From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   That's what I said ... Karma.  It took me forever to get over the   
   murder case (he did it and we all know it and he got off scott free).   
   Anyway, he's been in trouble like 10 times.... he deserves the three   
   strikes law anyway.  So no, even if excessive, he deserves it because   
   he's always felt  like he's above the law.  not anymore!   
      
   On Sat, 4 Oct 2008 08:43:43 -0500, "Gummby3"    
   wrote:   
      
   >If he did even half of what he was convicted of, then that's a   
   >little thing called Karma.  I'm among many, including cops,   
   >lawyers, average Joes, who feel that the Justice System was abused   
   >in ON pt.1.  At least one Simpson associate has come forward to   
   >apologize for the cover-up.  It's obvious that Or's world tour of   
   >every golf course, Putt-Putt center, pro shop and 19th hole, in   
   >the attempt to find the real killer, just failed to do it's job.   
   >Besides, with this case, even if ON was only trying to get his   
   >alleged property back, there are legal avenues that he could have   
   >taken to accomplish it.  Was he, and his goons, really intending   
   >on harming his former friend?  That there proves that he has   
   >always has the inclination towards taking the law into his own   
   >hand and finishing it the way he wants to done.  Besides, he has   
   >shown his disregard for the law before.  True, his murder case was   
   >thrown out, but he did lose a Civil Case and was ordered to make   
   >financial compensations to the Nichole's family.  All these years   
   >later, he has only made a small dent in the amount.  The only good   
   >thing about this is that if the conviction sticks, this celeb   
   >isn't going to get a ridiculous 84 minutes in jail.   
      
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