OJ sentencing....18 years with possibility of parole after 5years

[BurningSoul]

Anyone watching this? Can get anywhere from 6 years to life.

[mikedanger]

*roots for life*

[BurningSoul]

can't wait to hear what OJ has to say.....:rolleyes:

[quiggle]

TMP should have made his SP when they had the chance

[quiggle]

probably with the second line of NFL legends

[HollandX]

Clarence Stewart shouldn't have said anything. He's not helping.

You guys can watch live at http://www.cnn.com/live if you didn't know.

[BurningSoul]

lol, doesn't look good for OJ

[Sk8er Boy]

Wow...the judge is tearing into him. Doesn't look good for OJ.

[OilDrop]

He's toast.

[BurningSoul]

bet he gets atleast 18 years

[BurningSoul]

Can't believe that guy ****** his life up for OJ

[cochese75]

Karma




:spawnorb:

[Sk8er Boy]

Ahhh...Poetic Justice. He's going away for a loooooooooooooooong time.

[sibelius]

too many consecutives and concurrents for me to follow - I'll have to let the lawyer reporters calculate all that up. Didn't sound good for OJ though. Kinda felt bad for the other guy based on what I heard today.

[quiggle]

looks very frail now

[Tenbrouck]

Terrible. All around.

[VH Fan]

The earliest he can get out is after 8-10 years, and that is if he gets parole on his first try.

[quiggle]

so is it 18 for good or will he be out like in three years with good behavior?

[BurningSoul]

so is it 18 for good or will he be out like in three years with good behavior?

basically he has no chance for parole his first time up and probably his second time up too

[HollandX]

Vick just got a running back. Soon he'll have a wide receiver.

[Tenbrouck]

Oh, and by the way, what sewer did his hobbit friend (co-defendant) crawl out from. Talk about a Smeagol-looking ugly mo fo.

[quiggle]

good, payback for ruining Game 5 of the 1994 NBA Finals

[BurningSoul]

and they are rioting in LA.....



























OK, maybe not

[Mack]

So.... as a white person does one now stand up and cheer? :confused:

Now that is an ignorant post :spawnskul

[mikedanger]

So.... as a white person does one now stand up and cheer? :confused:

racist ones do...

[mikedanger]

Now that is an ignorant post :spawnskul

yes, but i see what he's getting at. from the acquittal...

http://www.anonymousliberal.com/OJ.jpg

[quiggle]

amazing how 13 years later we go from this in the news

http://i.cnn.net/cnn/2003/US/West/10/01/OJattorney.dead/story.kardashian.ap.jpg'

to

http://images.askmen.com/galleries/other/Event/kim-kardashian/pictures/kim-kardashian-picture-2.jpg

[TastySweetNutz]

This is really going to hinder his efforts in searching for the real killer.

[trevisw513]

Great to hear about it, he's a piece of garbage...

[madden821]

This is really going to hinder his efforts in searching for the real killer.

No kidding... now we will never know who did it.

[newyork3]

He was framed.

[quiggle]

it seems every news outlet is reporting different sentences, but he'll probably be out again in six years you'll see

[newyork3]

You guys got OJ all wrong. He's just a good guy, fine upstanding citizen, trying to live a peacful life and just happend to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Twice.

[Tenbrouck]

Kudos to the Goldman family, who, in spite of tremendous pain and anguish, have stood up and followed this through to the end. It would have been easy for the father or daughter to succumb to grief and drift apart but it SEEMS as though they really pulled together.

[newyork3]

People just need to remember two things.
1. The glove didn't fit.
2. He was a pro athlete.
What else do we need to know about him before we realize that he's innocent and would NEVER do anything to harm another human being.
Come on guys, CUT him some necks......I mean slack.

[tragically fish]

Vick just got a running back. Soon he'll have a wide receiver.

Plaxico seems to be on a fast track to that spot.

[HoosierDaddy]

I still think this is BS. Maybe he is guilty of the Goldman murder but this time he was set up and is wrongfully being charged. This is nothing more then a way to get back at him for the murders. And I don't care what peoples thoughts are about the murders, the bottom line is there was enough evidence in his favor that he was acquitted and people made their minds up about him regardless. Now people are licking their chops because he's going to prison. Not a single person is glad that he is going to prison because he took a gun in to retrieve his stolen property, people are just happy to see him going to jail because, contrary to evidence against it, they ASSUME he is guilty of murder many years ago.

If I let my feelings get involved, I say i enjoy watching this waste of space going to jail too. But from an honest legal perspective, this is wrong.

[bearoh]

I am with you.

I still think this is BS. Maybe he is guilty of the Goldman murder but this time he was set up and is wrongfully being charged. This is nothing more then a way to get back at him for the murders. And I don't care what peoples thoughts are about the murders, the bottom line is there was enough evidence in his favor that he was acquitted and people made their minds up about him regardless. Now people are licking their chops because he's going to prison. Not a single person is glad that he is going to prison because he took a gun in to retrieve his stolen property, people are just happy to see him going to jail because, contrary to evidence against it, they ASSUME he is guilty of murder many years ago.

If I let my feelings get involved, I say i enjoy watching this waste of space going to jail too. But from an honest legal perspective, this is wrong.

[newyork3]

I still think this is BS. Maybe he is guilty of the Goldman murder but this time he was set up and is wrongfully being charged. This is nothing more then a way to get back at him for the murders. And I don't care what peoples thoughts are about the murders, the bottom line is there was enough evidence in his favor that he was acquitted and people made their minds up about him regardless. Now people are licking their chops because he's going to prison. Not a single person is glad that he is going to prison because he took a gun in to retrieve his stolen property, people are just happy to see him going to jail because, contrary to evidence against it, they ASSUME he is guilty of murder many years ago.

If I let my feelings get involved, I say i enjoy watching this waste of space going to jail too. But from an honest legal perspective, this is wrong.
This couldn't be more true. No other person in the world would have gotten THIS sentence for what he allegedly did. The judge kept saying over and over that this had nothing to do with the events of 1995, which is exactly why we know it did.

[Yankee Rose]

I still think this is BS. Maybe he is guilty of the Goldman murder but this time he was set up and is wrongfully being charged. This is nothing more then a way to get back at him for the murders. And I don't care what peoples thoughts are about the murders, the bottom line is there was enough evidence in his favor that he was acquitted and people made their minds up about him regardless. Now people are licking their chops because he's going to prison. Not a single person is glad that he is going to prison because he took a gun in to retrieve his stolen property, people are just happy to see him going to jail because, contrary to evidence against it, they ASSUME he is guilty of murder many years ago.

If I let my feelings get involved, I say i enjoy watching this waste of space going to jail too. But from an honest legal perspective, this is wrong.
I agree this sentence is way too much for the crime.

[quiggle]

you hit it on the nose Hoosier and the judge is quite snippy

[madden821]

People always complain that athletes get easier sentences and now people complain beacuse they get too hash of a sentence. Maybe he did get a little much for this act (I don't know for sure though) but he is where he belongs and thats ok with me.

[Foggman]

I guess i;am going to have to get sent to the big house now,if I want any chance of getting him to sign my heisman helmet now,ah off to Vagas I go

[DEREK44]

OJ - what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, BEOTCH!!!


Dear 8 pound 6 oz newborn infant Jesus... ,

If you could see to it that OJ gets shanked in prison, that would be great.

AMEN

LMFAO! Ahh thats good!

[rarechaselimitedvariation]

greatest buffalo bill ever

[payton34smith22]

Bet that memoribilia doesn’t seem so important now.

[Chachi]

How will Fred Goldman make money off of this?

[NotoriousVesaToskala]

I still think this is BS. Maybe he is guilty of the Goldman murder but this time he was set up and is wrongfully being charged. This is nothing more then a way to get back at him for the murders. And I don't care what peoples thoughts are about the murders, the bottom line is there was enough evidence in his favor that he was acquitted and people made their minds up about him regardless. Now people are licking their chops because he's going to prison. Not a single person is glad that he is going to prison because he took a gun in to retrieve his stolen property, people are just happy to see him going to jail because, contrary to evidence against it, they ASSUME he is guilty of murder many years ago.

If I let my feelings get involved, I say i enjoy watching this waste of space going to jail too. But from an honest legal perspective, this is wrong.

Agreed. This whole situation sucks, the funny thing is, the only one who doesn't look bad in this is OJ himself. On the other side, you have so many people who just want to get OJ (The prosecution, the judge, the jury, the victims) that they don't even care what he goes down for or for how long just to make up for their own incompetence from 14 years ago.

[Bill]

Maybe he is guilty??? Are you serious, you guys think OJ is getting screwed or is it sarcastic?

[akaplan2180]

I also believe the length doesn't suit the crime, but don't really care. Just goes to show the whole legal system is a joke.

And I also do not like Goldman. I know he lost his son and that is horrible. But he still to this day comes off as a person who really only cared about the money. (IMO).

[HoosierDaddy]

No.. some people just dont have common sense... and they firmly believe that this was all a conspiracy, and what not. He did it. The evidence is there that he did it. Some people are just dellusional, and they keep telling themself mornonic thoughts... and they wind up believing it. And its not just here.. its everywhere.The thing is, in several states states it is perfectly legal to hold someone at gun point in order to retrieve your stolen property. I don't know Nevada laws. But OJ has just been Hit with a bogus charge in order for them to nail him for the past. Maybe he was guilty of murder. Maybe he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But if it was you in his shoes and you honestly were innocent but people think it looks like you did it and are head hunting you because of their assumptions, I'm sure you would be more sympathetic to him. JMO.

I don't know if he was guilty of murder. Not enough evidence to prove it. We just have to let that go. What he was convicted of today is BS. again, JMO

[•SteelSpawn•]

Bottom line, his luck ran out! I'm not losing sleep over this...:D

[BurningSoul]

lol, OJ put himself in this ******* situation. And yes, it is illegal in the state of Nevada to hold someone at gunpoint to retrieve your belongings. You know on one hand I kinda feel bad that he's getting sent away for what alot of us would do or consider doing it in that situation. But everytime I get that feeling I remind myself of his smug face as he was getting away with murder.

[Peter Hoffman]

I heard 33 with possibility of parole after 9.

[Peter Hoffman]

lol, OJ put himself in this ******* situation. And yes, it is illegal in the state of Nevada to hold someone at gunpoint to retrieve your belongings. You know on one hand I kinda feel bad that he's getting sent away for what alot of us would do or consider doing it in that situation. But everytime I get that feeling I remind myself of his smug face as he was getting away with murder.

Yeah, I would totally commit kidnapping and armed robbery just to get some junk back.

[maxxlouie]

The thing is, in several states states it is perfectly legal to hold someone at gun point in order to retrieve your stolen property. I don't know Nevada laws. But OJ has just been Hit with a bogus charge in order for them to nail him for the past. Maybe he was guilty of murder. Maybe he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But if it was you in his shoes and you honestly were innocent but people think it looks like you did it and are head hunting you because of their assumptions, I'm sure you would be more sympathetic to him. JMO.

I don't know if he was guilty of murder. Not enough evidence to prove it. We just have to let that go. What he was convicted of today is BS. again, JMO

So then this line of defence is totally based upon ignorance of the law. You are talking of people making assumptions yet you are doing the exact same thing with assuming the laws of Nevada. Facts are he tried to hold up some business with a gun(armed robbery) and then kidnapped and forcibly confined the shop owner I believe. I believe the time that he received was just.

[Toyfan85]

oh well.. when they release what prison hes going too.. ill send a mini helmet to him :D

[XSsoCX]

Fight on, Juice. Fight on......................

Youll need to in prison.........

[Cardinal]

Plaxico seems to be on a fast track to that spot.

Now we can have a real gridiron gang.

[deogg]

Now we can have a real gridiron gang.

Two running backs (OJ and Vick) and a WR (Plaxico)

So who's gonna QB?

[maxxlouie]

Two running backs (OJ and Vick) and a WR (Plaxico)

So who's gonna QB?

Paul Crewe. Don't forget Rae Carruth for WR as well.

[chucknorris666]

I'm glad we heard the real OJ on those tapes when he came in the hotel room like a maniac, like Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman saw. the "aw shucks" OJ persona he put on during the first trial should have gotten him an Oscar.

[chucknorris666]

Two running backs (OJ and Vick) and a WR (Plaxico)

So who's gonna QB?
Ryan Leaf just got fired from his coaching job for asking one of his players for pills, so we'll see.

[Ronzie]

They should have loser Michael Irvin in there on the prison team.