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I hope karma ****s him up the ass. Literally. A big, STD-infected prison gang banger named Karma.
 
STG: VERY much like Capone. Someone in our newsroom made the same observation.
 
you know, I'm trying to find an all-news station with somehting on this and they're all in reruns, specials or infomercials... unbelievable... 200 stations on cable and nothing with live news
 
Headline News, however, has a rerun of Nancy Grace's drumbeat on nthe "tot's mom" guilty of killing her daughter, even before there's a trial... and Fox news has a rerun with Ann Coulter....
 
slappy4428 said:
Headline News, however, has a rerun of Nancy Grace's drumbeat on nthe "tot's mom" guilty of killing her daughter, even before there's a trial... and Fox news has a rerun with Ann Coulter....

Wow, there's some must-see TV.
 
Please tell me there's a nice white Ford Bronco - perhaps once used by Hertz - in which the correctional system can transport Simpson.
 
CNN was the only one to break in with a live feed. Don't know if MSNBC broke in, but Fox didn't and none of the locals had it on.

So much for those stations providing 24/7 news ...
 
We had the live feed in the office, and we were about 30 seconds ahead of CNN. His face was surreal.
 
MSNBC isn't provided here by Comcast, so I don't know if anywhere but the West Coast had it live.
 
Juice picked the wrong town for a black guy with carloads of past baggage to place himself in that position of potential jeopardy.
 
ArnoldBabar said:
I hope karma ****s him up the ass. Literally. A big, STD-infected prison gang banger named Karma.


AB:

Check this out:

http://www.themorgan.org/exhibitions/exhibition.asp?1d=4
 
schiezainc said:
D-3 Fan said:
How much time is he facing?

Not enough.
Uh, I didn't write that. Point of Order asked this question.

IJAG, we had two threads running when the verdict was read. Thankfully, there is only one.

But knowing Orenthal James Simpson, this thread could get locked and another one opens up. Let's bank on that not happening!
 
slappy4428 said:
OTD said:
schiezainc said:
The bad thing here is that this all but assures the fact that the Goldman family won't get the money they're legally entitled to.

I'm sure Fred Goldman is happier this way.

Fred Goldman is never happy.
Would you be happy if someone murdered your son, for no reason, and walked, to the celebration of millions of people?
 
heyabbott said:
slappy4428 said:
OTD said:
schiezainc said:
The bad thing here is that this all but assures the fact that the Goldman family won't get the money they're legally entitled to.

I'm sure Fred Goldman is happier this way.

Fred Goldman is never happy.
Would you be happy if someone murdered your son, for no reason, and walked, to the celebration of millions of people?
Three people and God know exactly what happened. The man was acquitted of the crime yet people have a difficult time of letting go. Now, he's been convicted by a jury that definitely wasn't of his peers.
No one was killed in this latest case and it doesn't appear to be worthy of life imprisonment. The man is 61 years old and in failing health. He'll more than likely die in prison because of the established guidelines.
At some point, in my opinion, the Goldmans wanted revenge and got greedy. The two don't exactly go together like peanut butter and jelly.
 
Drip said:
heyabbott said:
slappy4428 said:
OTD said:
schiezainc said:
The bad thing here is that this all but assures the fact that the Goldman family won't get the money they're legally entitled to.

I'm sure Fred Goldman is happier this way.

Fred Goldman is never happy.
Would you be happy if someone murdered your son, for no reason, and walked, to the celebration of millions of people?
Three people and God know exactly what happened. The man was acquitted of the crime yet people have a difficult time of letting go. Now, he's been convicted by a jury that definitely wasn't of his peers.
No one was killed in this latest case and it doesn't appear to be worthy of life imprisonment. The man is 61 years old and in failing health. He'll more than likely die in prison because of the established guidelines.
At some point, in my opinion, the Goldmans wanted revenge and got greedy. The two don't exactly go together like peanut butter and jelly.


He was found "not guilty" by a jury.

He was not acquitted.
 
Drip said:
heyabbott said:
slappy4428 said:
OTD said:
schiezainc said:
The bad thing here is that this all but assures the fact that the Goldman family won't get the money they're legally entitled to.

I'm sure Fred Goldman is happier this way.

Fred Goldman is never happy.
Would you be happy if someone murdered your son, for no reason, and walked, to the celebration of millions of people?
Three people and God know exactly what happened. The man was acquitted of the crime yet people have a difficult time of letting go. Now, he's been convicted by a jury that definitely wasn't of his peers.
No one was killed in this latest case and it doesn't appear to be worthy of life imprisonment. The man is 61 years old and in failing health. He'll more than likely die in prison because of the established guidelines.
At some point, in my opinion, the Goldmans wanted revenge and got greedy. The two don't exactly go together like peanut butter and jelly.

He was also found liable by a civil jury and did everything he could to hide his assets to avoid paying the plaintiff. That's criminal in and of itself. And if you think he didn't do ithe murders, seriously, you should read some of the books. Yes, he got lucky on the roulette wheel the first time around and this time, karma came back to bite him in the ass. I have no problem with him staying in prison the rest of his life for this charge. He got 13 years of freedom he didn't deserve while the victims' families had to watch that. And I'm sure his kids will be happy to be someplace he can't hurt him.
 

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