OJ Simpson was Innocent and I can prove it
Contrary to what you may have heard before, the only Rockingham scenario that fits all of the material evidence and independently corroborating testimony is O.J. Simpson's. Let's see how it looks with an accurate diagram. But remember, the car that was parked on the left of the driveway when Park turned left to take O.J. to the airport was never identified and could have come or gone at any time. Until Park made that left-hand turn, there was no reason for him or O.J. to have given it a second thought if it had been there all along. At this juncture we can't prove that it was there before Park left with O.J. for LAX although Freed and Briggs report in Killing Time that neighbors, who would not reveal their identities, said that an unknown car was parked "near Rockingham." Was that "near" the street or near the street address of O.J. Simpson? More about that later.
O.J. said that he normally parked his Bronco on Ashford, which is where he says it was before he drove it around his driveway to Rockingham. Kato Kaelin, who also parked his car on Ashford, could not recall ever seeing it parked elsewhere. All of which means, that's where it probably was before O.J. moved it. That alone is an important part of O.J.'s alibi in that it establishes a reasonable explanation for where the Bronco, parked on Rockingham, came from—Ashford, not Bundy.