Remember that OJ Simpson wasn't convicted somehow

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The court systems aren't always right.

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similar to OJ being a landmark case because it proves that sometimes black men really can kill their wives and get away with it because they were smart and had a good lawyer, even though they're black and everyone definitely knows they did it,

it's also a landmark case for the justice-oriented, who believe that justice is served in the long run.

OJ never served justice; he continually got out of everything that was thrown at him.

Except when he was in Nevada jail for robbery and kidnapping. Go read about it instead of being spoon feed your information here.

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OJ never served justice; he continually got out of everything that was thrown at him.

Not quite. He did serve 9? years for armed robbery. In NV. They should not have given him parole.

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Okay, the dudes dead anyways, what do you want peeps to do, exhume his corpse, take it to some oddly new mountain with a castle on the peak, have OJ's body be struck for some reason with the regenerative properties of lighting plasma and somehow testify again in court? I mean if that happens I imagine the first question will be why hell we did do it first for many other far more deserving scum but at the same time somehow the corpse of OJ being the genie pig for this test is oddly fitting

This thread is just a disguised "Trump ain't really guilty" rant. Has nothing to do with OJ.

I mean a Black man can get away with murder. New York is a democratic state as well.

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OJ never served justice; he continually got out of everything that was thrown at him.

Not quite. He did serve 9? years for armed robbery. In NV. They should not have given him parole.

he served 4.5 months.

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Not quite. He did serve 9? years for armed robbery. In NV. They should not have given him parole.

he served 4.5 months.

Simpson, whose real name was Orenthal James Simpson, died on April 10 at the age of 76 -- nearly 30 years after he was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife Nichole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman and almost 7 years after he was released from prison after serving 9 years for robbery.

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You can run over a cop with his own car if you are the right color as the judge.
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And being racist is worse than touching children
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Not quite. He did serve 9? years for armed robbery. In NV. They should not have given him parole.

he served 4.5 months.

You seem to be talking about the time from when he was granted parole to when he was actually released.

On December 5, 2008, Simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison with eligibility for parole in nine years (in October 2017). On July 20, 2017, Simpson was granted parole, and was freed three months later

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It seems that people cant cope on Epstein's friend being found gulty huh...

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he served 4.5 months.

You seem to be talking about the time from when he was granted parole to when he was actually released.

On December 5, 2008, Simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison with eligibility for parole in nine years (in October 2017). On July 20, 2017, Simpson was granted parole, and was freed three months later

i'm talking about the firth time he got arrested for doing coke and robbing a liquor store after he was released, and wrote a book about how he was addicted to power and couldn't stop robbing liquor stores because of it.

the sequel to his book about how he killed his wife.

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You seem to be talking about the time from when he was granted parole to when he was actually released.

On December 5, 2008, Simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison with eligibility for parole in nine years (in October 2017). On July 20, 2017, Simpson was granted parole, and was freed three months later

i'm talking about the firth time he got arrested for doing coke and robbing a liquor store after he was released, and wrote a book about how he was addicted to power and couldn't stop robbing liquor stores because of it.

the sequel to his book about how he killed his wife.

What is the name of this book?

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Derek Chauvin was also innocent.

Lethal dose of Fentanyl in autopsy report and George had a track record of crying like a baby in custody, but this is what Biden worships now.

George Floyd 2019 Arrest Video
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i'm talking about the firth time he got arrested for doing coke and robbing a liquor store after he was released, and wrote a book about how he was addicted to power and couldn't stop robbing liquor stores because of it.

the sequel to his book about how he killed his wife.

What is the name of this book?

"I didn't do it but if I did ..."

something like that. "An Uncanny Murder" maybe? I dunno I could probably google it pretty easily.

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Derek Chauvin was also innocent.

Lethal dose of Fentanyl in autopsy report and George had a track record of crying like a baby in custody, but this is what Biden worships now.

George Floyd 2019 Arrest Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu28epHmT0s

hey he shouldn't have turned his back on the cops like that. everyone knows that police have the right to blow your head off if you so much as turn around the wrong way, so it's something he just shouldn't have done.

he's so lucky that the police took a calm, measured approach to slowly killing him, instead of responding to his initial attempt to flee with a stray shot.

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There was this theory that stated that it wasn't OJ but possibly his son he was trying to protect who did it. If you're interested you can look it up on the Ytubes...

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What is the name of this book?

"I didn't do it but if I did ..."

something like that. "An Uncanny Murder" maybe? I dunno I could probably google it pretty easily.

I meant the other book you mentioned.