OJ Freed!

Insidious Von

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OJ Simpson was perhaps the best running back to ever play football. He suddenly lost his explosive first step, for the last two years of his NFL career he took some brutal hits.

I sort of feel sorry for him.
 
OJ Simpson was released with prison earlier this morning.

From watching his parole hearing it was clear that he is suffering from a very bad case of CTE. His eyes had that intense look of paranoia even though he's still lucid enough to tap into his trademark charm. His medical ordeal will only get worse, how long before he re-offends?

http://abcnews.go.com/US/concussion-doctor-bet-medical-license-oj-simpson-degenerative/story?id=36587331

Paranoia IV?
I know you are on a crusade here but at least try to get the symptomolgy correct ok.
 
OJ was a great on the gridiron and did reasonably well in his campy appearances in movies. Whether or not he or somebody he hired murdered his wife and her lover is still a mystery. I won't jump to conclusions here because it doesn't matter.

One thing I am sick of hearing from former athletes and others is everything to do with CTE. They got paid quite well and took advantage of their celebrity status in life. Suck it up. There are people making a living, not getting rich, just plain old middle class folks who suffer greater ordeals than these rich whinny bitches who miss their money after they spend it recklessly and no longer have their celebrity status.
 
Would not be at all surprised if he has severe CTE.

Whether at this point he is capable of saying to himself wow am I the luckiest man in the world, I truly need to work to keep my nose clean and avoid being sent back to prison I just don't know.
 
The OJ showcase was pretty entertaining during the 90s. And that Vegas hold up was a total surprise. You'd think someone who got away with murder (literally), would acknowledge he got a break and make sure he didn't do anything stupid again. But you know the old saying, once a crook always a crook. And talk about an idiot. Every Vegas hotel and Casino has a gazillion cameras. There's no way anyone is getting away with anything. The last place you should be trying a robbery is a Vegas hotel.

It's funny how during the Nicole/Goldman killing, there was so much talk about racist white cops and such. OJ innocent etc....

But the second he gets caught pointing guns at people in a hotel room, every ounce of Black support got thrown out the window. You never saw one supporter. They basically all saw OJ for what he really was and all clammed up.
 
The OJ showcase was pretty entertaining during the 90s. And that Vegas hold up was a total surprise. You'd think someone who got away with murder (literally), would acknowledge he got a break and make sure he didn't do anything stupid again. But you know the old saying, once a crook always a crook. And talk about an idiot. Every Vegas hotel and Casino has a gazillion cameras. There's no way anyone is getting away with anything. The last place you should be trying a robbery is a Vegas hotel.

It's funny how during the Nicole/Goldman killing, there was so much talk about racist white cops and such. OJ innocent etc....

But the second he gets caught pointing guns at people in a hotel room, every ounce of Black support got thrown out the window. You never saw one supporter. They basically all saw OJ for what he really was and all clammed up.

O.J is the luckiest black man to be alive. He can thank Rodney King for that. Black Americans were at an absolute breaking point, and he just happened to be the right killer and the right time. He pretty much could have admitted he did it and he was going to walk out that door. That was a jury that was primarily black, and they had one agenda in mind. They were gonna stick it to white America with a big fuck you. If O.J isn't a black man, he's still behind bars today on a conviction of double homicide.
 
OJ is extremely lucky, he may not be the third time around.

There were two vital pieces of evidence that decided his double murder case. The first, the prosecution was kept in the dark. The second they totally blew. The defense was not obliged to tell the prosecution that OJ had gone off his arthritis medication, when he put on the bloody glove it no longer fit. The second, the prosecution botched their case. OJ was in training with Navy Seals for a new TV show called Frogmen, he learned all about how to use a knife. Judge Ito deemed the evidence inadmissible.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109850/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_3
 

If the prosecution had a better case, it wouldn't have rested on a single glove and to think that new evidence is "training with navy seals for a show" shows he had the capability to actually attain the knife skills necessary to kill someone is ludicrous . If the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that OJ was guilty with the evidence at hand, then this becomes a moot point. They didn't.

Expand your quote to include what I also said; Whether or not he or somebody he hired

Do you have some sort of knowledge that OJ didn't hire someone to do this?

Like any case of murder when the husband and wife are estranged, the husband becomes the prime suspect. The truth of the matter is, nobody really knows for certain. What I do know is that if they had a solid case OJ wouldn't have walked from this.

Until proven otherwise, OJ is innocent.

If you're asking me my opinion, I would say he did it, but my opinion means nothing as it's not a legal ruling.