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Do you think O.J. Simpson is now paying for his crimes of murder indirectly? absolutely,,,the civil case didn't turn up much so , some plant appeals to his enormous ego, works him up about someone having his stuff, gets a couple guys to come with guns and go to the hotel room where it is,,,,, depend upon Simpsons ego to do something stupid like tell someone to sit down,,, and voila,, ARMED kidnapping/ attempted robbery I can hardly feel sorry because I feel he was so foolish and should have seen that set up a mile away,,, but c'est la vie,,, I think he lost the civil case to the tune of $25 million dollars. they must have found something? In which Goldman's family was relentless in collection( rightfully so),with the intent of financially ruining him., which they did. to the point of his personal property being auctioned away to settle the civil judgment. as far as I know the Goldmans didn't collect a penny of it there is a difference between winning a settlement and COLLECTING your correct, but your statement was not about collecting money it was implying that not much was found during the trail... which is incorrect. He in fact lost the case and was held liable. That is not hearsay.. it is a fact. He didn't pay up because he ( aside from being a killer) is a deadbeat as well.. Did you really expect anything else? The fact is, it was never about money with Goldman.. he has money. His goal was to ruin Simpson, which he did. he went after everything he could, even his Heisman trophy and he also had O.J.'s potential book profits ... with the rights of the book passing from the former football star to the family of the slain Ron Goldman. Goldman made his life misrible.. leading him to the Las Vegas gig... trying to get back some memorabilia....signed photos.. signed shirts.. some O.J bobble head toys..pretty rock bottom.. wouldn't you say. So my hat is off to Mr. Goldman....he was a catalyst in getting J.O.. excus me O.J. in front of a new jury, one that remembers well. |
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I hear OJ wants to make Caitlin his jailhouse bride.... they are old friends you know...... |
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I hear OJ wants to make Caitlin his jailhouse bride.... they are old friends you know...... |
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