O.J. Simpson dead at 76

[demoncore1031]

My first date with my now wife was the night OJ was was driven around in the white Ford Bronco. I'll never forget that.

Unless you get alzheimers.

 

[Clonehomer]

So, will they check for CTE? I’ve heard talk radio discuss whether CTE could be a reason for his violent outbursts and random odd behavior. Not that it really makes much difference to his victims now, but maybe there will be some good that comes from research of it.

 

[ISUTex]

There was the whole ridiculous idea that a black couple that had a lot of money and were a lawyer and doctor were acting white, that it was an "Uncle Tom" type of family. A shame that people thought/still think that way but they did.

So black people thought the Cosby family was acting white? I mean, middle/upper class black families have been around for a very long time. On television there were the Cosbys. Then there were the Evans. There were upper/middle class white sit com families and then there were the Connors.

 

[jdoggivjc]

So, will they check for CTE? I’ve heard talk radio discuss whether CTE could be a reason for his violent outbursts and random odd behavior. Not that it really makes much difference to his victims now, but maybe there will be some good that comes from research of it.

What Paul Heyman says about Chris Benoit is all I have to say what I think about OJ Simpson and CTE:

 

[Ozclone]

The trial was over the moment the prosecution had him put on the bloody glove, only for it to be far too small. After that it no longer mattered whether he was actually innocent or guilty, or whether a second glove of the exact same brand, style, and size as stated by the tag fit like, well, a glove - the entire world saw that the glove that the murderer wore soaked in the victims’ blood didn’t fit. The prosecution themselves provided all the reasonable doubt the defense would ever need.

I have no doubt he was guilty as sin - but they could never convict him after that.

I watched a lot of the trial and followed it pretty closely. I don't think that they proved that he did it. That is not to say that I don't think that he did it, but due to very sloppy police work, incompetent prosecution, and some good defense, the case wasn't proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

 

[Jdk]

I still have one of his early football card

 

[NYCYFan]

So black people thought the Cosby family was acting white? I mean, middle/upper class black families have been around for a very long time. On television there were the Cosbys. Then there were the Evans. There were upper/middle class white sit com families and then there were the Connors.

They even did the same with Grant Hill to use a CBB example. He was getting the "Uncle Tom" treatment because his dad was rich and he didn't act black enough like The Fab 5 did for instance, plus he went to a "white" school in Duke. It's stupid that black people have to act a certain way to prove their "blackness" according to a certain segment of the black population.

On another note, The Evans lived in the projects so they met the quota of what was acceptable, apparently.

 

[BigJCy]

 

[cyclonestunners]

I watched a lot of the trial and followed it pretty closely. I don't think that they proved that he did it. That is not to say that I don't think that he did it, but due to very sloppy police work, incompetent prosecution, and some good defense, the case wasn't proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

Yep... beyond a reasonable doubt is a VERY high burden to prove, and they did a terrible job of proving that.

 

[RagingCloner]

 

[Cfinnerty16]

Bruh lol

 

[Bader]

Bruh lol

But Reggie can't have his trophy, lol. **** those guys

 

[aeroclone]

Technically, he died April 10th.

 

[Jacktronic]

Rest in piss, bozo.

 

[Kinch]

The trial helped propel the career of Jeff Joniak who attended Iowa State, and now is the play by play for the Bears.

 

[Kinch]

Fred Goldman, Ron’s father, issued this statement:
“The only thing I have to say is it’s just further reminder of Ron being gone all these years. It’s no great loss to the world. It’s a further reminder of Ron’s being gone.”

 

[CloneLawman]

Final judgment rendered.

 

[Kinch]

They preempted the NBA finals for the Bronco chase.

 

[BCClone]

Wasn't it a deal where they had him not take his arthritis meds so his hands would expand and not fit?

Custom fit gloves and had surgical gloves in first and then he held his fingers spread out so there was no way for them to fit.

 

[Cycsk]

Great 30 for 30:

June 17th, 1994 - Stream the Film on Watch ESPN - ESPN

Stream the film June 17th, 1994 on Watch ESPN.

www.espn.com