Comments on: O.J. Simpson’s Baggage

By: Pariuri

Pariuri — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:54:59 +0000

OJ finally got what he deserved. First he has his ex-wife and friend killed and everyone knows that he did it but got away with it except in civil court but now he is going to prison for the robbery. He should have got life instead of 6 to 13 years. But lets see how long he stays in prison….

By: jeff liddell

jeff liddell — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 01:17:41 +0000

carlos, you are entitled to your opinion, but if you think simpson did not commit those murders you are among a select minority of the public who remain with their heads hidden under mushrooms and cow patties.

By: carlos

carlos — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:46:41 +0000

i strongly belive that everybody is so unfair to oj always assuming that he was guily of what happend to nicole and her friend. he was found not guilty because he is not guilty. and nobody has ever tried to find the real killer. the goldmans have been at it all there lives instead of letting go and leaving it to god. what happend to oj in this trail was a miscarriage of justice in my opinion this was a community service type of punishment but god will take care of all those people who did this to him and for the record I dont even like the guy but this was about fair honest the judge was also so unfair to her and the jurors it was never about stolen memorablia and with respect to the goldman even if they were to a video of another man committing the murders they will still belive oj did it so god bless them thank you

By: jeff liddell

jeff liddell — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 15:27:08 +0000

As expected, Simpson is found guilty. In my heart, I am thrilled that he is going to spend some time in jail, which he should have beginning 13 years earlier. Just not for this. Our legal system was devised so that guilt, not innocence, has to be proved and those found guilty would have justice administered in a fair and accepted manner. Simpson’s murder trial was the perfect example of how justice can be served on anything from paper plates to silver trays according to the legal counsel one can afford. This trial, in my opinion, is the perfect example of the fallacy of plea bargains. Multiple defendants involved
in the same crime and yet receiving different outcomes, and in Riccio’s
case, immunity. Fromong and Beardsley were the only victims here and the rest of the players should all be receiving the same punishment
for the same crimes. I guess plea bargains are a necessary part of the system, but they never fail to astonish my sense of integrity and fair play.

By: ADRIAN MCMANUS

ADRIAN MCMANUS — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:28:32 +0000

THE SPILLED JUICE AKA OJ, OMG HE FINALLY GOT HIS PLACE IN PRISON, I WAS RIGHT AFTER ALL!!!!!!!! FINALLY SOME INTELLIGENT JURORS REALIZE THAT A CELEBRITY IS NOT OFF LIMITS!!!!!!!!! JUSTICE FOR THE FAMILIES WHO SUFFERED CAUSE OF HIM. !!!! AS THE BIBLE SAYS , AN EYE FOR AN EYE, A TOOTH FOR A TOOTH.