OJ Simpson, the former football star and hall of famer, has been found guilty of armed robbery and kidnapping. It took them 13 years, but a jury finally got one right. Simpson said prior to the verdict, "I'm afraid that I won't get to go to my kids' college graduations after I managed to get them through college." Well Mr. Simpson, you probably should have taken that into thought before you go around killing people and robbing people with guns. I suggest you find someone to go to their graduation and have them tape it, and then they can send it to you in jail.
Said attorney Gloria Allred, who has represented the family of his slain ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. "Justice was delayed, but in this case it was not denied. Now that he may spend the rest of his life in prison, the law, and not O.J. Simpson, will have the last word." Hmm, I would have to say that delayed in a complete understatement. 13 years is a little longer than just delayed. I mean, should it really take this long to convict someone years after they wrote a book that mysteriously goes into detail about how he would have killed Nicole and Ronald? Seriously, normal people do not do that.
Too bad OJ, for all of that money you made during your years of playing football it is not really going to help you buy comfort in jail. I hear you get to live in some stylish white concrete walls, a nice little toliet in the corner, a hard bed, and who knows, maybe if you are lucky you can get a window you will hardly be able to see out of. All I really have to say is, later is better than never.
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I couldn't agree more. I mean your right better late then never. O.J. in my opinion should have gone to jail 13 years ago, but for some reason he got off. And what does he do a couple years after he gets away with it, he writes a book on how he would have killed his wife if he really were to do it. Really? can some really be that stupid? But at least he is behind bars now which is what is really important. Maybe while he is sitting in jail he can at least be grateful that he wasn't there three years earlier.
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