OK, so I'm sure you've heard about the new book that OJ Simpson is releasing entitled "If I Did It." In the book, he supposedly hypothetically describes how the murders of his wife, Nicole Brown-Simpson, and Ron Goldman would have been committed.
Then, I hear that a TV interview with him is going to be airing later this month. In the interview, OJ supposedly tells for the first time how he would have committed the murders if he were the one responsible for the crime - even though he has denied being involved in the murders.
So, I'm not going to go into if I think he is guilty or not here. He was found not guilty, and that's what I will honor and respect. However, does anyone have a problem with him writing a book and granting this TV interview? And, especially considering the expected content contained in each of them?
I just dont understand it. How is this even acceptable in his mind? This doesnt seem like the way of clearing your name for once and for all, does it?
And, more importantly, he owes money for the wrongful-death suits of Brown and Goldman. Why do I think that no money from this book/TV deal will go to the families?
What are your thoughts?
