OJ simpson Died

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Anonymous wrote:Are we past the 48 hour window now? Free to talk about how he was a POS?

Yes

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Anonymous wrote:I hope his estate goes to Fred Goldman.

It should all go to OJ's children. OJ's children have done nothing wrong. Any image rights, future book sales, movies etc... the children should get it all.

Goldman had his chance through the years to make OJ pay. Now let OJ's family live in peace.

But alas...oj never did pay...always some kind of thing. I hope Fred gets every penny..oj's kids can and have lived happily ever after.

Well their mother was murdered, their father abused their mother in front of them, and I think they are working as middling real estate agents.

It’s interesting they don’t cash grab for an interview. I’d imagine it would be tempting.

Nicole, OJ, and the Brown family all things considered , raised class acts. They ended up much better human beings than their parents

Give it time

It’s been years since they were adults . In a 2004 OJ interview, he said they were in college.

When will they do this cash grab?

Couldn’t do it while he was alive and paying for everything. Give it 6-12 months

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Anonymous wrote:You had racist jurors that would not have found him guilty even if there were a clear video recording of the crime.
Despicable.

This is my first response in this thread. It's interesting how so many of you are upset that a Black man got away with murder, but never blinked an eye of all the Black men wrongly accused, wrongly convicted, and/or wrongly lynched and executed. Cry me a river.

One has nothing to do with another. We don't let others go free to rights the wrongs of past crimes.

If you don’t see how black people would believe Oj was railroaded by police , then things are really hopeless.

LAPD setting up a crime scene with “blood and DNA” is a common pastime and not just in LA. Often, black men when arrested are clueless and give up blood samples thinking they are helping to clear their name not realizing the cops are trying to set them up and set up a scene. I believe something similar may have happened to Scott Peterson who is white and who I also think is innocent. He just looked guilty because he was a ahole who cheated on his wife. Similarly, OJ was an ahole who abused Nicole .

Darling, there was a car chase!

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Anonymous wrote:A comment I've read on a few forums is that it's "karma" now that OJ has died. It would have been "karma" if he had died right after the criminal trail, or if he had died a horrible and painful death. But the fact that after the trial, he lived for another 29 years, had pensions that reportedly paid him between 100k to 300k annually and lived to 76, means that after the trial (apart from the prison sentence) he lived a life better than many others.

He lived in infamy for those years. He liked being famous and beloved.

A majority of the time, people are abused and killed by people who know them. He was that person.

They had a classical batterer/victim relationship. He beat her many times. Most of this was not brought up at trial. In the OJ film, it said she had written about 60 beatings in her diary. She also broke up with him about a month before the murder. A breakup is the most dangerous time for the woman. This is when an abuser will kill the victim. He had the classic personality of an abuser too: charming, affable to outsiders. People associate that with his celebrity, but he would have probably been charming even if he had not been famous.

He got away with a ton. Even the way the police handled it at the beginning and how they handled her calls before the murder. He got special treatment.

I do see how the Black community supported him. The LAPD was racist, used battering rams to destroy houses during the war on drugs, and this happened soon after Rodney King and those police officers being cleared. Also, he had some brilliant and charismatic lawyers--namely, Johnny Cochran and Barry Scheck.

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Anonymous wrote:You had racist jurors that would not have found him guilty even if there were a clear video recording of the crime.
Despicable.

This is my first response in this thread. It's interesting how so many of you are upset that a Black man got away with murder, but never blinked an eye of all the Black men wrongly accused, wrongly convicted, and/or wrongly lynched and executed. Cry me a river.

One has nothing to do with another. We don't let others go free to rights the wrongs of past crimes.

If you don’t see how black people would believe Oj was railroaded by police , then things are really hopeless.

LAPD setting up a crime scene with “blood and DNA” is a common pastime and not just in LA. Often, black men when arrested are clueless and give up blood samples thinking they are helping to clear their name not realizing the cops are trying to set them up and set up a scene. I believe something similar may have happened to Scott Peterson who is white and who I also think is innocent. He just looked guilty because he was a ahole who cheated on his wife. Similarly, OJ was an ahole who abused Nicole .

Darling, there was a car chase!

If he were white, people would say he was mentally distressed or ill.

Maybe he was on the run because he was distraught and knew as a black man, the cops would be after him and maybe kill him. You won’t understand the panic behind running unless you’re black

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I know black people who do not even call 911 for real emergencies just because they don’t want their kids to see the cops dehumanize them with force in their own homes . Not every cop does this but before body cameras , it was very real. You can be the caller to 911 and still be treated as the suspect

It’s hard to explain this phenomenon and why OJ freaked out and ran and feared getting killed by cops unless you have generations of stories or experiences of things like this. Cops are just not seen as friends in the black community

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I wouldn’t expect people to understand why Cochran was sympathetic to OJ and his fears .

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Anonymous wrote:I know black people who do not even call 911 for real emergencies just because they don’t want their kids to see the cops dehumanize them with force in their own homes . Not every cop does this but before body cameras , it was very real. You can be the caller to 911 and still be treated as the suspect

It’s hard to explain this phenomenon and why OJ freaked out and ran and feared getting killed by cops unless you have generations of stories or experiences of things like this. Cops are just not seen as friends in the black community

The last time I ever called the cops was the day I reported someone with a knife outside my apartment, and they showed up and asked to put me in cuffs "for our protection" while they investigated.

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Anonymous wrote:I know black people who do not even call 911 for real emergencies just because they don’t want their kids to see the cops dehumanize them with force in their own homes . Not every cop does this but before body cameras , it was very real. You can be the caller to 911 and still be treated as the suspect

It’s hard to explain this phenomenon and why OJ freaked out and ran and feared getting killed by cops unless you have generations of stories or experiences of things like this. Cops are just not seen as friends in the black community

You don't sound black and even if you were you don't speak for all of us. I am black and disagree with 100% of what you said

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If you have not already read the iconic book by Vincent Bugliosi, "Outrage," dissecting how the prosecution mishandled the Simpson case, I commend it to you in the strongest possible terms.

It is full of excellent detail and vigorously written. Also rewards re-reading.

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Anonymous wrote:A comment I've read on a few forums is that it's "karma" now that OJ has died. It would have been "karma" if he had died right after the criminal trail, or if he had died a horrible and painful death. But the fact that after the trial, he lived for another 29 years, had pensions that reportedly paid him between 100k to 300k annually and lived to 76, means that after the trial (apart from the prison sentence) he lived a life better than many others.

He lived in infamy for those years. He liked being famous and beloved.

A majority of the time, people are abused and killed by people who know them. He was that person.

They had a classical batterer/victim relationship. He beat her many times. Most of this was not brought up at trial. In the OJ film, it said she had written about 60 beatings in her diary. She also broke up with him about a month before the murder. A breakup is the most dangerous time for the woman. This is when an abuser will kill the victim. He had the classic personality of an abuser too: charming, affable to outsiders. People associate that with his celebrity, but he would have probably been charming even if he had not been famous.

He got away with a ton. Even the way the police handled it at the beginning and how they handled her calls before the murder. He got special treatment.

I do see how the Black community supported him. The LAPD was racist, used battering rams to destroy houses during the war on drugs, and this happened soon after Rodney King and those police officers being cleared. Also, he had some brilliant and charismatic lawyers--namely, Johnny Cochran and Barry Scheck.

Nicole’s diaries are questionable . She was also encouraged by her divorce lawyers to exaggerate or falsify domestic abuse claims to get more spousal support from OJ. Kris Jenner tried but failed to do the same thing to Robert Kardashian , an attorney who knew better and left Kris Jenner practically penniless in the divorce so she had to marry Caitlyn

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Anonymous wrote:I know black people who do not even call 911 for real emergencies just because they don’t want their kids to see the cops dehumanize them with force in their own homes . Not every cop does this but before body cameras , it was very real. You can be the caller to 911 and still be treated as the suspect

It’s hard to explain this phenomenon and why OJ freaked out and ran and feared getting killed by cops unless you have generations of stories or experiences of things like this. Cops are just not seen as friends in the black community

You don't sound black and even if you were you don't speak for all of us. I am black and disagree with 100% of what you said

You don’t sound black. I don’t know any real black person who hasn’t heard about the police fear I just mentioned. It’s why black women don’t want their sons around white women as well because they know it can spell serious serious trouble with police of something goes wrong. Do you think the world would care so much if Nicole were his first wife? Cops have a history of overexerting force when it comes to unarmed black men.

There’s a black veteran and LAPD officer Christopher Dorner who went rogue, wrote a manifesto about how disturbed he was with the racism and force used on black suspects, and murdered 4 white LAPD officers about a decade ago. The cops sent drones after him and Swiss cheesed him. A white “kid” (a 19-20 year old man) who shoots elementary school kids gets arrested alive.

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Anonymous wrote:If you have not already read the iconic book by Vincent Bugliosi, "Outrage," dissecting how the prosecution mishandled the Simpson case, I commend it to you in the strongest possible terms.

It is full of excellent detail and vigorously written. Also rewards re-reading.

I’m the PP and I hope this author doesn’t blame Marcia Clark. Poor Marcia Clark gets the blame due to misogyny when it’s really LAPD /Fuhrman that messed up. No prosecutor would’ve won that case . The mistrust toward the LAPD was just too large and this was a celebrity we’re talking about not some random schlub without the means to hire a dream team.

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Anonymous wrote:You had racist jurors that would not have found him guilty even if there were a clear video recording of the crime.
Despicable.

This is my first response in this thread. It's interesting how so many of you are upset that a Black man got away with murder, but never blinked an eye of all the Black men wrongly accused, wrongly convicted, and/or wrongly lynched and executed. Cry me a river.

One has nothing to do with another. We don't let others go free to rights the wrongs of past crimes.

If you don’t see how black people would believe Oj was railroaded by police , then things are really hopeless.

LAPD setting up a crime scene with “blood and DNA” is a common pastime and not just in LA. Often, black men when arrested are clueless and give up blood samples thinking they are helping to clear their name not realizing the cops are trying to set them up and set up a scene. I believe something similar may have happened to Scott Peterson who is white and who I also think is innocent. He just looked guilty because he was a ahole who cheated on his wife. Similarly, OJ was an ahole who abused Nicole .

Darling, there was a car chase!

If he were white, people would say he was mentally distressed or ill.

Maybe he was on the run because he was distraught and knew as a black man, the cops would be after him and maybe kill him. You won’t understand the panic behind running unless you’re black

BS. No one would have blamed mental illness in the 90s. You run like that, you look guilty as hell no matter what.

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Anonymous wrote:I know black people who do not even call 911 for real emergencies just because they don’t want their kids to see the cops dehumanize them with force in their own homes . Not every cop does this but before body cameras , it was very real. You can be the caller to 911 and still be treated as the suspect

It’s hard to explain this phenomenon and why OJ freaked out and ran and feared getting killed by cops unless you have generations of stories or experiences of things like this. Cops are just not seen as friends in the black community

The last time I ever called the cops was the day I reported someone with a knife outside my apartment, and they showed up and asked to put me in cuffs "for our protection" while they investigated.

Dave Chappelle put it best. I called the cops about a burglary and when they saw me , they said “Oh, he’s still here!” Apparently, this burglar put pictures of his family everywhere !”

It’s a joke but it’s true