>>>>This time two guys spent 30 years for something they didn't do.
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>>>And OJ's still walking around laughing about getting away with multiple killings.
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>>Think about it. OJ didn't really get away with it. Yes, he was found innocent in the criminal trial by a carefully chosen jury. Anyone who thinks trials can't be decided in the jury selection stage don't need to look any further. But anyone who watched any amount of that trial knows he did it. The evidence was overwhelming. His blood at the crime scene, the victims' blood in his car. Time, motive, opportunity.
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>>Still, he was transformed from an American idol to a pariah. Reportedly he can't even get golf partners. He's not behind bars but he is paying. Personally I can't imagine a much worse fate than being treated as a murderer everywhere you go when you were accustomed to being treated as a hero. Yes, he should be in prison, but his is a punishment cunning enough for the Greek gods.
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>>He was convicted in the civil case. The last I heard he was not paying what he is supposed to, hiding out in Florida where they can't take your house.
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>He's in prison in NV for a robbery case.
>I was still living in FL when he moved there. A lot of golf courses wouldn't let him play - he got kicked out of at least one restaurant - and anytime he went ANYWHERE there were people yelling "murderer" at him, so needless to say he was not too welcome there.
I did not realize he was sent to prison for the Vegas incident. Kind of funny that he got away with murder (in terms of prison anyway) and went to prison over this. His story, which I kind of believed, was that the "victim" had stolen some memorobilia from him and he was taking it back. It just goes to show the postman always rings twice, as they say.
Now there is a movie that would be up Kevin's alley, the remake with Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange. After it was released Nicholson infuriated Lange by claiming their torrid sex scene on the kitchen table was not simulated.
