I know he did it but he had help...OJ couldn't stand for Nicole to have any friends especially male friends....Even though Ron was just a friend he paid the ultimate price...his life...there is so much evidence against OJ to be convicted the jury was taken in by his fame....it is so hard to get a celebrity convicted of a crime no matter how much evidence Law Enforcement has on them...and now even if OJ confessed there is nothing the law can do to him...because of Double Jeopardy....
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This book is a slow hard to stay focused read. The person that is telling the story just continually talks about all of the good he did, and how he tried to be the best husband possible for a woman that was just frequently guilty of abusing him, and not understanding how a really good woman and wife should be. The chapter that contains this made up story about him and another man that goes to scare his ex wife, and then she and her friend just wind up dead, is fake and just not what he really did. It's the worst made up version of fiction he could say. I had to read it because I wanted to know how he felt. It left me wondering at some points weather he may have not been the killer, but then I had to realize it was written by a sociopath, and a domestic violator who are known for their lies, and cowardly half truths to protect themselves. I recommend it if you can stay focused on the truth and not get sucked in to the lies.Read full review
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I like that it was not confusing to read. I was fas cinated with the story of oj and nicole. When the trial started, I was 15 years old. I never got a chance to read all the books that came out until now. Oj talks about how Nicole wanted to find herself and she decided to divorce him. He claimed that she did not want to see him with anyone else but was also playing games with him. She was psychotic, controlling and manipulative. Her life without him seemed a mess. She also seemed to be a very immoral person. It seemed like after she left oj, the men she dated just wanted her for personal gain. She was not considered to be someone to have a long term relationship with.
Well written and just reinforces how badly the justice system is broken. The victim's families should never have been put through all the legal hoops they had to jump through to get what they were awarded. Lived there at the time of the murders and through the highway chase. The sideshow atmosphere of the entire thing was in O.J.'s own words as well as what most of America knew at the time. There was never another killer out there, just him. His ego maniacal personality allowed him to tell the truth. He was the worst kind of spoiled celebrity with a bad temper and a huge ego. Two people shouldn't have lost their lives that day. As the readers will see it's because he got angry about a rumor and purposely took two lives. Such a tragedy.
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I guess I purchased the book out of curiosity. I was trying to get a sense of why the Goldman's would want any part of something so hideous. After reading the book I came to understand there reasons for why they decided to go ahead and publish the book. This was a very sad book obviously because we all know how it ended. I also got a sense that this book was written by some one who had to have been at the scene because of the detail that was given. I guess what I liked about the book is that so much has been said about Nicole Brown and we tend to forget that there was also a young man who unfortunantlly was at the wrong place at the wrong time. It was nice to get a sense of what kind of person Ron was.
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