Lizzie Borden Society Forum

I'm just wondering if he'll even spend nine years there. He seems to have a knack for getting out of things.

Most cases like this depend on how much money the person has. The higher priced the attorney, the more investigating he can do for his client and can usually perform better in court. OJ is supposed to be out of money, or tries to act like it because of the Goldmans civil case. Supposedly he is not even to see his first parole hearing until 7 or 9 years are up, so unless he wins some appeal and the sentence is lessened, we ain't gonna see him on the streets for a long time.

I heard that OJ has gotten himself a new mansion!!!

Check it out...

And I think his new place reflects his personality extremely well.

Sometimes justice has a way of coming around.

I hear the locks on his new place work real good. Keeps all the riff-raff out, um, I mean in.

-1bigsteve