lonewolfJun 22nd, 2009 - 02:01:56

Ms. Proddy gets no sympathy from me. Did she think the butler did it?

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R.R.Jun 22nd, 2009 - 13:52:36

I was never fond of O. J. Simpson. But I believe he had the right to take back what was stolen from him. If people had stolen from me and I had known where they and the items would be, I might have done the same as O. J. I find his conviction disturbing.

As for him being controlling, this is no surprise. If some lady chose to be with him and was 'controlled,' so what! There were MANY ladies who wanted to be with him.

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B. Dun...Jun 22nd, 2009 - 13:58:16

'armed robbery and kidnapping'

If anyone other than Mr. Simpson had tried to take back the stuff that had been stolen from him, I seriously question whether there would have been any charges.

Many say he got away with murder. I really do not know. But I do know that this is society's way of getting even with someone that many dislike.

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zzzJun 27th, 2009 - 03:02:21

well stupid women, what did you expect from a man that murdered his wife? How stupid can you be? Don't wine to us you dope!

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savvyJul 2nd, 2009 - 18:30:50

I am no fan OJ however he was convicted of being OJ Simpson.
Pure and simple.
The judge was biased and so was the jury. OJ was being tried for 'robbery' not murder.
That judge was a joke rolled her eyes and cut off OJ's attorney every chance she could. When a judge is allowed to act that way in a court of law who should say where it stops and who will be next?

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