This book is satire and should not be considered otherwise. It is contrived as fictional, but is taken from real life events as the author watches the media each day of the trial. This book is about the trial itself. It will be a different read from other books concerning the 'Trial of the Century' and the man himself, Orenthal J. Simpson. However, one should read this book with zeal, fervor, anxiousness and at times - wisdom. There will be courtroom drama and courtroom combat - the American way. Many words and phrases will be colloquial and chatty. Each play by play will have its own humor and understanding toward the trial, as you will soon see. The story never intends to demean the families - only the events of the trial. There are two teams The Head Hunting Prosecutors Vs The Dream Team Defense Machine Each is in battle for their clients The story soon fashions itself Into a sporting depiction of our criminal justice system as viewed through and by the eyes of the author - its system, the O. J. Simpson trial, and our society. As the story unfolds, the reading becomes dramatic and fast-paced, before settling down. The story soon envelopes into its own saga as it twist its way through the satire of the trial, the social understandings and the awareness's. Be warned, this is satire. | An Ode To Satire by Clarence Gleason Hanley, Paperback | Indigo Chapters