OJ - If I did it: confessions of the killer?

Question

Why on earth would he write this, let alone send it to a publisher?
Why would he write about how he would kill someone instead of updating us about his pursuit for the "real killers"?
In your opinion, is he innocent ot guilty?

He doesn't get any money for this though - the Goldmans get all profits.

Answer 1

OJ wrote this book because he could and because he craves being in control. The same reasons he killed two people.

I'm white, but had I been on that jury I would have had to vote the same way the jurors did because the LAPD and DA did not do thier jobs and OJ hired the best lawyers that showed there was a breakdown in the chain of evidence that led to reasonable doubt that he committed the crime.

The worst fate that can befall OJ is if people simply ignored him.

Answer 2

Apparently his 8 million dollar pension wasn't enough for him.
I believe OJ had received around $650,000 to write the book. He will get nothing from the publishing end because the Goldman family took him to court and won the rights to this book . OJ titled it: "If I Did It". The Goldman's changed it to: I Did It--Confessions of a killer.
They will receive 17 cents for each copy sold.
In my opinion, OJ is guilty. He should be hiding under a rock, never to be seen nor heard from again. I believe the Goldman Family is wrong in publishing this book, thrusting OJ back into the *celebrity spotlite*. I definitely will not be buying this book and I urge others to show a sense of morality and not buy it either.

Answer 3

It's obvious he was aquitted of murder and the civil case has been finished up with so under the law of double jeopardy he can flat out say what he did in a round about way and no one can do anything. Yeah he got away with it, but the people who buy this book do one thing-they enrich the Goldman family and then show their true side; greed in knowing OJ's side. If anything though it is to show that the U.S. constitution works when it shouldn't. Blood on the gloves, hmm they shrunk.

Answer 4

As sure as there is a war in Iraq, OJ did the killing, and had there been some whites on the jury, he would have been convicted. He was found guility by the civil case and he can thank God he got a slap on the wrist from the court system. Should have been convicted and got prison rest fo life, as death is quick and easy for him, just ask he can tell you in matter of seconds he killed 2 good people.

Answer 5

He is guilty of Murdering Nichole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

He thinks he is still the big football player, his ego is way-out there. He thinks he can get away with what ever he pleases.

He wrote the book because he knows he did it. No one else has ever been charged with this horrible crime. He was trying to relieve his conscience, that's why he wrote the book, its like rubbing our nose in the fact that he got away with murder.

When he was on the freeway and running from the Police, my sister and I thought the world of him. It sure was a big disappointment.

Nicole blood was found in his Bronco and on the gate. The gloves did not fit because when leather get real wet for a period of time they shrink.

Answer 6

Career Stats:
Rushing Yards 11,236
Average 4.7
Touchdowns 61

Career Highlights and Awards
Heisman Trophy (x1)
Maxwell Award (x1)
Walter Camp Award (x1)
Pro Bowl (x6)
Pro Bowl MVP (x1)
UPI AFL-AFC POY (x2)

Don't the stats add up? Wait...what are we talking about again.....? :D

Answer 7

well he's definitely guilty - i've read every book there is on the subject - Psychopaths think they can fool the world - that's why he wrote it - mainly for $$$$ though. But he IS obnoxious enough to think that people wouldn't think he did it. I heard on Oprah that he trashes Nichole in the book - how in the HELL could he do that to his children? Their mother is dead for Heaven's sakes - He's a sick b@stard

Answer 8

Guilty. Oh yeah, guilty. By the way guilty.

Answer 9

I think he is rubbing everyone's nose in the fact that he got away with it.

Guilty!!

Answer 10

guilty