"If I Did It" Please Shoot Me

Ok... WAIT !!
I have to yell "BULLSHIT" whenever I see a bull with shit under him.

O.J. Simpson's unpublished "book" is now being auctioned off. By FRED GOLDMAN... Ron Goldman's father. Get the whole story HERE.

I have always stood by the Goldman family because they were in court fighting to bring down the man that allegedly murdered their son. I have to say allegedly in order to keep things orderly. In my opinion, O.J. did it.

I supported the Goldman's because they fought hard to bring down the man that had taken their son's life. It did not work out in the criminal trial, so the only other recourse was to make his life as miserable as legally possible by making him live the life of a pauper... like... me... WAIT A MINUTE!!!

Anyway, I applauded their fight against the publication of O.J.'s book, entitled "If I Did It". This made sense, since Simpson would profit from his crime. That was a justified action on their part since any parent who has lost a child to a murderous animal should have the right to make the perpetrators life as miserable as hell.

The publication was cancelled and all was good. Good for you Mr. Goldman. You stood by your morals and kept this evil man from perpetrating another vile deed.

I find it disturbing how Mr. Rogers can suddenly turn into a money grubbing pig.

The purpose of the civil trial was to come up with another way to punish Simpson. It was not, as we assumed, about the money.

Apparently, it was.

Through the actions of Mr Goldman and a public outcry, the publication was axed.

Now Mr. Goldman is going to do the same thing that O.J. was going to do?!?!?!?!!!!!!!!!

Mr. Goldman has now shown his true colors... If he sells the rights to this book, he is no better than O.J.....

"The Goldmans were horrified as to the content, but the real horror was that Simpson was profiting," Goldman's lawyer, David Cook, said.
"O.J. is now on the block. On the right hand we get to sell the book, and on the left we get the money."

He is pretty much much pissing on his son's grave for the almighty dollar.

It is sad to say, but it would have been a teeny bit better to let O.J. profit from the proceeds, and then have it taken away... but not much better.

Mr. Goldman's fight to find justice for his beloved son, has turned into nothing but a rush to make as much money as he can.

Mr. Goldman, I feel for your son, were he able to see what you have become.

Imagine... you were murdered, and were able to see the just fight that your father made to bring justice to the perpetrator, only to see him counting the gold at the kitchen table and chuckling all the while.

May I be more of a Father.