Here you go Professor D

www.espn.com/.../man-says-sold-oj-simpson-1968-heisman-trophy-reno-collector-year-ago

www.espn.com/.../the-strange-true-tales-oj-simpson-two-heisman-trophies

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tripleoption said:

Here you go Professor D

www.espn.com/.../man-says-sold-oj-simpson-1968-heisman-trophy-reno-collector-year-ago

www.espn.com/.../the-strange-true-tales-oj-simpson-two-heisman-trophies

Wow -very interesting story. Thanks for posting it, Triple !

OJ may have come clean to his kids while on his death bed . So they can have a book written on what really transpired on the night of the murders . and most likely make a butt load of money .

I actually doubt he ever confessed. If he did confess on his deathbed, it should have been to the Victims. AND mostly, to the Almighty, whom He was fixing to meet.

I don't believe there ever was a more prominent athlete whose fall from grace was as large as OJ's.

I saw OJ play for USC. He was the greatest college football running back I ever saw.

He's among the best NFL running backs of all-time, too. But he was a stone cold murderer, who got away with it because of a biased jury.

I was glad when he did eventually end up in prison and I certainly shed no tears on his passing.

My daughters husband and his family were his neighbors on Rockingham in Brentwood. His dad played a lot of golf with him. I admit it was fascinating listening to their thoughts. Probably can be accurately called the trial of the century.

You know the Judge that sentenced him to 9-33 years was definitely thinking of payback not justice. It is hard for me to agree with a harsh sentence because of a not guilty verdict in an unrelated offense.

It’s called karma, TB