Yes, he did...leave prison after 9 years.
Did OJ do it?
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kingofshedinjas wrote:
Yes, he did...leave prison after 9 years.
Are you sure about that? You know what the lawyer said at the trial: "Until he turns pale, he'll still be in jail."
Oct 7, 2017
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He did it. .......trying to evade police in his white Bronco with 10,000 dollars and a pistol, didn't seem like the actions of an innocent man.
AhPhoey wrote:
Macer, I remember awhile back some reporters asked OJ if he did it and he said no. Doesn't that end everyone's suspicions?
While I certainly don't mean to doubt the man's honesty, this situation is a bit of a he said - she said scenario. I think we need to look at both sides of the story before making judgment.
kaynight wrote:
Capricorn1 sums it up..Man did not walk on the moon.
But OJ was no ordinary man! Remember - this was a guy who rushed for 2000+ yards in a 14-game season!!! Who knows what else he is capable of doing?
cottonsock wrote:
Judgement has already been passed on him , he was found guilty............. just saying
Well, he was found innocent once, and then found guilty the other time... so it's sort of confusing.
who is oj?
Yeeet
Now that the former football star turned national celebrity has been released from prison, it's time to ask once again the age-old question: did he or did he not do it? Theories abound with regard to this particular topic, but what do the great minds of chess.com think? Surely, if anyone can answer a simple yes or no question, it's the people who memorize 30+ moves in a line of the Sicilian Defense for fun - am I right?
So... thoughts?