I am so discusted with the Goldmans publishing that horrid book. They said they legally had to publish under court direction. If that were the case and profit was not a motive then why didn't they donate all the proceeds to a charity? They are profiting on two horrible deaths in my mind. I don't mean to be controversial. I'm just wondering what percentage intend to buy this book.
Do you intend to buy the OJ Simpson book?
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crazystepr
Cathlete
WEIRD. The whole thing is just weird. I will definetely not be purchasing this.
Allison
Allison
allwildgirl
Cathlete
Not in a million years.
Before you pick up more stones...
http://www.rongoldmanfoundation.org/
http://www.askmen.com/blogs/news/if-i-did-it.html
http://federalism.typepad.com/crime_federalism/2007/08/if-they-publish.html
I imagine they still have many thousands of $$ in legal fees yet to be covered, as well. Keep in mind, OJ hasn't voluntarily yet paid what he was supposed to from the the civil case. I believe the Goldman's have had to go to court for every cent that they may have gotten (if any) from that.
ETA: OJ wrote this for profit. I can only imagine that the Goldman's are still trying to find some justice, and hitting OJ in the bank account is about the only way there is. It's gotta be pretty gut wrenching to see news clips of your son's murderer riding around on golf courses in Florida.
The unpaid part of that civil judgment is up to over $38 million.
http://www.rongoldmanfoundation.org/
http://www.askmen.com/blogs/news/if-i-did-it.html
http://federalism.typepad.com/crime_federalism/2007/08/if-they-publish.html
I imagine they still have many thousands of $$ in legal fees yet to be covered, as well. Keep in mind, OJ hasn't voluntarily yet paid what he was supposed to from the the civil case. I believe the Goldman's have had to go to court for every cent that they may have gotten (if any) from that.
ETA: OJ wrote this for profit. I can only imagine that the Goldman's are still trying to find some justice, and hitting OJ in the bank account is about the only way there is. It's gotta be pretty gut wrenching to see news clips of your son's murderer riding around on golf courses in Florida.
The unpaid part of that civil judgment is up to over $38 million.
Liann
Cathlete
I can see this argument a tiny bit, but at the same time I feel they are all selling their souls. I think it's sick.
>Before you pick up more stones...
>
>http://www.rongoldmanfoundation.org/
>http://www.askmen.com/blogs/news/if-i-did-it.html
>http://federalism.typepad.com/crime_federalism/2007/08/if-they-publish.html
>
>I imagine they still have many thousands of $$ in legal fees
>yet to be covered, as well. Keep in mind, OJ hasn't
>voluntarily yet paid what he was supposed to from the the
>civil case. I believe the Goldman's have had to go to court
>for every cent that they may have gotten (if any) from that.
>
>ETA: OJ wrote this for profit. I can only imagine that the
>Goldman's are still trying to find some justice, and hitting
>OJ in the bank account is about the only way there is. It's
>gotta be pretty gut wrenching to see news clips of your son's
>murderer riding around on golf courses in Florida.
>
>The unpaid part of that civil judgment is up to over $38
>million.
>Before you pick up more stones...
>
>http://www.rongoldmanfoundation.org/
>http://www.askmen.com/blogs/news/if-i-did-it.html
>http://federalism.typepad.com/crime_federalism/2007/08/if-they-publish.html
>
>I imagine they still have many thousands of $$ in legal fees
>yet to be covered, as well. Keep in mind, OJ hasn't
>voluntarily yet paid what he was supposed to from the the
>civil case. I believe the Goldman's have had to go to court
>for every cent that they may have gotten (if any) from that.
>
>ETA: OJ wrote this for profit. I can only imagine that the
>Goldman's are still trying to find some justice, and hitting
>OJ in the bank account is about the only way there is. It's
>gotta be pretty gut wrenching to see news clips of your son's
>murderer riding around on golf courses in Florida.
>
>The unpaid part of that civil judgment is up to over $38
>million.
>I can see this argument a tiny bit, but at the same time I
>feel they are all selling their souls. I think it's sick.
>
I think unless we've been in their shoes, we shouldn't cast judgment. The book was going to be published with or without them.
http://allday.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/09/14/361586.aspx
>feel they are all selling their souls. I think it's sick.
>
I think unless we've been in their shoes, we shouldn't cast judgment. The book was going to be published with or without them.
http://allday.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/09/14/361586.aspx
crazystepr
Cathlete
Exactly. I will never, ever read it. But I understand why the Goldman's are publishing it. OJ must be pissed.
Allison
Allison
RunnerGirl
Cathlete
nope not me.
LD
LD
lainiefig
Cathlete
No, just not interested. Or at least only interested enough to write this post saying I'm not. I'd prefer to read some fiction or just sit here and read forum posts all day.
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