O.J. Simpson granted parole after serving 9 years

[Call of Doughty]

Surprised at the nice words? regarding this double killer.

Hopefully justice will to come to him once he gets out. This guy is on borrowed time.

[forumname]

Surprised at the nice words? regarding this double killer.

He should have been in jail the rest of his life but got off because of the circus of a trial. As far as this sentence goes, yes he did his time and deserves to be released but, it doesn't change the fact that he is a murderer and wife beater. Hopefully justice will to come to him once he gets out. This guy is on borrowed time.

It always baffles me how certain people seem to think they can be about these things. I guess you must have witnessed it firsthand...

[ChilePuck]

Wow, I still remember his famous car chase in LA. Walking into a bar one night during a really cold and snowy Toronto night, my third or fourth year in UNI, and all the TVs had it on ......

[Call of Doughty]

Moving back to FLA to be closer to his children and to cash in on his pensions which will grant him $25000 per month.

[Instant Karma]

Moving back to FLA to be closer to his children and to cash in on his pensions which will grant him $25000 per month.

Or more importantly, moving back to FLA because it has the most favorable laws with regard to protecting income and property from legal judgments in the United States. That's why he ended up there in the first place.

And I don't believe his pension is anywhere near that lucrative. I think that I heard it reported this morning that he accumulated approx. $600K from his pension in the nine years that he has been incarcerated.

[Instant Karma]

Wow, I still remember his famous car chase in LA. Walking into a bar one night during a really cold and snowy Toronto night, my third or fourth year in UNI, and all the TVs had it on ......

That would have been in the middle of June 1994. I knew that Toronto could get frigid, but it snows in June there?

[Instant Karma]

Oh good. So that's another 600k he should be turning over to the Goldman family.

Actually, pensions are fully exempted from legal judgments, so no, not a cent.

Sucks for the Goldmans, but those types of laws were enacted to protect you and me, so don't feel too bad about it.

[butch]

Wow, I still remember his famous car chase in LA. Walking into a bar one night during a really cold and snowy Toronto night, my third or fourth year in UNI, and all the TVs had it on ......

the bronco chase was in mid june 1994 , trial start was jan 24th 1995 and verdict oct 3 1995 .

[AngelicAssassin0]

Waste of flesh who should just go away.

[Magicstew]

does he get his Bronco back?

Remember watching this live, wonder how many miles on the Broco since.

[Godin]

That would have been in the middle of June 1994. I knew that Toronto could get frigid, but it snows in June there?

Thats right. I was golfing in Richmond Hill that day.

[Godin]

LOL Perfect!

[Godin]

It always baffles me how certain people seem to think they can be about these things. I guess you must have witnessed it firsthand...

Come on. Seriously?

No I didn't witness it, but everything he did after the fact convinced me. His behavior pretty much said it all. He knew he was done. Also, having a party after the trial to celebrate the verdict of his wife's murder was a little more than bizarre.

The beatings were well documented. There were 911 recordings. Pictures. Police records. Hospital records. These were all a result of OJ.

[The Comish]

No I didn't witness it, but everything he did after the fact convinced me. His behavior pretty much said it all. He knew he was done.

An innocent man does not normally run from the police and threaten to kill himself. I agree with Godin in that everything he did screamed that he was guilty of a double murder. Of course I have no proof other than what I've seen on TV and read in the news, but I would bet all the money I have in the world that he did it.

[Bomm Bastic]

It always baffles me how certain people seem to think they can be about these things. I guess you must have witnessed it firsthand...

LMAO...people like you crack me up. Hmmmmmmm....

My Bronco. My blood/dna at the scene. My glove. My knife. My house. My extensive recorded history of domestic violence. My bloody shoe prints all over the scene. Me fleeing on the freeway via police chase.

But, yeah,no I didn't kill anyone.

Ohhhh, that is some funny shizzo. Cracks me up every time someone says that. If an innocent man is capable of being sent to prison for a crime he did not commit, then a guilty man is capable of being set free for one he did. Can't have one without the other.