Excerpts from the OJ Simpson book. Surely a scheme to extract money from the gullible public. My understanding is Ron Goldman’s father is suing for the rights to the book. OJ has already pocketed near a million dollars in advance royalities. Definitely fiction and who was the ghost writer?

“Then something went horribly wrong, and I know what hap-
pened, but I can’t tell you exactly how. I was still standing in
Nicole’s courtyard, of course, but for a few moments I couldn’t
remember how I’d gotten there, when I’d arrived, or even why I was
there. Then it came back to me, very slowly: The recital

erslyman, where did you see these apparent excerpts from the book?

Apparently Newsweek did get an excerpt from the book, but no verbatim reports (other than satirical ones) seem to have been released.

It appears the first sentence is from the excerpt, but that doesn’t prove anything other than people know how to copy and paste.

If you want to read the book you could contact me via email. On the otherhand, I have the ebook and haven’t read it. Why? Because it’s a pack of lies. The book resembles a con job.

The above excerpt is entirely loopy. It’s a journalistic term, if nothing else.

(Last book that I helped pass around to friends via email was The Uncollected Stories of J.D. Salinger. Did you miss out on that one, too? Salinger fought tooth and nail to stop the two volume paperback. Couldn’t stop the ebook or word document, though. It was an astonishing feat for the net, in a warped way of course.)

I have absolutely no desire to read the book.

Madmouse - 16 June 2007 12:22 AM

I have absolutely no desire to read the book.

This is merely a show of good taste. I’m right with you.

Had to skim for several minutes to find the tiny snippet I put up. It’s all just a lot of hype for a misrepresentation of what really happened.

Madmouse - 16 June 2007 12:22 AM

I have absolutely no desire to read the book.

Dear Madmouse!

It sounds to me like you think OJ is guilty!

Is that correct? 

How could anyone think that of OJ?

Dan, really puzzled by this one [Boy, this forum sure gets the whackos!]

Madmouse - 16 June 2007 12:22 AM

I have absolutely no desire to read the book.

Due to some legal “stuff”, the Goldman family gets the proceeds of the book sales.  That being true, I might read it as I like to read true crime stories, but I don’t want OJ getting any of MY money….

Bebelicious - 16 June 2007 01:39 PM

Madmouse - 16 June 2007 12:22 AM

I have absolutely no desire to read the book.

Due to some legal “stuff”, the Goldman family gets the proceeds of the book sales.  That being true, I might read it as I like to read true crime stories, but I don’t want OJ getting any of MY money….

Bebe, if you are truly interested in justice, and who isn’t, you would join me in sending OJ as much money as can be spared every month.

The real killer is loose and at large, and evidently plays golf a lot in the coastal Florida area, as that is where OJ is centering his search. 

Already battered by huge legal fees that have slashed his financial resources, he can barely afford to continue his quest; OJ needs our support, you know?  Them greens fees, they’re murder! 

Dan, not an ordinary fool by any measure