Comments on: O.J. Simpson Murder Weapon Mystery Solved?

By: Nancy

Nancy — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 02:11:54 +0000

class has nothing to do with money….. money can't buy class

By: Jimmy Black

Jimmy Black — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 06:44:53 +0000

May I just interrupt? We are just human beings. Whether the accused was won, you don't have to blame anyone with that. That's the result, so be it! But always remember that no one was excuse when God judge us all!

By: Pam

Pam — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:15:23 +0000

I just finished reading this book and I think it has one of the most plausible explanations of what went down the evening Nicole and Ron was murdered. I have no doubt about OJ’s guilt; the evidence is overwhelming, but before reading this book I assumed that the murders were premeditated because of the disguise, the Kato alibi and I thought he wanted custody of his kids. I think that Mike Gilbert is correct. OJ went over to Nicole’s that night to confront her and she wouldn’t let him inside because she was expecting company, probably Marcus Allen. It makes sense that Nicole and OJ were continuing to argue outside the house. When OJ saw the candles and heard the music he went off in a jealous rage. Nicole probably thought OJ was on his way to Chicago and she was planning on a romantic evening with some guy, when she opened the door. Maybe OJ had his back turned so she couldn’t see his face and he was wearing that cap as a disguise. Most likely Oj hit her just as Ron arrived on the scene; “hey, Hey hey” and then attacked OJ with the knife. I think that OJ was a sex addict and just couldn’t stop screwing around but wanted Nicole and the children too. I also think that Nicole and OJ did love each other in an immature,obsessive and destructive way. Nicole was angry when she found out OJ was still screwing around with Paula and wanted to hurt him by doing the same thing. She chose OJ’s best friend, Marcus Allen, for revenge sex, plus several young studs, knowing it would made OJ go crazy. OJ and Nicole drove each other insane until one of them killed the other. I don’t think OJ intended to kill the object of his affection; he just wanted to control her but after he murdered Ron in a fit of jealous rage he had to eliminate the only witness, Nicole.
This is one of the best books about written by an insider about the continuing OJ saga. OJ had everything a man could want but couldn’t contol his narcisstic behavior. I hope OJ never gets out of prison.

By: llisa

llisa — Wed, 13 May 2009 07:36:49 +0000

Wow, it is a shock to me that some believe O.J. is innocent of this crime. I used to see O.J and Nicole at the beach in Monarch Bay or at local movie theaters when they were younger. I recognized him as someone famous but for some reason believed him to be a basketball player. For those of us that did not think of him as such a hero football player, the evidence is overwhelming and obvious.

As far as custody the Brown kids went to school with my kid when they were in the custody of the Brown Family. It was a double tragedy that O.J was allowed to raise them. After all he not only killed their mother but left them to wake up and find her.

Fred Goldman is still very angry. The Brown’s have moved on as best they could. I think it would be healthy for Fred Goldman to find a way to move past his anger.

By: llisa

llisa — Wed, 13 May 2009 03:41:29 +0000

In a system where celebrity and money can buy a verdict there is no Justice. We have a system where a person from the upper class can get no time for the same crime that a person from a lower class can get hard time.

Because Justice is for sale.

By: Sassy

Sassy — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:04:29 +0000

The whole thing was just SAD…all I can say is WHOEVER committed the murders will be judged one day by the ultimate jury.

By: Janet

Janet — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 17:59:05 +0000

How anybody could say that the Goldmans are just money hungry shows that people can be heartless.These people lost a part of their family and may we never know the pain of losing a loved one ,of all, a child.I think O.J. is very guilty and has never shown any saddness or remorse which backs my opinion up even more.Ignorant people praise him because he could throw a football.Big deal!!!He is not an idol or star but instead a jealous,big headed murderer who should of been put to death.There was a lot of evidence of his guilt before and afterthis botched trial and the jury feared another riot in L.A. among other issues relating to this trial.A drug dealer killed them,No way ,she had enough money to pay for anything her heart desired but a jerk of an x husband who hated her because he was a madman.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 20:27:48 +0000

I was only a teenager when the murders happened, and the trial took place, I remember it but I did not pay a lot of attention to it at the time. When the book “If I did it” was released, I was intrigued and read it. Since then I have read almost every book on OJ that I could find. One thing keeps bothering me about the whole case. In the book “Evidence Missing” which was written by the two lean investigators of the case, it was noted that Nicole was barefoot when her body was found and that her feet were extremely clean, leading to the obvious conclusion that she was disabled and murdered the moment she walked out of her door. Now as abusive as everyone believes that OJ was, both physically and verbally, I truly believe that if he had gone to her home that night, he would have had it out with her first….yealling and fighting with her, not cutting her throat the moment she emerged from the door. They both attended their daughters recital that evening and no one testified to their being any bad vibes between the two of them. If it is true what he said in “If I Did It” if a friend had come to his house that evening and told him about yet another escapade of sex and drugs that she had been involved in, he would have gone over there and screamed at her, maybe slapped her around, but with his history with her, I do not believe he went over there with the sole intent of killing her, thus, stabbing her as soon as she answered the door. That just doesn’t make sense to me. I do believe that anyone is capable of murder, but you have to be driven to it (in your own mind anyhow) It just seems the most obvious scenario to me that he would have gone there, gotten into an altercation and then killed her!!!

By: Vee

Vee — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:33:55 +0000

I believe Gilbert for a couple reasons. Reason one, why did he not tell this story at the time? Because OJ was basically his boss, he made his living off OJ, and there were a TON of hangers on who protected him. Look at the guy who drove that bronco, and a dozen others who stood up for him/protected him at the time. Still today you have people saying OJ was not guilty of the murders!

Second, Gilbert has left himself open to prosecution with his book admissions, and why would anyone do that? I saw him on Dr Phil the other day, and he said he made around $100K off the book, not a fortune in a day where the average house costs a quarter to half million.

The bad thing about the Dr Phil show was the Goldmans IMO, especially Mr Goldman, I realize he is still hurting, who would NOT be hurting if one of our relatives was butchered in that way, especially by a celeb? But, he gave this Gilbert no credit or chance, and frankly, he should have been a tad more gracious that this guy is coming out with the story after all these years, every little bit helps IMO, and this guy gave another paragraph into the story we all know so well. He did not have to embrace him, or even be best friends with Gilbert, but he should have thanked him, after all, not all people react the same way to lifes events, where Goldman said he would never be friends with a murderer, there are plenty of people who will, indeed, look at all the people who still believe OJ is innocent. There are all sorts of values in this world, and some don’t mind at all lowering themselves to believing in a murderer.

By: Kathie

Kathie — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 14:55:47 +0000

There was testimony at the trial and pictures of a large
knife on the counter in Nicole’s kitchen. I’m sure the
police would have tested this large knife for blood.
Even the LAPD would not overlook testing it, when they
had two victims slashed to death.
You don’t suppose this is where Gilbert got the idea
to say… if she only hadn’t come to the door with a large
knife she would be alive today.
Nice try Gilbert…