I’m glad that the Goldman family gives O.J. Simpson no peace. And they have very creative ways of doing it.
A federal bankruptcy judge ordered O.J. Simpson’s daughter Tuesday to give a deposition by week’s end in a lawsuit about the former football star’s canceled book, “If I Did It.”
A judge already ordered the bankrupt company owned by Simpson’s children to turn over any copies of the book in which the former NFL star explains how he might have committed the killings of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
Simpson, who has maintained his innocence, was acquitted in 1995 of criminal charges in the deaths.
Goldman’s family wants to rename the book “Confessions of a Double Murderer” and sell it to collect part of the $33.5 million they won nearly a decade after a civil jury found Simpson liable for Goldman’s death.
It never occurred to me that you could buy the rights to an unpublished book and rename it.
