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What does Obama have to do with anything? If Ombama did get elected, and if he is the man hes says he is, he would not get involved in this case. This is not a presidential issue. OJ was allowed due process. Let me remind the OJ supporters that due process in this case ultimately began OJ making bad decisions. It is kidnapping to not allow a person to leave a room, even if you didn't put them there. Also, if a person goes searching for property taken from them, we have laws dictating how we get the stuff back. OJ chose his own methods. As I see the case, OJ is a very foolish person. God Bless Las Vegas Metro, and the Las Vegas Courts for handling a difficult case well.