O. J. Simpson

Michael Vick & the NFL: He paid the price for abusing dogs, but NFL stars who abuse women get a pass.

source: annecarolinedrake.com

OJ Simpson infamously escaped criminal culpability for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.  The Goldman family is still trying to collect on the damages they were awarded in the civil trial.  Where is the NFL in making sure he pays up?

Published Mon, Aug 17

Morning Sixpack: A News Roundup

source: LA Weekly Play

 CA A civil suit over the clothes OJ Simpson wore when acquitted of murder became most uncivil as the clothing's owner and a lawyer representing Fred Goldman argued in court and in a hallway over who should possess the so-called "acquittal suit. ...

Published Tue, Jun 16

O.J.'S COLLECTIBLES HEADED BACK TO L.A

source: ontherecordmag (WordPress)

Alfred Beardsley, the other memorabilia dealer targeted by Simpson, testified at a separate hearing that he didn’t have Simpson’s NFL Hall of Fame ring, which the Goldman family is looking for.   A Las Vegas judge has ordered that the sports memorabilia caught up in O.J. Simpson’s bungl

Published Tue, Dec 23

Goldman Family: O.J. Simpson Sentencing is "Good Karma"

source: Usmagazine.com celebrity

Simpson was sentenced to 9 to 33 years in prison on 12 charges, including kidnapping and armed robbery stemming from an incident in 2007 where Simpson struggled with two sports memorabilia dealers over items that he claimed belonged to him.

Published Mon, Dec 8

The Battle Continues Over O.J. Simpson’s Book

source: Wall Street Journal

But lawyers for Nicole Brown Simpson’s estate want to block the agreement giving Goldman the rights, claiming the two families split them. (Nicole’s estate has a wrongful-death judgment against Simpson too.) If the court auctions the rights, the estate’s lawyer Greg Hafif says they mig...

Published Thu, Jul 26

O.J. Simpson's 'If I Did It' Poised To Be Next Selection From The 'Sociopathic Pseudoconfessional of the Month Club' After Judge's Ruling

source: Defamer

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gerald Rosenberg's decision comes at the request of Ron Goldman's father, Fred Goldman, who expressed outrage at the original publication of "If I Did It" and now finds himself putting the manuscript back into circulation.

Published Tue, Mar 13