If I did it, this is HOW I would have done it:HeadlineAlley
This is BEYOND bizarre! this murderer is making money from describing what he did! If I were Fred Goldman, i’d be outraged. my question: Goldman was awarded a judgement against Simpson, which Simpson hasn’t paid-can Goldman sell his jusdgement to a collection agency? Could he attache the money that the stupid TV network is paying Simpson for his “confession”. American justice-HAH! Totally bizarre, irrational, and incomprehensible! :mad:
I hope Goldman’s family asks the courts to garnish whatever money Simpson makes on this book to satisfy the judgement against him. There’s a couple other things I’m hoping someone does to O.J., but since I’m a Christian I’m trying not to dwell on those thoughts…
I heard about this book on the news this morning, and I immediately realized that this book is probably O.J.'s confession to the killings, disguised as speculative fiction. It’s sickening, cynical, and infuriating :mad:
I heard about this about a month or two back and thought it was utterly absurd. Speculative or not it will only serve as proof to those undecided about his guilt that he did, in fact, do it. I can think of absolutely no compelling reason why OJ would ever want to write a speculative fiction about how he would have done it had he done so. Why? At best he’s expressing some violent fantasies. At worst he’s bragging about his deed without actually admitting to it. He knows double jeopardy prevents his being prosecuted for it again, but he doesn’t want to come right out and say he did it to avoid the backlash, so he’s couching it in the hypothetical.
Dumbass.
Although I believe the American judicial system is superior to that found anywhere else in the world, this is an instance in which it failed, miserably.