What did you think when OJ Simpson was accused of murdering his wife?

I dont know if he himself did it or not
but I think he had something to do with it.
Why else would he run from the cops?
innocent people dont do stuff like that
if he had nothing to hide he would have not run
And of course he is going to put as much "evidence" out there tp try to prove his innocence but honestly i dont buy it

You're not in my writing class at school now are you?
We have a persuasive paper to write for our final project and we have to take a well known case and defend our viewpoint on it.

OJ is one of our case choices.
and I refuse to do that one.

I was in like 7th grade or maybe 8th grade when this all went down. I remember watching the trial on TV and you know what...it's not my life. I didn't care then and I don't care now.

My honest opinion is yes he is guilty as sin,he killed his wife and Goldman, the reason he killed Goldman is because he was there when he killed his wife.i do not think he set out to kill Goldman,but after he was there at the house he had no choice....I do not know if OJ did it himself or had it done but my gut feeling is "He Did IT""" either way he's guilty..He is an abusive man to all of his women,he has always been abusive...He was even abusive to all his girl friends before his marriage and after...His latest girl friend left him because he was abusive...The only thing that got that man off was he had money to hire that "Dream Team" and they were able to get him off, ONLY because the police made a few mistakes, which was unfortunate, but it worked in his favor....Ron Goldman had come to OJ's home to bring his wife her glasses back that she left at the place she was eating dinner..He will pay one of these days for his dirty deeds, you can bet on that.he lost a lot anyway, he is not liked and not popular as he once was...

I started watching the chase and just could not stand the excitement, I fell asleep. I don't know if he did it, we will never know. I just get turned off by all of the celebrity excitement that the news media tries to generate. I don't pay attention to any of it.

If his wife was having an affair with Goldman that would have been reason to kill them both. And maybe it was done to throw the police off track. Considering all the trouble he has been in since then and the book he wrote about If he did it.. is almost like thumbing his nose up at the cops because he can't be tried again for double jeopardy.

For an innocent man he gave the police a good chase too. It seems to me that anyone who is a public figure gets off, and if a poor man had been charged with the same crime he would be in prison right now and not a free man like OJ. Money talks and OJ walks.

Dear Ctry,

I don't know if OJ killed his wife and Ron Goldman, but there was very very possibly evidence that was overlooked in the case, and there is speculation that they glove may have shrunk with the blood and all, but I honestly can not say.

He might have, he might have not.

Here's my take on the situation...

He was acquitted of the murders, but he was found that he could have been responsible in a civil suit.

All said and done, the Goldman's have a vicious vendetta against Simpson, and will do anything they can to make his life miserable to include set him up for burglary and get him sent to prison for any lessor crime.

Ok but guilty or not, I can not judge him, he will face the ultimate judgment when he dies, God, for his actions, and at that time he will have to answer to God for his guilt or part in their murders if he is guilty.

Mooch

OJ killed his wife. As far as why did he kill Ron, well he was seeing her and he was in the wrong place and the wrong time. That means he could have identified OJ so he had to kill him too. What goes around comes around, he will be in prison soon where he belongs.

What bothered me is that the jury did not take the time to deliberate. There is no way they reviewed the evidence in that case and then came back with a verdict that quickly. It left lingering doubts in my mind.

I think that 90% of the people in the country were caught up in all the drama surrounding the OJ incident, ctry. I did what I usually try to do in questionable circumstances-weighed all the evidence. I have never believed that he did it, and I also think there was much more to the case than we will ever know. He evidently was disliked by many people-for whatever reasons-and that is no reason to take away a man's livelihood. It was eye-opening to watch as people he had considered to be friends turned on him, one by one. I'll always believe he was set up, and, for some reason, could not come out with the truth. There were so many holes in the case that it looked like Swiss cheese by the end. I followed his career to some extent while he was a football player, sports announcer, and later, an actor. Many people accused him of being arrogant. That is possibly true, but it's not a crime. There was also a lot of dislike for him in the black community for marrying out of his race. As I pointed out to many people, he wasn't the first, and he won't be the last to do that.

Honnestly, I don't think he did it. I didn't understand the whole car chase thing, but stuff just didn't add up to me. What I found interesting is that some people I know that were sure he was guilty were also sure that Scott Peterson was innocent. Funny how some people view things one way, and some another. The thing that bothers me most is that Nicole and Goldman's families were able to win in civil court when he was found innocent in the trial.

That in itself is wrong to me. If you are found innocent, how can they come back and say, "well, you're going to pay for it anyway."