| Yes folks, it's the long awaited OJ
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| | Simpson was planning a tell all book. One
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| Simpson confession book! Except that in
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| | article I read claimed that this section
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| OJ's mind it was anything but, he claims
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| | was 'under edited,' that might be true,
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| it is a fictional account of how we would
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| | but it is also written from the heart.
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| have done it, if he had done it! I have
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| | And I will take that every time over the
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| lots of problems with this book, not
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| | sterile grammatical style favored by many
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| least of which is what was going through
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| | large publishing houses. It worked for me
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| his sick and twisted mind to want to
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| | and set the scene well.
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| write the book in the first place. If you
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| | The most damning testimony to the guilt
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| are innocent this book makes no sense.
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| | and obvious truth to the 'hypothetical
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| And if you are guilty, it makes even less
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| | version of events' comes from Ghostwriter
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| sense, unless you are trying to confess
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| | Pablo Fenjves. In a matter of just 20
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| and clear the air. But he plainly says,
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| | pages Pablo tells a very interesting side
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| time and time again that it is fiction.
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| | of OJ Simpson. Although I had no doubt of
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| The good news is that through the
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| | his guilt from the time of the actual
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| intervention of Fred and Kim Goldman OJ
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| | 1993 events, Pablo makes a case that is
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| Simpson will not see one dime of profits
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| | so strong event Judge Ito and that half
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| from its sale. The not so good news is
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| | wit jury would have found OJ guilty.
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| that OJ did manage to get the almost
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| | Next up, is the OJ Simpson text. Pretty
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| $700,000 in advances before the project
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| | much it is a self serving and nauseating
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| became public.
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| | piece of garbage. He explains at great
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| Really it is the story behind the book
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| | length what a nice guy he is, and what a
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| that makes better reading than the book
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| | bad person Nicole Brown was. The one
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| itself. When the Goldman family heard
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| | chapter of interest is the one detailing
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| that OJ Simpson was having a book written
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| | the events of the fateful night. With the
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| they moved into high gear to prevent its
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| | exception of the 'second man,' it likely
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| publication and his ability to profit
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| | is one of the few factual parts of the
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| from the misery. In the 13 years
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| | entire manuscript.
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| following the guilty verdict Simpson has
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| | The final chapter is written by Dominick
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| paid exactly nothing of the money awarded
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| | Dunne. Dominick covered the original
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| to the Goldman's. He relocated to Florida
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| | trial for Vanity Fair, and became a close
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| to avoid the pesky Californian judgment,
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| | friend of the Goldman's as a result. His
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| and spends a happy life playing golf and
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| | is an interesting story, he too lost a
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| who knows what else. The award was
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| | child at the hands of a murderer, his
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| somewhere in the 18 million dollar range,
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| | daughter was killed, and the killer
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| with interest that now amount has more
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| | walked free after only 2 ½ years behind
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| than doubled, one report puts it at 39
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| | bars. Needless to say he does not have
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| million dollars.
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| | any sympathy for Mr. Simpson. Dominick
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| With ammunition like that the courts
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| | does a good job of summarizing the book,
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| sided with the Goldman's and gave them
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| | and while maybe not adding anything new,
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| the rights to the book. Unfortunately
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| | provides the reader with an eloquent
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| there were strings attached, a bankruptcy
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| | essay.
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| was involved. And after much soul
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| | So the question you are asking yourself
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| searching they realized that although
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| | right now is 'Should I buy this book?'
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| they had won, the win came at the great
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| | Well a great work of literature it is
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| price of now having to publish the book.
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| | not, but that does not mean that it is
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| The end result, is a book that I am sure
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| | not a 'must read' book. I am glad that
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| OJ hates! Yes his material is included in
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| | 'If I Did It' has been published, and I
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| its unchanged entirety, however it it
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| | am happy that I managed to get a copy. It
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| preceded by some commentary by Fred
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| | is compulsive reading, and I recommend it
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| Goldman, and the actual Ghostwriter Pablo
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| | wholeheartedly.
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| Fenjves. The book is ended by a chapter
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| | I am working on an interview with Kim and
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| written by Dominick Dunne.
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| | Fred Goldman, and I think that will be an
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| Let's take these sections one by one.
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| | illuminating event. My advice, go get a
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| Fred Goldman explains at length the
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| | copy and read it, it is widely available
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| problems and frustrations his family felt
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| | in bookstores and also through Amazon.
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| when it became public knowledge that OJ
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