I must say I was very interested to read this book because I wanted to see if he actually confesses to the murders! He is a liar and this whole book is just trash to be honest with you.. He leaves out alot of information that actually happened when you watch his trails. It is sad to know that he actually got away with murder and that he had to try so hard to make himself look so innocent on paper!
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O.J. Simpson's 2007 hypothetical murder confession is worth your attention, not as a confession, but as a glimpse inside the man who is O.J. Simpson, the celebrity who flaunted getting away with murder. IF I DID IT: CONFESSIONS OF THE KILLER provides a new perspective on the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. As published, this book is truly the story of the Goldman family. The family wrote the forward,...
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OJ's rambling narrative is his attempt to re-write the history of his physical abuse and infidelities (bad for his public image) prior to Nicole's divorcing him. Through endless repetiton he so sweetly and with enormous concern and affection paints the worst possible picture of Nicole. He contradicts himself throughout, but he always remains, of course, The Loving Father and Family Man of the Year. He then asks readers to...
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Why 5 Stars? To start, the book is compelling. You do not have the urge to put this book down. Simpson's arrogance, denial and absolute disrespect for his victims dances across the pages. The contradictions he makes throughout the book are shocking...i found myself flipping back through the pages to make sure situations were contradictions, and every time I was correct. If you have any doubts about his guilt, this book...
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