OJ In hot water again

iverbure · 09-17-2007, 10:53 PM

http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news;_yl...v=ap&type=lgns

I didn't read the article, but when i was listening to the radio it said he could face 35 years in prison. Now hopefully he gets what he should have had coming to him a long time ago. I can respect what men do on the field and in their professions however when you do something like that, than i lose all respect for what you've done in the past and i hope he goes away for a long long time.

Storm442 · 09-17-2007, 10:58 PM

He's got to know he's being watched EVERY moment that he's in public.
I don't know why he would do something as outrageous as that (armed robbery)

He claims that the police won't help him anymore since the death of Nicole, so he has to take the law into his own hands.

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iverbure · 09-17-2007, 11:19 PM

one has to wonder ... what goes thru a guys head who is still weathly. Granted not as weathly after the trail. But man, if you knew some guy had your shit why would you go over there with a gun when you are him??? The man could easily be one of the most hated persons in the states. Everyone knows him. I think the guy has just lost his mind. He must have recieved to many blows to the head playing football.

kickass32 · 09-18-2007, 08:49 AM

I hope the fucking scumbag goes to prison and dies a horrible death there!!!!!!

Afro · 09-18-2007, 08:56 AM

Retrieving stolen property is actually not against the law, but the fool should no better then to not bring a gun

Metalhead · 09-18-2007, 09:04 AM

Personally, I dont' give two shits about OJ. The only reason it's all over the news is because it's OJ.

Ubermensch · 09-18-2007, 09:05 AM

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Simpson Friend: It Seemed Like a Setup
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Sep 18, 8:11 AM (ET)

By JEREMIAH MARQUEZ

(AP) Former NFL player O.J. Simpson is transferred to the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas,...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - If the Goldman family has its way, it may soon own the sports memorabilia O.J. Simpson is accused of committing armed robbery to recover for himself. Meanwhile, one man charged with the former football star said Tuesday that the Las Vegas hotel room dispute seemed like a setup.

Walter Alexander, 46, said Simpson may have been tricked because the memorabilia dealer who tipped him off also recorded everything on tape.

"It sounds like a setup to me," Alexander told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. He said Simpson had thought the memorabilia belonged to him after getting a call from the dealer.

"He did believe that he was going to retrieve his own property," Alexander said.

(AP) Las Vegas court information officer Michael Sommermeyer, center, speaks during a news conference...
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Simpson was being held without bail Tuesday in Clark County Detention Center on six felonies, including two counts of robbery with use of a deadly weapon. Witnesses and authorities have said that they don't believe Simpson had a gun but that some of the men with him did. If convicted, Simpson could receive up to 30 years in state prison on each robbery count.

Simpson has been in and out of the spotlight since he was acquitted of murder in the deaths of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman.

The Goldman family, which won a civil verdict against Simpson, has waged a decade-long campaign to track down and claim his assets to fulfill the civil verdict. It planned to file a request in Superior Court on Tuesday to obtain ownership of the sports memorabilia seized.

David Cook, an attorney for Goldman's father, Fred Goldman, said he believed Nevada authorities would turn over the items with a court order after Simpson's criminal case finishes. The items include Simpson's Hall of Fame certificate, a gold Rolex watch and the suit Simpson wore on the day he was acquitted, Cook said.

"Assuming that this case is resolved one way or another, at the end of the case, the stuff will never go back to Mr. Simpson," Cook vowed. "He's going to walk out of Clark County empty-handed."

Another man suspected in the alleged heist surrendered Monday. Clarence Stewart, 53, of Las Vegas, lived at one of the residences that police searched early Sunday to recover some of the memorabilia.

Stewart turned over some of the missing goods, including footballs bearing autographs, police said. He was being held on six felony charges, including robbery with a deadly weapon and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon.

A fourth man, Tom Scotto, was questioned and cleared of suspicion after police concluded he was not in the room, reducing the number of outstanding suspects to two, police said. Both were apparently seeking attorneys and preparing to surrender, police said.

Alexander, who faces charges almost identical to Simpson's, said he went to Las Vegas for a wedding and not to see Simpson. "I just happened to get caught up in a bad situation," he told ABC's "Good Morning America."

Simpson's arraignment was set for Wednesday. Yale Galanter, Simpson's lawyer, said he was preparing a bond motion and will ask for Simpson's release on his own recognizance.

"If it was anyone other than O.J. Simpson, he would have been released by now," he said.

"You can't rob something that is yours," Galanter said. "O.J. said, 'You've got stolen property. Either you return it or I call the police.'"

The Goldmans hope the property never finds its way back to Simpson.

In 1997, a civil jury in Santa Monica returned $33.5 million in judgments against Simpson in a wrongful-death lawsuit by the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.

The jury awarded $8.5 million in compensatory damages to Ron Goldman's estate and a total of $25 million in punitive damages, divided equally between both estates. Despite extensive court hearings, however, most of the judgment has remained unpaid.

In 1999, seized personal property was auctioned off, raising only $430,000, more than half of it from the sale of his Heisman Trophy. The house itself did not generate anything toward paying the judgment. A bank foreclosed on the home, put it up for auction and bought it back.

Tuesday's hearing was originally scheduled in connection with any money the Goldmans say Simpson earned from a video game featuring his likeness.

Thats Funny This time he actually looks likke he might be innocent!?!

eazye76 · 09-18-2007, 02:01 PM

OJ should be deported. I say give him his stuff back, drop the robbery charges and let him go to wherever the hell he wants go, and just forget about it!