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I hate to bring this up, but isn't it ironic? 13 years to day he walked, after murdering his wife, and her lover, The juice found guilty on all counts. Well, he did'nt kill anyone this time. Justice is Justice. I'm not going to be holding up any "Free Nordberg" signs.

Got what he deserved. Ridiculous that he was a free man all these past years anyway.

The OJ case was a shining example (NOT) of our justice system. If they can't get you in a criminal court, they can try again in a civil court and ruin your life that way. I'm not saying OJ didn't deserve it, but suppose it was you on the other side? You don't commit murder, get tried for it, win...but still lose everything you ever had or ever will have in a civil court considering the same issue for which you were acquitted.

Oh well...I guess that's the thing about real criminals...they can't stay away from the criminal activities. Give them enough time and they'll do something else they'll get convicted for. At least this time, it wasn't someone else getting murdered.

And for the record, I never believed OJ did it...but I think he knew who did it and was protecting him. :-)

DangerousDave wrote:I hate to bring this up, but isn't it ironic? 13 years to day he walked, after murdering his wife, and her lover, The juice found guilty on all counts. Well, he did'nt kill anyone this time. Justice is Justice. I'm not going to be holding up any "Free Nordberg" signs.

I guess that's what you get for releasing a book titled "If I did it"