He will describe in great detail exactly how he killed them. Then at the end of the last page, it will say... "allegedly".
Damn it's been cancelled!! http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/News_Corp._cancels_OJ_Simpson_book_1120.html
a friend of mine used to work as an attorney for barry scheck, one of oj's lawyers. he got us yankee tickets and they were amazing, right behind the plate. scheck gained lots of notoriety, and presumably money, from the case, which helps him afford really great season tickets in yankee stadium, which i was able to sit in. so i like to think that in a tiny little way i profited from the verdict. thanks, juice.
Barry Scheck is one helluva defense attorney. He's done a lot of great work on behalf of wrongly convicted people, especially those on death row. As gross as I thought all of this is, I'm almost as upset about a network responding to public criticism and backing down. And for the Top Dog to insinuate that he knew nothing of this is laughable.
With the cancellation of the book, let's not hope it will be made into a movie. But if it was made into a movie...let's see now, OJ could play himself, since he's available for work and could really perform well w/o trying to remember all the lines and scenes, etc. He could just act it out from memory. His acting would be so professional it would just seem so realistic. :hihi:
