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After a faulty start setting up a charitable tax-exempt organization in their deceased sister’s name, to support domestic abuse victims in late 1994, the Browns had appointed at the helm to run it a convicted violent domestic abuser and swindler. A 1995 Los Angeles Times article cited that….”the founding president of the Nicole Brown Simpson fund, records show, is a convicted felon and accused spousal batterer, who was once named in a domestic restraining order for posing a “clear and present danger” to his estranged wife and two children. Jeff C. Noebel, a 40-year-old Dallas businessman, is currently awaiting sentencing in U.S. District Court for lying to federal authorities in a savings-and-loan investment scam, one of his many shaky business ventures that have left a trail of bankruptcies and lawsuits from Texas to California.” Yet, the Browns pretended they did not know his background though Noebel stated that he had told them about the abuse charges, apparently his silver tongue offer to build them a successful, donation-seeking, organization was too juicy for the Brown family to pass up.
Yet, here we go again, the Brown sisters grifting during the 30th anniversary month of the OJ Simpson case in conjunction with the Lifetime cable network with the two-night streaming of The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson.
It should be an interesting dichotomy, since for 30 years someone has been lying. The father, Louis Brown, stated to the police detectives and later coroner’s investigator less than 12 hours after the murders occurred that his daughter, Nicole Brown Simpson, was last known to be alive the night before at 11PM talking to her mother, Juditha Brown, regarding glasses left behind by the mother at Brentwood’s Mezzaluna restaurant.
Two days later the mother would give the same time on two different occasions, first to the Simpson defense investigators, and then after they told Attorney Robert Shapiro, he would ask her himself what time that last call took place. Juditha Brown would tell Shapiro the same thing, that she talked to Nicole at 11PM on or about June 16, 1994.
When Shapiro asked how she knew it was 11PM she stated that when she arrived home from Brentwood that night she checked the clock and it said 11PM. However, within 7 months the 11PM last call would be changed, in another flim-flam slid past all of the American viewers whose attention was generally diverted to some tabloid unrelated event outside the courtroom. The time of the last phone call was changed in a low-key stipulation entered in open court and offered surprisingly by the defense team’s Robert Shapiro. He was now agreeing to accept a new time of 09:37 PM as the last call shown on an exhibit document, the Exhibit 35 POSTERBOARD claimed to represent the phone calls of Juditha Brown. The importance of the stipulation in California is that by their long-established state law it allows the evidence to circumvent examination by a jury.
This may be one of the most important tools to allow that state to have their notable celebrity show trials. Supposedly, all times on the Posterboard were accepted by Shapiro as his covering excuse to speed the case along since the Simpson defense lawyer was posturing that the prosecution witness, Karen Crawford, Mezzaluna weekend manager and bartender, could not accurately be certain of the final time anyway. So, the defense would simply accept the times shown on the posterboard, including the alleged phone call from Juditha Brown at 9:37 PM as seen in the blown-up section provided above. Defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran would do the same 5 months later and leave tell-tale evidence of their cooperative malfeasance as shown in the following video clip. https://youtu.be/Bk3Muy_MgJA?si=rDrtYy84pmfjapE0. This video clip of Cochran stumped OMIG investigators for about 7 years as to why he would enter what appears to be a false stipulation, until realizing based on other information that the Simpson trial and its malfeasance was to be utilized by Cochran for a more important trial he had lost where an innocent man, that was his client, would spend almost 29 years of his life behind bars as a result of Cochran’s naivety until Cochran could maneuver his release.
11 PM is important to this case because it places OJ Simpson in the backseat of a chauffeured limousine on its way to LAX for him to catch an 11:45 PM flight to Chicago while his ex-wife was still alive. The waitress, Tia Gavin, stated that the Brown party departed the Mezzaluna restaurant at around 8:45 PM, and now the last phone call from the Brown home in Dana Point, Orange County was at 09:37 PM approximately 52 minutes after departing Brentwood in West Los Angeles. Everyone, i.e. news commentators, highway patrolmen are on tape saying the distance was a 90 minute to two-hour drive between Brentwood and Dana Point, Orange County. This includes the two lead LAPD detectives, Phil Vannatter and Tom Lange, who stated in their book EVIDENCE DISMISSED below, that the drive was at least an hour and a half drive.
Since two of the Brown sisters were in the car on that fateful drive back home that night from L.A.’s Brentwood to Dana Point, someone is lying, and it certainly does not appear to be our side since all of the evidence appears to support our findings that the Brown family did not arrive home in approximately 45+ minutes. The highway data regarding traffic volume and density due to highway construction to build the HOV lane imply more like a 2-hour drive. This is what the data indicates the drive home for the Browns looked like on the southbound I-405 the night of June 12, 1994 between the hour of their departure from Brentwood between 8-9PM.
We at OMIG predict that the truth is going to ultimately catch up to all of these charlatans and grifters and expose them for this reckless and dangerous lie that they have placed before the public for the last 30 years sucking up all oxygen in the media space. The phone records were removed by court order from the Simpson case file to continue this lie so that the records could not be examined. However, these corrupt officials beyond the Brown sisters have continued to conceal the truth.
Several people pull this angelic cloak off of their unfortunate deceased sister, Nicole. Even Kato Kaelin, who Nicole invited to move into her pool guest house on Gretna Green before moving over to her condo on Bundy spoke in his book about Nicole throwing drug parties, where the party goers were making a bee-line upstairs, going up and down to the point Kato asked why. Someone pulled his coat during his recent meeting of Nicole as an invited guest to her party and told him “That’s where the cocaine is”. Kato who resided a year with Nicole and her children, would go on to state in his book that he witnessed Nicole becoming very belligerent and out of control when drinking too much tequila when out in social settings. Having to have the keys wrestled away by her girlfriends from preventing her being a drunk driver on the streets and highways. On one occasion it became so embarrassing with her being out of control that he simply left the gathering, which appeared to be par for the course for the Mousey looking house guest. He also accused Nicole the obsessive party gal of being a chain smoker; hence, he undermines the pristine image that the prissy Brown sister-grifters seem to be attempting to portray in all probability for the sake of making a dollar once again.
They knew that the so-called Bruno Magli shoe prints found in the sidewalk tiles did not fit Simpson’s foot, so they have attempted to conceal that until OMIG investigators examined the police photos and attained verification that the sidewalk tiles were only 11- and 1/2-inches square.
Because OMIG investigators stood firm during an interview with former FBI agents that one of their peers had lied about his true knowledge concerning Simpson’s foot in those size 12 Bruno Magli shoes, they in turn called back and provided OMIG with 53 pounds of documents some of which was associated directly with the Simpson trial indicating that the agent, Roger Martz, had been lying and committing perjury as it related to the blood the FBI lab was asked to examine. He wrote a letter back to the LADA’s office and the deputy DA who had asked for their help, Rockne Harmon, telling them that he, Roger Martz, had completed an examination of the blood samples of Simpson found on the back gate and blood of Nicole found on socks on Simpson’s bedroom floor. Martz said that he could find no contamination with the blood preservative EDTA. It appears that Martz lied, and was called out for his lies by other FBI examiners in the lab in a complaint filed with the Office of the Inspector General of the USDOJ.
That document, entitled by OMIG as the Whitehurst Complaint due to the author who filed it, former FBI Agent Frederic Whitehurst, became a hidden document as well one in which OMIG has filed at least 3 Freedom of Information Requests to attain from the Office of the Inspector General. This all is predictably going to unravel, and exposes the weakness of using the Brown sisters to promote a false narrative with its subtle yet powerful racial undertones to the detriment of so many more important events that have taken place over the last 30 years. This promulgation simply exposes the recklessness in doing something like that by exposing the soft underbelly of vulnerability as a national security threat to the nation by providing a cheap and cost effective tool to weaponize to fragment and polarize a nation, with that being the use of racial animus to create national mass hysteria.

I post mainly K-pop edits - I take a MV or five, stitch clips together differently, add transitions, etc., over different songs that I also sometimes edit (stitch/layer it’s super basic stuff).
Context: I am, generally speaking, guaranteed to have 273 views for a meh edit. If it does good it gets pushed to ~400, then ~700, then ~1k, etc. For it to get pushed I usually need ~10-20% like ratio, a few shares and watched full video somewhere around 8-25%.
The one I posted this morning is stuck at 29 views lmao. It’s niche, so I didn’t expect it to do good, but I thought I’d get my 100% guaranteed 240 views and 10 likes because no one likes it and that’ll be the end of story.
Possible things that could have impacted it - one of the MVs I used is rated 19+ in South Korea (there’s no scenes with blood or violence used though), I used BGM in a new language (unlikely), I used that countries hashtag (too general?), I have posted three niche (guaranteed low engagement) edits the past week, one or two clips was reused in different parts of the video. I also added subs (translated lyrics) since my audience doesn’t speak the language the BGM is in but I’ve no clue why that would impact it negatively.
Any ideas what could be the reason? Maybe fellow kpop editors can pipe in? I know yall lurking here. Hi!
P.S. Please don’t say “git good” because that doesn’t explain this specific instance lol. I’ve posted some ~140 edits and ~240 views are 100% guaranteed, 99% chance I’m getting 273 views.

I thought maybe, with the Olympic Games coming, I could share this animated music video clip about Paris. French lyrics are embedded. It says basically (through a bicycle meal delivery rider voice) that Paris is known to be beautiful, but it is actually, also, all grey (like its main buildings, monuments, and also its residents pigeons and rats ...), in a light, naïve, and childish way. PETIT BONJOUR DE PARIS - clip
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We have a robin this year who sings, “Pretty bird! Pretty bird!” I have never heard anything like it before! His other vocalizations are unique as well, and he sings prolifically. I just love him!
He will sometimes visit our balcony in the early morning and sing for us. I would love to be able to record one of those visits. For now, this video clip I’m posting is the best audio I’ve been able to capture so far. It was recorded on April 30, 2024.

funny description for such a epic episode

In this video from 2008 shows a creature jumping out of the water and diving back in. I haven't seen this video be discussed or even looked at so I would love to start the investigation with you guys. In the clip it appears to have a long neck four flippers and gray skin. Much like other sea monsters like champ and nessie. However what different about this video it the fact its seems so much smaller. If I had to estimate, around six feet. With a large mermaid like tail flipper. The video has no source from what I could find and it dosent disclose where it was filmed. Although it claims to be a video of nessie herself, but what do you think? Real? Of course I believe in it :)

This is a clip from a video which claims to show a bigfoot ripping apart a tree to presumably eat grubs or any critters hiding inside. The image is hard to see but the in the video
(https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxzXqd-qVVzxVjBVnawxNVyXkTWyQBVAuD?si=-RvDMQMAyS5bszY5)
You can clearly see an ape like creature which is taking apart a large tree. With its back turned to the camera man. This clip was famous enough to make it onto the local news, so I leave it up for you to decide. Do you think its real?, I being the cryptid fanatic I am belive this is another piece of evidence of this majestic and mysterious creatures origin. If you or anyone you know has any evidence or sightings they wish to share, please comment on this post :)

I’ve got this video here from a ranked game. From my end on the match, I saw this guy running through the hill, started spraying him and I saw blood on my screen, but from this clip which is from his end, he hears shots, doesn’t take any damage and by the time he figures out where the shots are coming from, he’s down to 1 HP, and from there he’s knocked. Obviously I started shooting him first, but I’ve also experienced cases like this where I shoot first, I see blood on my screen and I still die, and then I spectate who killed me and see that he’s got about 70 HP left. 🤷🏽‍♂️

A notable programmer and dataminer claimed Steam was working on a new feature that would allow users to record clips of their gameplay. Since its launch back in 2003, Steam has forged a positive reputation among the gaming community for providing a reliable service along with a host of user-friendly tools. Now, the digital distribution service is reportedly working on another innovation for its platform, which will allow its users to share footage of their experiences without the tedious work of finding and installing additional third-party software.
It would be difficult to overstate just how much of an influence Steam plays in the context of the modern video game industry. While the digital distributor does face some competition with other online stores like the Epic Games Store, PlayStation Network, and Xbox's Microsoft store, none have reached quite the same level of public support or prestige, with Steam even setting a new record by reporting over 34 million concurrent players back in March 2024. Countless users have used the platform to search, buy, and connect to other players through video games, cementing Steam as the predominant distributor for PC titles.
If a recent leak is to be believed, Steam is also updating its service. According to a Twitter post from SteamDB creator Pavel Djundik, developers for the digital storefront are hard at work on a new clip recording feature, which will allow users to seamlessly create short videos they can share through the platform's community page. Djundik did not disclose when the feature might launch but did also claim that it will support background recording and will even integrate timeline markers for some of its games.
New Features Are Coming to Steam
While fans were excited about the alleged upcoming tool, this was notably not even the only new feature rumored to be in development for Steam. Most recently, a patent filed by the distributor contained plans for an overhaul to Steam's Discovery Queue system, wherein users could regularly earn rewards through its use. The prizes themselves will reportedly change depending on the genre, with unique bonus items for genres such as action or survival.
Many players will likely agree that Steam provides an integral service for their users. However, the increasing digitization of the video game industry carries some pitfalls that have yet to be resolved. In a recent case, users wondered if it would be possible to pass on their Steam library after their death, leading to questions on the nature of ownership under an increasingly digital medium.