Goodbye OJ

[Dusty_Star]

Goodbye OJ

OJ Simpson dead at 76 after cancer battle (https://nypost.com/2024/04/11/us-news/oj-simpson-dead-at-76/)

[manaboutown]

I wonder how much of their $33,500,000 judgment against O.J. the Goldmans actually collected?

I read very little, $188,000.

It seems he died with a $3M net worth.

[tophcfa]

He was both a great running back and total scumbag. I will never forget him terrorizing the Patriots with 200+ yard rushing games when he played for the Bills.

[New Englander]

OJ is in Hell. Where he belongs.

[Pballer]

Now that he is dead, who will take over looking for the real killer?

[alwann]

Darn, I was really hoping for a death-bed confession.

[manaboutown]

Well, he won't need to find gloves that fit where he has gone. OJ Simpson’s courtroom glove fitting is burned into America’s brain (https://nypost.com/2024/04/11/us-news/oj-simpsons-iconic-courtroom-glove-fitting-is-burned-into-americas-brain/)

[Stu from NYC]

Sad what he turned into

[MightyDog]

Sad what he turned into
He was probably a low-life all along. We wouldn't have reason to have heard all the sordid details of his life before the murders. I'm not buying that he was a good guy that just "flipped" and, certainly, his life after that proved he was bad apples.

The football career was probably as much hype as it was skill. Like it is for most notable people in the present era. Too many people chug the hype.

[phylt]

If there is a HELL - that guy entered yesterday. Just hope that the devils take very special care of him...

[Michael G.]

Darn, I was really hoping for a death-bed confession.

Maybe it will be in his will. :shrug:

[Topspinmo]

Well, he won't need to find gloves that fit where he has gone. OJ Simpson’s courtroom glove fitting is burned into America’s brain (https://nypost.com/2024/04/11/us-news/oj-simpsons-iconic-courtroom-glove-fitting-is-burned-into-americas-brain/)

The prosecutors was so good they named law school after them. The OJ prosecutors school of law. :popcorn: some prosecutors graduates right here in center Florida :MOJE_whot:

[dhdallas]

Finally death catches up with a sadistic domestic abuser & cold blooded murderer. After the farce of a trial, Simpson should have slunk away and stayed in obscurity. Unbelievably he wrote a disgraceful book flaunting the fact that he got away with murder while rubbing it in the face of his victim's families. He deserves to be ignored and forgotten by history

[Taltarzac725]

I thought he did the murders but the prosecutors did not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

[Caymus]

I thought he did the murders but the prosecutors did not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

Taught many people the term "Jury Nullification."

[Kelevision]

I thought he did the murders but the prosecutors did not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

But there are so many cases where actual innocent people are convicted also not proving it beyond a reasonable doubt.

[Nevinator]

The title of the thread should have been: “Good riddance, OJ.” That P.O.S. Didn’t deserve the time of day, much less the breaking news announcement of his death.

[huge-pigeons]

All nfl awards that he received should be null and void. Not only the murders, but armed robbery and jail time. Pete Rose was stricken of his awards because of betting, which is bad, but compared to what OJ did, Rose was a saint

[maggie1]

Goodbye OJ

OJ Simpson dead at 76 after cancer battle (https://nypost.com/2024/04/11/us-news/oj-simpson-dead-at-76/)

Truly one of the most miscarriages of justice this country has ever seen. All things displaying his guilt were there until "If the glove don't fit, you must acquit" ala Johnny Cochran. Of course it didn't fit, it had dried up and shrunk, but even if it hadn't the jury was not about to convict their hero. I still remember the celebration in the streets when the "Not Guilty" was announced, and the looks on the faces of Simpson's attorneys Bob Kardashian and Bob Shapiro told a "You got to be kidding me" story.

[Normal]

Truly one of the most miscarriages of justice this country has ever seen.

Casey Anthony, is that you?

[mike234]

Truly one of the most miscarriages of justice this country has ever seen. All things displaying his guilt were there until "If the glove don't fit, you must acquit" ala Johnny Cochran. Of course it didn't fit, it had dried up and shrunk, but even if it hadn't the jury was not about to convict their hero. I still remember the celebration in the streets when the "Not Guilty" was announced, and the looks on the faces of Simpson's attorneys Bob Kardashian and Bob Shapiro told a "You got to be kidding me" story.
it wasn't the gloves. it was the make up of the jury. so obvious.......end of story

[Caymus]

And (unfortunately) the trial gave the world a glimpse into the lives of the Kardashians/Jenners.

[MaryMS]

Good riddance.

[NoMo50]

Here's to hoping that O.J. and Johnnie Cochrane are serving eternity as the Devil's concubines.

[Achilles]

Time to celebrate when Hanoi Jane joins him in hell.

[Girlcopper]

I thought he did the murders but the prosecutors did not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.
I felt the facts were there but everything was tainted by Furno. Thats a shame

[xcaligirl]

Maybe it will be in his will. :shrug:
Some people believe their own lies and BS. He was more than likely one of them!

[airstreamingypsy]

Kardashian aided and abetted Simpson. The morning OJ flew back from Chicago, the news cameras followed him to his house. He got out of the limo and handed a suitcase to Kardashian's assistant. She walked casually to her car, and drove away with what I suspect were the bloody clothes he wore the night before. For some reason that was never brought up at trial.

[Marmaduke]

OJ is in Hell. Where he belongs.
You can say THAT again!!!

[phylt]

I so remember watching at the time of the 'glove-fitting'. During that, I thought to myself, how could the prosecution allow this? No doubt the blood-soaked gloves shrunk and are stiff. And he was wearing rubber gloves. ?????????????? Then the acting job trying to pull them on, showing it off, and smirking.

Recently it came out that Johhnie Cocran had OJ stop taking his arthritis meds so his knuckles would swell. Best defense $$$ could buy.

"if it doesn't fit... he's still full of shxt.

Then after the verdict, TV showing the spilt-screen ---- shock vs joy....

[ThirdOfFive]

Lots of mixed feelings on this one.

My own thoughts mirror a lot of the ones expressed here. I too think he probably got away with murder, and that the "not guilty" verdict was more a reflection of expert jury selection and a defense team who knew how to talk to that jury, than it was a reflection of the facts. But I don't KNOW that, and the folks who do know more than I do made the decision.

On a larger scale, it does point out what I see as a significant weak point of our justice system, and that is media influence on the outcome. I'm not talking about the notorious Court Of Public Opinion--THOSE folks had OJ either outfitted for wings and a halo, or tried, convicted, drawn and quartered all before be blood dried. But over-the-top media "coverage" coupled with judges who seem dead set against granting changes of venue (the judge gets a lot of face time on these sensationalistic trials too, and human nature being what it is...) all too often seem to mean more than the facts.

In any case, it is over and he's gone. R.I.P., OJ: you certainly didn't have very much peace when you were alive.

[Marmaduke]

The title of the thread should have been: “Good riddance, OJ.” That P.O.S. Didn’t deserve the time of day, much less the breaking news announcement of his death.
Agree with you 100%. He should have just been dumped in the biggest garbage heap in existence and left to rot.

His murderous, dirty rotten, devient, satanic deeds overrode the POS being a great ANYTHING, but we know that God is his final judge.

[Tvflguy]

I so remember watching at the time of the 'glove-fitting'. During that, I thought to myself, how could the prosecution allow this? No doubt the blood-soaked gloves shrunk and are stiff. And he was wearing rubber gloves. ?????????????? Then the acting job trying to pull them on, showing it off, and smirking.

Recently it came out that Johhnie Cocran had OJ stop taking his arthritis meds so his knuckles would swell. Best defense $$$ could buy.

"if it doesn't fit... he's still full of shxt.

Then after the verdict, TV showing the spilt-screen ---- shock vs joy....

My thoughts exactly when seeing that glove attempt. Awful

[RedChariot]

GOOD RIDDANCE YOU SLIME BUCKET. How does that jury look themselves in the mirror!!! It was black payback. Wonder what they would say today. I lost respect for every member of the dream team. They defended who they KNEW was guilty. OJ slaughtered them.

[RedChariot]

I thought he did the murders but the prosecutors did not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

Maybe you want to rethink that statement???? They needed to prove reasonable doubt, not ALL doubt. Too much evidence to even list.

[Taltarzac725]

Maybe you want to rethink that statement???? They needed to prove reasonable doubt, not ALL doubt. Too much evidence to even list.

Not sure what you are writing. The jury found a reasonable doubt. The prosecutors did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Emphasis on reasonable. Not all doubt.

[manaboutown]

Not sure what you are writing. The jury found a reasonable doubt. The prosecutors did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Emphasis on reasonable. Not all doubt.

Some jury! The trial was a circus. They did not convict him due to his race. Thank God the Goldman's won their civil case although the scumbag dodged paying them even pennies on the dollar.

[JP]

The jury was prejudiced but the biggest problem was Marcia Clark. She couldn't find her way out of a closet.

[Maker]

Prosecutors kept pushing the "his DNA was all over the crime scene" narrative. It was his house, so of course, his DNA will be everywhere. That proves nothing.
The defense kept connecting that over-reach to every other piece of evidence they presented. The jury started questioning everything else, wondering what other lies were coming from the prosecutors. The lack of chain of custody of evidence, the conclusions that were not reasonably substantiated by that (now questionable) evidence, the constant hype over the crime scene. Even the famous gloves that shrunk - because they got wet, and the prosecution was clueless.

So the trial did not prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Case closed.

Many believe he did it, many do not. One side will never convince the other side.

[Caymus]

Prosecutors kept pushing the "his DNA was all over the crime scene" narrative. It was his house, so of course, his DNA will be everywhere. That proves nothing.
The defense kept connecting that over-reach to every other piece of evidence they presented. The jury started questioning everything else, wondering what other lies were coming from the prosecutors. The lack of chain of custody of evidence, the conclusions that were not reasonably substantiated by that (now questionable) evidence, the constant hype over the crime scene. Even the famous gloves that shrunk - because they got wet, and the prosecution was clueless.

So the trial did not prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Case closed.

Many believe he did it, many do not. One side will never convince the other side.

And the "wrongful deaths" civil trial before a different jury had a different result.

[UpNorth]

Darn, I was really hoping for a death-bed confession.

He did. He confessed to killing Jeffrey Epstein.:laugh:

[skippy05]

So many first stone casters. Likely he was really guilty of murder and more, but what about the terrible things we have all done? Perhaps not murder, but just as evil in other ways. Ironically at first, but in reality not, even his sins were able to be fully covered by Grace. But, did he ever ask, is the only question. Humanly, seemingly unfair but amazingly, mercifully, available to all.

[Tvflguy]

So many first stone casters. Likely he was really guilty of murder and more, but what about the terrible things we have all done? Perhaps not murder, but just as evil in other ways. Ironically at first, but in reality not, even his sins were able to be fully covered by Grace. But, did he ever ask, is the only question. Humanly, seemingly unfair but amazingly, mercifully, available to all.

Hmmm. Yep I’m a “first stone caster”. Haven’t killed anyone to my knowledge. Didn’t need to hire a Dream Team to defend me. So no mercy from me. You seem to be a religious person, showing forgiveness. Sorry, the Ten Commandments apply here. OJ is residing in Hell right now

[manaboutown]

I'm with Kato. Kato Kaelin: '''I really believe''' O.J. Simpson '''is guilty''' | Fox News Video (https://www.foxnews.com/video/6350725467112)

[JMintzer]

Now that he is dead, who will take over looking for the real killer?

He can now rest easy, knowing the "real killer" is dead...

[JMintzer]

Truly one of the most miscarriages of justice this country has ever seen. All things displaying his guilt were there until "If the glove don't fit, you must acquit" ala Johnny Cochran. Of course it didn't fit, it had dried up and shrunk, but even if it hadn't the jury was not about to convict their hero. I still remember the celebration in the streets when the "Not Guilty" was announced, and the looks on the faces of Simpson's attorneys Bob Kardashian and Bob Shapiro told a "You got to be kidding me" story.

It's obvious that there were no golfers on the jury...

They understand that a wet (and bloody) glove will shrink and have to be stretched to get back on...

Add to that, he tried it on OVER a latex glove, didn't really try very hard to put it on and it was reported he had stopped taking his arthritis meds so his hands were swollen...

It was his best acting performance since the Naked Gun movies...

[JMintzer]

I so remember watching at the time of the 'glove-fitting'. During that, I thought to myself, how could the prosecution allow this? No doubt the blood-soaked gloves shrunk and are stiff. And he was wearing rubber gloves. ?????????????? Then the acting job trying to pull them on, showing it off, and smirking.

Recently it came out that Johhnie Cocran had OJ stop taking his arthritis meds so his knuckles would swell. Best defense $$$ could buy.

"if it doesn't fit... he's still full of shxt.

Then after the verdict, TV showing the spilt-screen ---- shock vs joy....

IIRC, it was the prosecution who asked for him to try on the gloves... Dumb move...

They already had a receipt from Bloomingdales showing he bought the very same pair of gloves (same with the Bruno Magli shoes he was wearing that night that left footprints...)

[JMintzer]

Prosecutors kept pushing the "his DNA was all over the crime scene" narrative. It was his house, so of course, his DNA will be everywhere. That proves nothing.
The defense kept connecting that over-reach to every other piece of evidence they presented. The jury started questioning everything else, wondering what other lies were coming from the prosecutors. The lack of chain of custody of evidence, the conclusions that were not reasonably substantiated by that (now questionable) evidence, the constant hype over the crime scene. Even the famous gloves that shrunk - because they got wet, and the prosecution was clueless.

So the trial did not prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Case closed.

Many believe he did it, many do not. One side will never convince the other side.

It was Nicole's house. He did not live there... There was no reason his DNA should have been "all over the crime scene"...

And the DNA was in the blood samples outside of the home...

[Dusty_Star]

So many first stone casters. Likely he was really guilty of murder and more, but what about the terrible things we have all done? Perhaps not murder, but just as evil in other ways. Ironically at first, but in reality not, even his sins were able to be fully covered by Grace. But, did he ever ask, is the only question. Humanly, seemingly unfair but amazingly, mercifully, available to all.


Sorry, Maybe I'm a goody two shoes, but WHAT TERRIBLE THINGS have I done????? I would really like to know & since you are accusing ALL of us, then a generic list of our gross misdeeds will do.

[JMintzer]

Sorry, Maybe I'm a goody two shoes, but WHAT TERRIBLE THINGS have I done????? I would really like to know & since you are accusing ALL of us, then a generic list of our gross misdeeds will do.

I jaywalked a few times and got a few speeding tickets...

[Stu from NYC]

IIRC, it was the prosecution who asked for him to try on the gloves... Dumb move...

They already had a receipt from Bloomingdales showing he bought the very same pair of gloves (same with the Bruno Magli shoes he was wearing that night that left footprints...)

The prosecutors should get the stupid prosecution award of the year for how they made their case.

[Stu from NYC]

Lots of mixed feelings on this one.

My own thoughts mirror a lot of the ones expressed here. I too think he probably got away with murder, and that the "not guilty" verdict was more a reflection of expert jury selection and a defense team who knew how to talk to that jury, than it was a reflection of the facts. But I don't KNOW that, and the folks who do know more than I do made the decision.

On a larger scale, it does point out what I see as a significant weak point of our justice system, and that is media influence on the outcome. I'm not talking about the notorious Court Of Public Opinion--THOSE folks had OJ either outfitted for wings and a halo, or tried, convicted, drawn and quartered all before be blood dried. But over-the-top media "coverage" coupled with judges who seem dead set against granting changes of venue (the judge gets a lot of face time on these sensationalistic trials too, and human nature being what it is...) all too often seem to mean more than the facts.

In any case, it is over and he's gone. R.I.P., OJ: you certainly didn't have very much peace when you were alive.

Didnt deserve any peace while he was alive after what almost all of us feel he got away with.

[Taltarzac725]

OJ is in Hell. Where he belongs.

No one knows what happens after you die unless you believe in the occult, ghosts, etc. And every culture has had its own versions of heaven and hell. We will all find out soon enough. No need to rush things.

A reading of The Bible 's "New Testament" does suggest that if you are honest about repentence for your sins that you will go to Heaven. So OJ Simpson could be there and you could ask him what he did on earth.

[badkarma318]

GOOD RIDDANCE YOU SLIME BUCKET. How does that jury look themselves in the mirror!!! It was black payback. Wonder what they would say today. I lost respect for every member of the dream team. They defended who they KNEW was guilty. OJ slaughtered them.

Just watched a clip from an interview with one of the jurors - she stated that they knew O.J. killed Nicole and Ron, but let him off for revenge (Rodney King). All of the evidence, witnesses, experts, decisions the prosecution made, Johnnie Cochran's BS, etc. meant absolutely nothing - this was about race, period.

"The final jury for the trial had 10 women and 2 men, of whom 9 were black, 1 hispanic, and 2 white." This is the one and only reason O.J. got off.

The jury for his civil trial was mostly white, and they found him liable. Case(s) closed.

[Buckeye Bill]

Think the real killer just died!!!!!! 😂

[Battlebasset]

So many first stone casters. Likely he was really guilty of murder and more, but what about the terrible things we have all done? Perhaps not murder, but just as evil in other ways. Ironically at first, but in reality not, even his sins were able to be fully covered by Grace. But, did he ever ask, is the only question. Humanly, seemingly unfair but amazingly, mercifully, available to all.

You are correct. Grace is available to all, regardless of what one has done, or not done.

However, the commentary here on OJ is about how he escaped man's justice on earth. And I, and the majority of others, believe he did. And ironically, his lack of receiving justice on earth most likely stopped him from seeking the grace that would have allowed him to avoid receiving his just reward after death. After all, he got away with it. No need to think about it anymore.

I would also say that you would have a hard time today finding anyone that still believes he didn't do it. I would say half the people cheering his acquittal 30 years ago believed he did it, but because of their warped idea of justice, didn't care. You still see that today, which is sad.

[Marmaduke]

Hmmm. Yep I’m a “first stone caster”. Haven’t killed anyone to my knowledge. Didn’t need to hire a Dream Team to defend me. So no mercy from me. You seem to be a religious person, showing forgiveness. Sorry, the Ten Commandments apply here. OJ is residing in Hell right now
First Stone caster here on O.J. too, and his creepozoid lawyers who are probably all burning in the flames together now!!!

O.J. is stinking up hell for all time.
No one wants to end up THERE next to that scumbag and his lawyers. Jury may still have time to repent.

His TRUE Judgement Day had arrived this week.
AND, THERE WAS NO SIDEBAR.

[Regorp]

He was both a great running back and total scumbag. I will never forget him terrorizing the Patriots with 200+ yard rushing games when he played for the Bills.

Always enjoyed the way he owned the hated NE Patriots. RIP!!

[ithos]

The change of venue probably caused the makeup of the jury made a conviction much more challenging. Not sure of the reason. I remember a commentary from a pundit that it was because the DA thought it would be better for media exposure. But their were other opinions.

And I believe with Mark Fuhrman as a key witness and the Rodney King death trial, the prosecution case was doomed with 9 blacks on the jury regardless of the evidence.
O.J. Simpson Juror Admits That They Believed He Was Guilty, But Let Him Off As "Payback" For Rodney King
One of O.J. Simpson's jurors revealed that 90% of them believed the murder suspect was guilty, but they let him off as "payback" for Rodney King's case.

OJ Juror: We Acquitted Because Of Rodney King - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K4xzm1jycZk)

[manaboutown]

Goldman, Brown families could be first in line for OJ Simpson'''s assets | AP News (https://apnews.com/article/oj-simpson-liable-estate-goldman-brown-6a6bfb5fec449adfe469d918b41ceda7)

[ithos]

A former black panther was on the jury who gave a black power fist after the trial.
OJ Simpson juror Lionel Cryer who raised fist as he left court was a former Black Panther | Daily Mail Online (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3526670/OJ-Simpson-juror-raised-fist-left-court-former-Black-Panther-says-no-regrets-not-guilty-verdict-believes-football-player-innocent.html)

[New Englander]

Not sure what you are writing. The jury found a reasonable doubt. The prosecutors did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Emphasis on reasonable. Not all doubt.

The jury was not going to convict him even if there was a video of him butchering those two people.

[Stu from NYC]

The jury was not going to convict him even if there was a video of him butchering those two people.

How in the world did the prosecution team not put in some effort to vet the jury?

[ithos]

How in the world did the prosecution team not put in some effort to vet the jury?

It was in downtown LA so getting an unbiased jury was not going to be easy. Also after the Rodney King riots, the DA office was probably worried about negative publicity if the jury chosen did not reflect the racial makeup of the area. Remember the Rodney King trial had ten whites and no blacks.
Jury Picked for King Trial; No Blacks Chosen - Los Angeles Times (https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1992-03-03-mn-2987-story.html)

[Stu from NYC]

It was in downtown LA so getting an unbiased jury was not going to be easy. Also after the Rodney King riots, the DA office was probably worried about negative publicity if the jury chosen did not reflect the racial makeup of the area. Remember the Rodney King trial had ten whites and no blacks.
Jury Picked for King Trial; No Blacks Chosen - Los Angeles Times (https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1992-03-03-mn-2987-story.html)

But having only a couple of whites and almost all blacks was a huge mistake. Did not reflect the racial makeup of LA at all.

[manaboutown]

Anybody else see a pic of O.J.'s White Bronco Hearse on X?

[ithos]

But having only a couple of whites and almost all blacks was a huge mistake. Did not reflect the racial makeup of LA at all.

You are right.
The Downtown courthouse draws the majority of its jurors from the Central District, an area with a jury pool that is about 30% white, 31% black and 29% Latino. The boundaries of the Central District are the Ventura Freeway in Glendale to the north, Manchester Avenue to the South, La Cienega to the west and the outskirts of Montebello to the east.
Simpson Jury Pool Racially Mixed - Los Angeles Times (https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1996-10-10-me-52334-story.html)

But the prosecutors lacked the fortitude to make more challenges or they were over confident about the case.

[JMintzer]

The change of venue probably caused the makeup of the jury made a conviction much more challenging. Not sure of the reason. I remember a commentary from a pundit that it was because the DA thought it would be better for media exposure. But their were other opinions.

And I believe with Mark Fuhrman as a key witness and the Rodney King death trial, the prosecution case was doomed with 9 blacks on the jury regardless of the evidence.

Rodney King "death trial"???

He died by drowning 20 years later...

[ithos]

Rodney King "death trial"???

He died by drowning 20 years later...

You are right.

"Can't we all get along?"
Been a long time.

[BettyInFL]

I wonder how much of their $33,500,000 judgment against O.J. the Goldmans actually collected?

I read very little, $188,000.

It seems he died with a $3M net worth.

Shows how our judicial system has gone to the dogs. OJ Jury people admitting that they voted not guilty for pay back for Rodney King.

[Taltarzac725]

Shows how our judicial system has gone to the dogs. OJ Jury people admitting that they voted not guilty for pay back for Rodney King.

I would take this with a gallon of salt. Sounds like something you would see on Faux News.

[Stu from NYC]

I would take this with a gallon of salt. Sounds like something you would see on Faux News.

I can believe it, from what I saw and heard of the trial no question he was as guilty as sin

[manaboutown]

I would take this with a gallon of salt. Sounds like something you would see on Faux News.

Jurors who were going to let the vile murderer OJ off the hook no matter the facts should have been disqualified during voir dire. The trial was a disgraceful disgusting fiasco.

[mike234]

The jury was not going to convict him even if there was a video of him butchering those two people.
correct

[JMintzer]

I would take this with a gallon of salt. Sounds like something you would see on Faux News.

Everybody drink!

[JMintzer]

I would take this with a gallon of salt. Sounds like something you would see on Faux News.

I also saw it on MSLSD and CNN (the Comic News Network)...

[Stu from NYC]

I also saw it on MSLSD and CNN (the Comic News Network)...

I thought cnn was the communist news network?

[JMintzer]

I thought cnn was the communist news network?

That's another of several monikers... I would have used another one, but I didn't feel like another "vacation"...

[MDLNB]

Justice served....finally.

[Taltarzac725]

Justice served....finally.

People should read the New Testament which is a huge favorite in prison. Especially about the parts concerning redemption.

[JMintzer]

People should read the New Testament which is a huge favorite in prison. Especially about the parts concerning redemption.

I prefer the "Original recipe, extra crispy" edition...

[Dusty_Star]

I prefer the "Original recipe, extra crispy" edition...

Maybe if the purveyors would supply the original version there would be less recidivism. :)

[manaboutown]

People should read the New Testament which is a huge favorite in prison. Especially about the parts concerning redemption.

Maybe OJ should have been found guilty for committing two brutal and horrendous murders by an unbiased jury without an agenda to free him no matter what he did, sentenced to death and been executed years ago.