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Attorney Says They Actually Put Photos of Black People in O.J.'s House
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March 2, 2016
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2:17Now PlayingIn one of the most controversial scenes so far in the blockbuster FX series, "The People Vs O.J. Simpson" defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran is shown supervising the removal of photos that show Simpson and his white friends, and the redecoration of the home with African art and photos. Attorney F. Lee Bailey, a member of Simpson's legal team, told INSIDE EDITION the switch was made to make the house seem more "family friendly." #InsideEdition
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