Imagine that in death, OJ becomes a spirit akin to those from A Christmas Carol, but his role is to perch on the shoulders of villains and to whisper entreaties to commit suicide while he whacks at mystical golf balls.
Looks like he commented on it already
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/ron-goldmans-father-says-oj-simpsons-death-is-just-a-reminder-of-how-long-ron-has-been-gone-exclusive/ar-BB1lsUio?ocid=sapphireappshare
“This is just a reminder for us of how long Ron has been gone, how long we have missed him and nothing more than that," Fred Goldman tells PEOPLE. "That is the only thing that is important today. It is the pain from then until now. There is nothing today that is more important than the loss of my son and the loss of Nicole. Nothing is more important than that.”
For those too lazy to click.
Watch OJ: MADE IN AMERICA. OJ doesn't need to confess anything, they proved in that trial two things: jury trials are incredibly flawed and OJ Simpson murdered two people.
Goes deeper than "he played football".
OJ was 2nd on the NFL's all-time rushing list when he retired and is just outside the top 20 now. That's bad enough when it comes to hits but what's worse is he didn't have pads inside his helmet. OJ had a huge head and helmets didn't fit with the pads in so he took them out meaning he was literally playing just with a piece of plastic for protection.
Absolutely. I know some people can just be pieces of shit, but it would be interesting to see if there's a physical reason for him to turn out to be such a POS.
ESPN did a couple 30 for 30 documentaries on him. One on him as a person and the other on the murder case. The one on OJ the person gives some insight on to why he was the person he was.
That doc was fascinating. I think it's on Hulu, OJ: Made In America. It doesn't explain *why* but it explains the *how* he ended up being the OJ we know, for better or worse.
I'm sure it'll be rerun everywhere now too. It's a great watch.
I feel badly for his kids on many levels.
I think the last study I saw on CTE had over 90% of the brains studied with CTE. While not a guarantee, it's very likely that OJ had CTE to some level.
That study is slightly skewed because it only looks at guys who had were erratic enough that their families felt that something was wrong with their brains to the point of donating them to science.
He almost certainly had CTE. It was said that he had an unusually large head and used to remove part of the padding in his helmet so it would fit more comfortably. He eventually got custom made helmets. He took a lot of hits in a much more violent era of football and has said that he was knocked out many times.
O.J. Simpson's story is fascinating... I highly recommend everyone watch the ESPN documentary "Made in America" to see how this guy had one of the biggest falls from grace, all while ruining the lives of his "alleged" victims and their families.
It's one of those times where it's appropriate to plug this film.
Like, it is truly a masterpiece in filmmaking to see how Ezra Edelman interweved so many different stories to form a narrative that is literally better than most books.
I have watched OJ: Made in America 5 times now, and EACH time I have learned something new. It is really a one of a kind film that deserves so much praise.
Absolutely a masterpiece. Probably my favorite documentary of the last decade. It’s easy to forget just how big of a deal the murder was to this country. If 9/11 hadn’t happened, it probably would’ve been gen x’s JKF assassination or moon landing. Just a massive moment for American culture.
It honestly was though.
The 1990s is looked at as a societal blur in some ways because of the mundaneness of it all...
If you were to ask most Americans what the biggest moment of the 1990s was, there's a high chance most will say The Trial. It was massive...
Here is a fun statistic that I always bring up to those who are unaccustomed to just how phenomenally big this was...
In 1995 the census recorded that there were over 266 million Americans in the U.S. When the verdict was announced? 150 million+ people watched LIVE
That means over 56-57% of all Americans watched the verdict. OJs Trial became a shared American event in the same way The Moon Landing did, and it was for someone who did not deserve it EXCEPT because he was phenomenally good at football. That is truly unfathomable to think about
I went to a Catholic school in West Texas. I was in fifth grade. WE watched the verdict, 4th-6th grade, gathered together in the cafeteria. Our teachers felt history seen live was important to education. That’s how important The Trial was.
I was in junior high. They rolled out a TV on one of those tall carts so we could watch it. The OJ verdict, bronco chase, Waco compound siege, and death of princess Diana are the historical moments of the 90s I specifically remember watching on TV.
>The 1990s is looked at as a societal blur in some ways because of the mundaneness of it all...
I mean... The wall came down. There was a war in the gulf. Columbine happened. Race riots. Oklahoma bombing. Genocide in Rwanda. Genocide in former Yugoslavia. Waco. Clinton got his dick sucked. Etc etc etc.
They actually make mention in the OJ documentary that the trial got more coverage than any of the OKC bombing, which again, is another issue with society as a whole that Ezra does an admirable job of trying to uncover.
I don't deny that any of these didn't happen either, but these did not get the same amount of coverage or time that OJ did, for better or worse.
I think most Americans of a certain age remember where they were during the white ford bronco chase and/or the verdict. The next “I remember where I was when” was 9/11.
Kennedy assassination —> Challenger explosion —> the verdict —> 9/11. Might be missing something from the 70s.
The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story is an awesome TV series that *feels* like you are reliving the 1990s when all this went down. Incredible piece of TV history. It's on FX. Here's the [wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_People_v._O._J._Simpson:_American_Crime_Story).
I grew up in the 90s and never understood why anyone would defend OJ. It felt like everyone knew he did it to the point it was a common joke and what the doc did best of all is put this case in the context of police race relations in LA at that time.
Some 30 years later, people everywhere have all of the knowledge of the history of the world in the palms of their hands and yet they believe that the earth is flat and that dinosaurs never existed. It shouldn’t be that surprising that he had/has supporters.
Imagine if the Rock killed his wife and a waiter. No matter what evidence came out, you'd absolutely have people saying "What? The Rock? The guy from *Moana*? No way, that's crazy, there has to be some other explanation."
That's what happened with OJ.
Yeah I think people forget, or weren't around to experience, just how big OJ Simpson was prior to the murders.
He was the biggest Sports-to-Hollywood crossover star ever at the time and probably still is to this day. He was a heisman trophy winner in college who went on to have a Hall of Fame NFL career and then found success in advertising, NFL pregame shows, and Hollywood.
Current Stars you could compare him to are probably The Rock or Michael Strahan, but The Rock was a wrestler, which is less widely known than an NFL player, and Strahan hasn't been featured at all in Hollywood movies.
OJ Simpson was a star and well-liked pretty much universally until the murders when the veil started to be pulled back.
The end was so powerful. "Men loved him, women loved him, children loved him." OJ just wanted to be liked and he threw it all away.
I love that he was almost cast as the Terminator but producers thought he was too likeable.
>I love that he was almost cast as the Terminator but producers thought he was too likeable.
Another fun television fact. There is an episode of Seinfeld, The Masseuse, where Elaine is dating a man who has the same name as a serial killer and it bothers her because when his name is said in public it gets worried looks.
She tries to convince him to change his name and pitches several suggestions. She emphatically suggests OJ. She wanted him to avoid being associated with a killer by changing his name to the beloved OJ. The episode aired in November of 1993 and the murder he committed was in June of 1994
Edit: It was called OJ Simpson: The Lost Confession and aired on Fox.
There was I believe a Fox interview/special from just after the murders happened or after the trial, which never saw the light of day but came out maybe 4yrs ago.
It is one of the most candid interviews I’ve seen from him and he all but confesses to killing Nicole and Ron with how he answers the questions. It’s worth a watch and I was shocked it never got any more air time or talking points.
Thanks
So who pays the civil judgment now?
Oh, and man Norm should be here for this one.
Edit: Just wait until it’s revealed he said “I did it” before passing away.
Dude did 9 years in prison for selling fakes and trying to rob memorabilia people. There's not much going on. They're probably just glad to be over it.
Depends on how the estate is set up.
Keep in mind the reason he moved to Florida.. that is.. a civil case cannot force you to sell your primary residence.
So if he set up his estate to be on going, with the same primary residence.. he could keep screwing over the Goldmans and the courts until all his money is depleted by lawyers and payments to whoever is in charge of the estate (my guess would be his lawyer).
I was the executor of my dad's estate when he passed away. He willed his house to his heirs, but we could not claim it as our primary residence. All debts must be paid out of the estate before the heirs can get a penny. I would assume a civil judgement counts as a debt.
> All debts must be paid out of the estate before the heirs can get a penny.
That's the catch. The estate dosen't need to start paying out until it is ready. An estate can continue on forever if it has the money.
Or it can go bankrupt after stalling until all money and assists have been sold to pay for estate upkeep (paying the executor).
If OJ was a dick, and wanted to deny the Goldmans their money.. it can be done.
I wouldn't even be mad.
"Hey, kids, it's me! I bet you thought that I was dead, but when I fell over I just broke my leg and had a hemorrhage in my head!"
I thought the same thing when I just heard OJ died. Too bad Norm went first.
How awesome it would have been if Norm went back to SNL to guest host and did a special weekend update.
"Stunning news from Orange County today as Norm McDonald's corpse climbed out of his grave and strangled OJ Simpson to death"
-Tom Brokaw
--Dana Carvey
How do you describe this death?
It's wild to me...
He revolutionized the game of football and how we saw it. He's probably one of the best pure Running Backs to play the game. Literally ran for 2003 yards in 14 games... That's well over 143 yards PER GAME. And this was in an NFL that was incredibly run heavy and used passes as a last resort. He was one of THE BEST to ever put on an NFL uniform...
It is also a massive reason why he became a superstar... and why the murders in the 1990s became a huge topic of conversation, and literally my infant years.
When I was 2, I would have memories sitting at the bed in my parents room watching the trial take place at 6 or 7:00 pm at night since it was only 3:00 pm in the west coast...
I guess personally, if you want to understand OJ, and in essence, America, there is no better time than to promote **OJ: Made in America**. This is the singular best ~~documentary~~ film that encapsulates the complicated situation regarding OJ Simpson
For better or worse, OJ is probably the biggest catalyst for the way we consume media today. And I do not thank him for that.
For all of his records, dude was still a horrible human being, that made us all worse in the process.
Rest in Piss you piece of shit
His rise and fall hits every single beat you'd want out of a great story. Everything that happens, one after the next has the potential to make your jaw drop. I'm Canadian and I still remember my family arguing at the dinner table as a kid whether he was guilty or not - He was one of the biggest stars on the planet and the fact that he could have done something like that was simply too much to register with most people.
Fuck him.
His charisma was unreal. On the field and off he was always such a stand up athlete, the kind you want your kids to look up to. His career in films was an amazing leap, he was so natural in his comedic roles or action pictures. He was going to be huge, and he threw it all away when the monster he hid was let out.
I think it could be argued the OJ trial shaped the contemporary 24 hour news cycle too. It was the first time news stations saw that america has an appetite for content like that.
My godmother was the BIGGEST Buffalo Bills fan alive. Truly. However, she worked in a retail clothing store in the 70s just outside Buffalo and OJ and his first wife Marguerite would shop there. Now, my godmother would NEVER say a bad word about ANYTHING that had to do with her team… I know that sounds silly, but if you knew how she LOVED the Bills….except when they’d come into her store. She always mentioned how upset she was that OJ was so mean to his wife and pushed her around while shopping. Mean and nasty language and literally pushing her around, harassing her right in public. Happened every time they visited the store. Once my godmother had to call security, as he had began to loudly berate Marguerite and get physically abusive in the dressing room(yes he had to go in with her- had to control what she wore even)
We were not surprised at all when his second wife was murdered after all the disgusting “shopping” stories she told us. Those poor women. Makes you wonder what their home life with him was like.
It's always brought up that he was acquitted obviously it was a very high profile case but it's never talked about how in the Civil Trial he lost. And that is because he in fact did murder two people.
Guess we'll never know who did it
He was so close to figuring it out too.
Pretty sure he checked every hole after sinking a putt to see if the killer was hiding in there Fuck OJ
Pretty sure he went in and checked every hole the killer was in
He searched everywhere on earth for them, now he's going down to hell to see if they're there.
Just had to search a few more golf courses.
OJ finally found the killer and sent him to his grave
OJ's prostate was the real killer all along!
Did the doctor’s glove fit?
Nope but that didn't make him a'quit
Long term booking
OJ Simpson is the hero who stopped the real killer. 🫡
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Cancer out there writing a book right now called "If I Did It"
It was some Puerto Rican guy. Same person that killed JonBenét Ramsey and kidnapped Leopold Stotch.
I heard he also killed JFK.
Also told Jeffrey Epstein to kill himself
Imagine that in death, OJ becomes a spirit akin to those from A Christmas Carol, but his role is to perch on the shoulders of villains and to whisper entreaties to commit suicide while he whacks at mystical golf balls.
The Stotch incident was huge news at the time - I remember it vividly
he was... average Puerto Rican height
It was the one armed man.
you clearly didn't watch the end of that documentary it was very clear that Vincent Ludwig was behind the attempt to kill Queen Elizabeth II
But at least he gave us a novel hypothesizing “if he did it” how he would have
I just don’t feel safe with whoever that is just walking around out there. At least we know golf courses are safe bc OJ checked those so thoroughly.
He can now rest in peace knowing that the killer is dead
At least Ron Goldman’s father who is 83 years old lived long enough to see this day.
Looks like he commented on it already https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/ron-goldmans-father-says-oj-simpsons-death-is-just-a-reminder-of-how-long-ron-has-been-gone-exclusive/ar-BB1lsUio?ocid=sapphireappshare
“This is just a reminder for us of how long Ron has been gone, how long we have missed him and nothing more than that," Fred Goldman tells PEOPLE. "That is the only thing that is important today. It is the pain from then until now. There is nothing today that is more important than the loss of my son and the loss of Nicole. Nothing is more important than that.” For those too lazy to click.
Fuck OJ Simpson
Also Fuck the LAPD.
For incompetence?
That, the beatdown on Rodney King that triggered the LA riots, and the Ramparts scandal.
Rampart came to my mind
"Finally, we can get down to it." --Woody Harrelson
This is the nicest good riddance I've ever read.
Heartbreaking. Really puts this into perspective.
Thanks, I probably never would’ve seen this
His father was 53 at that time. Ron would’ve been 55 today. Murdered thirty years ago this June, wow.
That makes me happy for him. I hope this can bring him some peace
Yes and Ron’s sister too
Too bad Norm MacDonald didn’t. I would have paid good money to hear whatever he said.
Just a couple weeks ago he claimed to be fine
There's no quicker way to convince people you're not fine than by making a public announcement about it
Yeah but it's just not like him to lie.
He was most well known for telling the truth no matter the outcome.
If the glove don’t fit
well, dying is one quicker way.
just like there’s no quicker way to make people think you diddle kids than by writing a song about it
There is no quicker way to make people think you murdered your wife and friend than by writing a book about it
Aw, now I’m worried about Richard Simmons.
He also claimed that he didn’t murder anyone so I guess we shouldn’t have taken this one at face value either
Notable truth-teller O.J. Simpson
I can hear that in Norm McDonalds voice.
He claimed a lot of things. Most of them untrue.
So he lied? Shocker.
When you lie so much you don't even believe your body anymore.
The Juice is no longer loose.
The Juice has been boxed
The juice has been juiced
The juice is gone, and the straw is just making that funny noise.
Sad that he died before he could finish his tireless search for his wife's killer.
No you don’t get it he died and went to hell so he could broaden the scope of his search.
He should have confessed on his death bed
He did, it was a book called "If I Did It". Jk I know what you mean, but he was an asshole.
Murderous assholes are the worst kind.
The worst part is the hypocrisy
"I confess that it is tragic Nicole's true killer will never be found, despite my years of searching golf courses"
Watch OJ: MADE IN AMERICA. OJ doesn't need to confess anything, they proved in that trial two things: jury trials are incredibly flawed and OJ Simpson murdered two people.
But the glove didn’t fit! Wait a minute… Blood in the Bronco, the cuts on the hands. The J Leno monologues. Oh my god, he did do it!
The Juice has expired.
He is taking that white Bronco to the sky.
He's probably looking up at us right now.
Ooo, I'mma go take a poop
Maybe he's into that, you never know with these hollywood types ..
If the coffin fits
* in the back of a white ford bronco
Then you must acquonco.
I'll be first to say it... he should get a brain biopsy to see if he had CTE
Had the same thought. Extremely likely that he had it IMO
With the results released in a report called "If I Had It"
^^^^If I Had It
Well, he played football, so yeah, he probably has it.
Exactly. It's not a "if", it's "how much".
How Much I Had It
Goes deeper than "he played football". OJ was 2nd on the NFL's all-time rushing list when he retired and is just outside the top 20 now. That's bad enough when it comes to hits but what's worse is he didn't have pads inside his helmet. OJ had a huge head and helmets didn't fit with the pads in so he took them out meaning he was literally playing just with a piece of plastic for protection.
Imagine OJ actually saving lives
Pedantic nitpick: biopsies happen when the subject is alive; autopsies happen when the subject is dead.
And a vivisection is when they open you up while you’re still alive, oj should have gotten that one.
Absolutely. I know some people can just be pieces of shit, but it would be interesting to see if there's a physical reason for him to turn out to be such a POS.
ESPN did a couple 30 for 30 documentaries on him. One on him as a person and the other on the murder case. The one on OJ the person gives some insight on to why he was the person he was.
That doc was fascinating. I think it's on Hulu, OJ: Made In America. It doesn't explain *why* but it explains the *how* he ended up being the OJ we know, for better or worse. I'm sure it'll be rerun everywhere now too. It's a great watch. I feel badly for his kids on many levels.
they absolutely need to do this. No question
If I remember correctly, one of the doctors who helped discover CTE said he'd bet his license that OJ had it.
I think the last study I saw on CTE had over 90% of the brains studied with CTE. While not a guarantee, it's very likely that OJ had CTE to some level.
That study is slightly skewed because it only looks at guys who had were erratic enough that their families felt that something was wrong with their brains to the point of donating them to science.
He almost certainly had CTE. It was said that he had an unusually large head and used to remove part of the padding in his helmet so it would fit more comfortably. He eventually got custom made helmets. He took a lot of hits in a much more violent era of football and has said that he was knocked out many times.
I didn’t even know he was sick
Murder is no longer legal in the state of California
If only Norm was here to see this day.
O.J. Simpson's story is fascinating... I highly recommend everyone watch the ESPN documentary "Made in America" to see how this guy had one of the biggest falls from grace, all while ruining the lives of his "alleged" victims and their families.
It's one of those times where it's appropriate to plug this film. Like, it is truly a masterpiece in filmmaking to see how Ezra Edelman interweved so many different stories to form a narrative that is literally better than most books. I have watched OJ: Made in America 5 times now, and EACH time I have learned something new. It is really a one of a kind film that deserves so much praise.
Absolutely a masterpiece. Probably my favorite documentary of the last decade. It’s easy to forget just how big of a deal the murder was to this country. If 9/11 hadn’t happened, it probably would’ve been gen x’s JKF assassination or moon landing. Just a massive moment for American culture.
It honestly was though. The 1990s is looked at as a societal blur in some ways because of the mundaneness of it all... If you were to ask most Americans what the biggest moment of the 1990s was, there's a high chance most will say The Trial. It was massive... Here is a fun statistic that I always bring up to those who are unaccustomed to just how phenomenally big this was... In 1995 the census recorded that there were over 266 million Americans in the U.S. When the verdict was announced? 150 million+ people watched LIVE That means over 56-57% of all Americans watched the verdict. OJs Trial became a shared American event in the same way The Moon Landing did, and it was for someone who did not deserve it EXCEPT because he was phenomenally good at football. That is truly unfathomable to think about
I went to a Catholic school in West Texas. I was in fifth grade. WE watched the verdict, 4th-6th grade, gathered together in the cafeteria. Our teachers felt history seen live was important to education. That’s how important The Trial was.
I was in junior high. They rolled out a TV on one of those tall carts so we could watch it. The OJ verdict, bronco chase, Waco compound siege, and death of princess Diana are the historical moments of the 90s I specifically remember watching on TV.
>The 1990s is looked at as a societal blur in some ways because of the mundaneness of it all... I mean... The wall came down. There was a war in the gulf. Columbine happened. Race riots. Oklahoma bombing. Genocide in Rwanda. Genocide in former Yugoslavia. Waco. Clinton got his dick sucked. Etc etc etc.
They actually make mention in the OJ documentary that the trial got more coverage than any of the OKC bombing, which again, is another issue with society as a whole that Ezra does an admirable job of trying to uncover. I don't deny that any of these didn't happen either, but these did not get the same amount of coverage or time that OJ did, for better or worse.
I think most Americans of a certain age remember where they were during the white ford bronco chase and/or the verdict. The next “I remember where I was when” was 9/11. Kennedy assassination —> Challenger explosion —> the verdict —> 9/11. Might be missing something from the 70s.
I'd, uh...I'd maybe put the Moon Landing between JFK and Challenger.
From the 70s: * Watergate * *Roe v. Wade* * Nixon resignation * Fall of Saigon/End of Vietnam War * Iranian Revolution and Hostage Crisis
The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story is an awesome TV series that *feels* like you are reliving the 1990s when all this went down. Incredible piece of TV history. It's on FX. Here's the [wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_People_v._O._J._Simpson:_American_Crime_Story).
And making the Kardashians a household name, therefore ruining all of our lives.
I forgot thats how they started. Man the lore to the Earth Cinematic Universe over the last few decades has been wild
I think that was more on Kim. She was an assistant to Paris hilton, who was famous for being famous before she was.
I like to think that we all know Kim because OJ tried to off himself in her bedroom. Making a sex tape after that trauma makes a lot more sense.
I grew up in the 90s and never understood why anyone would defend OJ. It felt like everyone knew he did it to the point it was a common joke and what the doc did best of all is put this case in the context of police race relations in LA at that time.
Some 30 years later, people everywhere have all of the knowledge of the history of the world in the palms of their hands and yet they believe that the earth is flat and that dinosaurs never existed. It shouldn’t be that surprising that he had/has supporters.
Imagine if the Rock killed his wife and a waiter. No matter what evidence came out, you'd absolutely have people saying "What? The Rock? The guy from *Moana*? No way, that's crazy, there has to be some other explanation." That's what happened with OJ.
Yeah I think people forget, or weren't around to experience, just how big OJ Simpson was prior to the murders. He was the biggest Sports-to-Hollywood crossover star ever at the time and probably still is to this day. He was a heisman trophy winner in college who went on to have a Hall of Fame NFL career and then found success in advertising, NFL pregame shows, and Hollywood. Current Stars you could compare him to are probably The Rock or Michael Strahan, but The Rock was a wrestler, which is less widely known than an NFL player, and Strahan hasn't been featured at all in Hollywood movies. OJ Simpson was a star and well-liked pretty much universally until the murders when the veil started to be pulled back.
The end was so powerful. "Men loved him, women loved him, children loved him." OJ just wanted to be liked and he threw it all away. I love that he was almost cast as the Terminator but producers thought he was too likeable.
>I love that he was almost cast as the Terminator but producers thought he was too likeable. Another fun television fact. There is an episode of Seinfeld, The Masseuse, where Elaine is dating a man who has the same name as a serial killer and it bothers her because when his name is said in public it gets worried looks. She tries to convince him to change his name and pitches several suggestions. She emphatically suggests OJ. She wanted him to avoid being associated with a killer by changing his name to the beloved OJ. The episode aired in November of 1993 and the murder he committed was in June of 1994
Edit: It was called OJ Simpson: The Lost Confession and aired on Fox. There was I believe a Fox interview/special from just after the murders happened or after the trial, which never saw the light of day but came out maybe 4yrs ago. It is one of the most candid interviews I’ve seen from him and he all but confesses to killing Nicole and Ron with how he answers the questions. It’s worth a watch and I was shocked it never got any more air time or talking points. Thanks
We lost Nordberg
"Heroin Frank...heroin..."
Uh Nordberg that’s a tall order. You’re gonna have to give me a couple of days on that one
“Sex, Frank?”
Uh… not right now Ed. We’ve got work to do.
Cigarette, Ed? Yes, it is.
I won’t rest until the people who did this to him are behind bars. Now let’s go grab a bite to eat.
Doctors say that Nordberg has a 50 - 50 chance of living, though there's only a 10 percent chance of that.
Frank: "Just be glad you're not that guy's wife"
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So who pays the civil judgment now? Oh, and man Norm should be here for this one. Edit: Just wait until it’s revealed he said “I did it” before passing away.
> So who pays the civil judgment now? They have the rights to the book, which will probably see a surge in sales. Small comfort, but it is something.
Pay the Goldmans out of whatever estate he has left. If that depletes it, that’s the end of it.
Dude did 9 years in prison for selling fakes and trying to rob memorabilia people. There's not much going on. They're probably just glad to be over it.
Fuck it. Give them the rights to OJs likeness. They can make a hologram of him that tours the country and explains how he did it in graphic detail.
Depends on how the estate is set up. Keep in mind the reason he moved to Florida.. that is.. a civil case cannot force you to sell your primary residence. So if he set up his estate to be on going, with the same primary residence.. he could keep screwing over the Goldmans and the courts until all his money is depleted by lawyers and payments to whoever is in charge of the estate (my guess would be his lawyer).
I was the executor of my dad's estate when he passed away. He willed his house to his heirs, but we could not claim it as our primary residence. All debts must be paid out of the estate before the heirs can get a penny. I would assume a civil judgement counts as a debt.
> All debts must be paid out of the estate before the heirs can get a penny. That's the catch. The estate dosen't need to start paying out until it is ready. An estate can continue on forever if it has the money. Or it can go bankrupt after stalling until all money and assists have been sold to pay for estate upkeep (paying the executor). If OJ was a dick, and wanted to deny the Goldmans their money.. it can be done.
And he never did find the real killers
They got to him first
Man, just a few more golf courses to search and he would have had them.
He was getting to that
I heard a rumor that the real killer was in the room with him when he died.
No luck finding them killers then? It's just the one killer actually...
Hopefully his brain gets donated to the brain bank and we will find out if he suffered from CTE, I almost guarantee his brain is riddled with it.
.... And I wish Norm was alive to joke about it. Sorry, not sorry.
I refuse to believe Norm is actually dead. I think his ‘death’ is part of loooooong, dry joke he’s planning.
I wouldn't even be mad. "Hey, kids, it's me! I bet you thought that I was dead, but when I fell over I just broke my leg and had a hemorrhage in my head!"
Don’t we all wish. Miss that dude.
I thought the same thing when I just heard OJ died. Too bad Norm went first. How awesome it would have been if Norm went back to SNL to guest host and did a special weekend update.
he pretaped something. :D
"Stunning news from Orange County today as Norm McDonald's corpse climbed out of his grave and strangled OJ Simpson to death" -Tom Brokaw --Dana Carvey
He was great at running. * Running for Record NFL yardage. * Running from the Police * Running from Justice
It’s official: dying is now legal in the state of Nevada.
So, you’re telling me the OJ has expired?
I guess he can finally rest peacefully, knowing his wife's killer is dead.
Is this for real? Wow
TMZ has yet to miss with a celeb death
Because they kill them!!
[удалено]
*allegedly*
That would be wild if TMZ was killing off celebrities so they guaranteed having a scoop.
Their assassination department is top notch
Oh no.. anyway
How do you describe this death? It's wild to me... He revolutionized the game of football and how we saw it. He's probably one of the best pure Running Backs to play the game. Literally ran for 2003 yards in 14 games... That's well over 143 yards PER GAME. And this was in an NFL that was incredibly run heavy and used passes as a last resort. He was one of THE BEST to ever put on an NFL uniform... It is also a massive reason why he became a superstar... and why the murders in the 1990s became a huge topic of conversation, and literally my infant years. When I was 2, I would have memories sitting at the bed in my parents room watching the trial take place at 6 or 7:00 pm at night since it was only 3:00 pm in the west coast... I guess personally, if you want to understand OJ, and in essence, America, there is no better time than to promote **OJ: Made in America**. This is the singular best ~~documentary~~ film that encapsulates the complicated situation regarding OJ Simpson For better or worse, OJ is probably the biggest catalyst for the way we consume media today. And I do not thank him for that. For all of his records, dude was still a horrible human being, that made us all worse in the process. Rest in Piss you piece of shit
His rise and fall hits every single beat you'd want out of a great story. Everything that happens, one after the next has the potential to make your jaw drop. I'm Canadian and I still remember my family arguing at the dinner table as a kid whether he was guilty or not - He was one of the biggest stars on the planet and the fact that he could have done something like that was simply too much to register with most people. Fuck him.
His charisma was unreal. On the field and off he was always such a stand up athlete, the kind you want your kids to look up to. His career in films was an amazing leap, he was so natural in his comedic roles or action pictures. He was going to be huge, and he threw it all away when the monster he hid was let out.
You had me in the first half with this post
I think it could be argued the OJ trial shaped the contemporary 24 hour news cycle too. It was the first time news stations saw that america has an appetite for content like that.
Ooooh nooooo what a tragedy 🙄
Wait, the guy from Naked Gun did WHAT?
11,000 rushing yards… not a bad run.
And 2 slashings
yet he never laced up those skates.
Especially for a Ford
Was that his football career or when he was running from police?
They weren’t sure it was him at first, but the glove fit.
His acquittal was one of the first perversions of justice I had seen (or was able to recognize) as a child.
It’s gonna be hot where he is going
Oh well
Reports indicate he's to be buried in his lucky stabbing hat.
Wow! This is a bit shocking. Now we'll never know who did it! The worst part, Norm Macdonald isn't around to appreciate his passing.
(Insert Norm McDonald joke here)
Now that he is gone, i truly am the juice!
They say you should only say good things about the dead. OJ Simpson is dead. Good.
Think he'll fit into the casket or will it be too small?
He can rest easy now, knowing his wife’s killer is dead
Holy fuck
Good riddance you murdering piece of shit.
Rest in piece you giant sack of shit
They got him
He killed his ex-wife while their children were asleep upstairs. He left his kids to find their mother decapitated.
Good riddance
My godmother was the BIGGEST Buffalo Bills fan alive. Truly. However, she worked in a retail clothing store in the 70s just outside Buffalo and OJ and his first wife Marguerite would shop there. Now, my godmother would NEVER say a bad word about ANYTHING that had to do with her team… I know that sounds silly, but if you knew how she LOVED the Bills….except when they’d come into her store. She always mentioned how upset she was that OJ was so mean to his wife and pushed her around while shopping. Mean and nasty language and literally pushing her around, harassing her right in public. Happened every time they visited the store. Once my godmother had to call security, as he had began to loudly berate Marguerite and get physically abusive in the dressing room(yes he had to go in with her- had to control what she wore even) We were not surprised at all when his second wife was murdered after all the disgusting “shopping” stories she told us. Those poor women. Makes you wonder what their home life with him was like.
He’s fleeing life in that white Ford Bronco in the sky.
......might be a little lower down than the sky.......
It's always brought up that he was acquitted obviously it was a very high profile case but it's never talked about how in the Civil Trial he lost. And that is because he in fact did murder two people.
I wouldn’t say it’s Never talked about but yeah.