OJ simpson Died

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if he confessed on his deathbed.

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Anonymous wrote:People are deranged and trolling Khloe Kardashian sending her condolences messages on insta. I feel like people are losing any sense of decency for attention.

You’re referring to a Kardashian. Any sense of decency went out the window a long, long time ago.

She is still a human being.

When you live your entire life for social media for $$ you get the benefit and the negativity. You can’t pick and choose. No sympathy

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if he confessed on his deathbed.

Of course he didn’t. His kids want to believe he was innocent. He wouldn’t take that from them. Plus he was a narcissist who lacked the ability to feel guilt.

If he’s Khloe’s dad it could explain why she was so thick before Ozempic.

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Anonymous wrote:The news coverage is giving me PTSD. It’s so hard to convey to people not alive or aware of how all consuming the trial was. The networks led with the trial every single evening for a year. CNN had coverage 24/7. It was exhausting.

Agree.

I remember where I was when the verdict was announced. I was a 2nd year law student at UVA Law. I remember that many of the Black law students had gathered to hear the verdict and a huge cheer went out when it was read. I was shocked and stunned. Shocked that the verdict was "not guilty" and stunned that these fellow students -- who I thought looked at the case like I did -- they had studied criminal law and were taking Evidence as a class, they were smart/logical and at a pretty good law school --- they cheered when I thought it was a miscarriage of justice.

It was very surprising to me. They weren't people who followed OJ as a football player. They weren't people who had been in jail and wanted OJ to stick it to the man as a proxy for their legal revenge. It took me awhile to realize that while I thought we were on the same team ("team" being "law students"_ --- they actually had a bigger commitment/tie/attachment to the racial "team" victory that OJ represented.

It was a really shocking moment for me to see fellow law students CHEERING for a murderer being set free. OJ represented a victory over racism to them. We all came to law school to learn law, but we look at it through the glasses of our past experiences.

I could have posted this verbatim, except different law school. One of the smartest women in my class cheered and I was jaw droppingly stunned. I’d say it was for me (a white woman) my first known exposure to your last point.

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He died before he was able to find the real killer!

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Anonymous wrote:The OJ Simpson verdict marked the end of a belief in objective truth, substituting that with subjective feelings on which to base important important decisions. This helped spawn the conspiracy theory industrial complex, which is still being exploited by one of our presidential candidates.

With all due respect, JFK’s assassination, the Warren Commission Report, the Vietnam War and the assassinations of RFK, MLK Jr. and Malcolm X and Watergate were far more instrumental in destroying America's confidence in objective truth.

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The Made in America documentary, which is amazing, is streaming on Apple TV for anyone who is craving some Kato with this news (I was).

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I remember reading about his baby girl dying tragically. Apparently OJ never spoke of Aaren (or his first wife).

Wiki: The former NFL player shared three children, Arnelle, Jason and Aaren, with his first wife, Marguerite Whitley, and welcomed two kids, Sydney and Justin, with his second wife Nicole Brown Simpson. Aaren died a month before her 2nd birthday after drowning in the family swimming pool.

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Anonymous wrote:He died before he was able to find the real killer!

His life’s work!

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So many memories of the trial and the huge personalities, especially houseguest Kato Kaelin. I was in my early 20s. I remember gathering with all of my coworkers from secretaries to lawyers in our director’s office to watch the verdict on his small TV. We all watched in silence, and only one attorney left the room in tears after the verdict was read. We were a close group of different races, but somehow we all knew distinctly to keep our opinions to ourselves and we watched but did not discuss the verdict. To this day, the only people who know my opinion is my family.

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Anonymous wrote:We also have OJ to thank for the Kardashians. That’s his second biggest crime.

What do you mean?

One of OJ's defense attys was the Kardashian's father (who is now deceased).

Actually, not really part of the legal team that made decisions. Kardashian was a friend of OJ's who had gone to law school but was not practicing law at the time. In order to keep whatever kardashian knew confidential, he became part of the "legal team" for client-attorney privilege. Facts.

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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.

OJ moved to Florida because you can’t lose your home to a judgement nor trusts. He financially made it impossible for anyone to collect money from him.

He even went so far to hide his college and NFL trophies by given them to someone. That someone tried to sell them, OJ tried to get them back in Vegas. He was convicted in Vegas for violently trying to get them back.

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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.

His children from his first wife should get nothing. All his children (even Nicole's, I believe) have stuck by him. His estate should pay whatever part of the judgment he still owes to the Goldmans and Browns from losing the civil suit.

I thought that Goldman and the Browns received their civil court settlement? If not, Goldman and the Browns should get their settlement. However, whatever kids OJ has from his first or any other marriage, should inherit his estate.

Probably in trusts for the kids and they won’t be able to touch. The kids will get it all.

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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.

His children from his first wife should get nothing. All his children (even Nicole's, I believe) have stuck by him. His estate should pay whatever part of the judgment he still owes to the Goldmans and Browns from losing the civil suit.

I thought that Goldman and the Browns received their civil court settlement? If not, Goldman and the Browns should get their settlement. However, whatever kids OJ has from his first or any other marriage, should inherit his estate.

As of 2021, OJ had only paid a little over $100,000 to the Goldmans even though the judgment was $33 million. Not sure about the Browns. All assets should go to satisfy these judgments.

They will.

Not if they are in trusts.