts that his brother took a gold angel pin - removing it from Simpson's lifeless body and mailed it to his mother in Ohio the next day. According to Rodgers their mother wore the pin, at her son's request, at one of his murder trials.

Condolences to Nicole & Ron's Family and Friends. 

   So does this mean that O. J.'s "hands are clean"?  Criminal profiler Anthony Meoli has exchanged dozens of letters with Glen Rogers and visited him on death row. According to Meoli Glen said O. J. had hired him to burglarize Nicole's condo and steal diamond earrings that he had given her and that Simpson had told Rogers about a spare key to the condo hidden outside the door.  Meoli said the serial killer told him that O. J. stated, " You may have to kill the bitch."  In Meoli's retelling of Rogers' account he states that Simpson, who was waiting in his car nearby, walked onto the bloody sidewalk to check Rogers' work, thus leaving his footprints at the crime scene.

   Pardo asserts that he and Rogers are joining forces to petition to re-open Rogers' case file so the truth will be told about Rogers confession and revisiting the Goldman family's $33.5 million civil judgment against Simpson.  Pardo  says, "The letter gives me an open door to shut down their judgment against O. J.,". He goes on to say, "We have attorneys working on shutting down the judgment the Goldman's have until this is resolved. We're trying to get the court to open up files."

   According to CNN a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department said the department would investigate Rogers' claims but does not believe he was involved in Simpson and Goldman's killings. "The LAPD is quite confident that we know who killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. We have no reason to believe that Mr. Rogers was involved," Commander Andrew Smith said. "Nevertheless, in the interest of being thorough in this case, our robbery homicide detectives will investigate his claims."

Did Detective Fuhrman plant evidence?

  It should be noted - Headline from the Los Angeles Times about LAPD Detective Mark Fuhrman: 

Fuhrman Invokes 5th Amendment, Refuses to Testify : Simpson case: Ex-detective is asked three questions, including whether he planted evidence. Jurors aren't present, but defense will seek to have them informed of the action.