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triplexxx 10-04-2008 03:43 AM

OJ Simpson behind bars!
 
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Breaking: OJ Found Guilty On All Counts
Likely a life sentence if judge sentences by standards.
Anniversary of his acquittal 13 years ago of murder of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman.
Held in Clark County jail without bail. Immediate appeal expected.
Stewart also found guilty of all counts.

Simpson, 61, and a golfing buddy, Clarence "C.J." Stewart, 54, each face five years to life in prison if convicted of kidnapping, or mandatory prison time if convicted of armed robbery.

They've pleaded not guilty to 12 charges, including conspiracy, coercion and assault with a deadly weapon. The jury had ordered dinner earlier in the evening so they could continue deliberating on the various counts.
Immediate appeal expected. Held In Clark County jail without bail.

Simpson Found Guilty of:
Count 1 - Conspiracy to Commit a Crime (Gross Misdemeanor) -
Count 2 - Conspiracy to Commit Kidnapping -
Count 3 - Conspiracy to Commit Robbery -
Count 4 - Burglary While in Possession of Deadly Weapon -
Count 5 - First Degree Kidnapping With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 6 - First Degree Kidnapping With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 7 - Robbery With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 8 - Robbery With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 9 - Assault With a Deadly Weapon -
Count 10 - Assault With a Deadly Weapon -
Count 11 - Coercion With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 12 - Coercion With Use of a Deadly Weapon -

Stewart found guilty of:
Count 1 - Conspiracy to Commit a Crime -
Count 2 - Conspiracy to Commit Kidnapping -
Count 3 - Conspiracy to Commit Robbery -
Count 4 - Burglary While in Possession of Deadly Weapon -
Count 5 - First Degree Kidnapping With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 6 - First Degree Kidnapping With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 7 - Robbery With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 8 - Robbery With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 9 - Assault With a Deadly Weapon -
Count 10 - Assault With a Deadly Weapon -
Count 11 - Coercion With Use of a Deadly Weapon -
Count 12 - Coercion With Use of a Deadly Weapon -

Posted by Writing Practice at 10/03/2008 10:11:00 PM
Labels: guilty, oj simpson
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The Stryker 10-04-2008 03:44 AM

Boooooooooooooooo!!!

ThirdMarioBro 10-04-2008 04:39 AM

Now maybe I don't have to hear this crap anymore.

That Matt Guy 10-04-2008 07:04 AM

now he won't have time to find the real killers.

Raph's Girl 10-04-2008 12:17 PM

I find it EXTREMELY ironic that he was found Guilty on all counts 13 years to the DAY he was found not guilty. :lol:

Sorry O.J. history aint repeatin itself for ya.

Type 97 Chi-ha 10-04-2008 02:25 PM

I wonder how everyone else in prison is reacting to this? :lol:

ToTheNines 10-04-2008 02:35 PM

9's says: Good!

Drtooth 10-04-2008 07:12 PM

Too bad it wasn;t for killing his wife. It ain't a race thing for me... he's just a schnook! I mean, that writing a book about how he theoretically would kill his own wife.

Now, hopefully, Robert Blake will be caught on something too.

Buslady 10-06-2008 01:11 AM

YAY! He should burn. What kinda moron kidnaps and does alla this crap for a buncha stupid memorabilia? He's out of his mind. I'm glad he's off the streets.
Interesting tho - I was in Vega$ while they read it off, from the hotel I could look out and see the court bldg over in downtown while I watched them read off the verdicts.

Too bad it wasn't for the murder of Nicole Brown... :( but he's outta here for good now.

The Stryker 10-06-2008 06:51 AM

Okay, No real proof that he killed his wife but alright.

He won't be in jail for the full sentence.

Buslady 10-06-2008 08:33 AM

for me, the fact that she's in her grave, the fact I have seen her grave is good enough for me. but yeah whatever.
I'd like to know why the hell did he do what he did? for some stupid sports artifacts? come on, it's just stuff. who cares!

Drtooth 10-06-2008 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Buslady (Post 638492)
for me, the fact that she's in her grave, the fact I have seen her grave is good enough for me. but yeah whatever.

Not so much that, but being smug about getting off, and not at once looking like he was upset about his wife being murdered... oh yeah... and then turning around and writing a book about killing his wife to prove his innocence....

And Robert Blake killed his wife too!

ThirdMarioBro 10-06-2008 01:22 PM

He was a sh*t-bag, and now he's in prison. Good riddance.

The Stryker 10-07-2008 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Buslady (Post 638492)
for me, the fact that she's in her grave, the fact I have seen her grave is good enough for me.

So...because a person was killed and the guy was close to said person, That means he's the killer. Case Closed.

Rock Solid Logic on that one. I guess we should arrest Ed Mcmahon for the murder of Johnny Carson.

Mecha Cow 10-07-2008 03:03 AM

He wasn't arrested for murder, now was he?

Regardless, he's enough of a scumbag for the whole 'If I did it' fiasco anyway. No sympathy from me.

BubblyShell22 10-07-2008 08:18 AM

What goes around comes around. O.J is getting his comeuppance at last. I hope he gets life in prison. Ron Goldman's dad said that if O.J. got life in prison, it would be a great birthday present for him because O.J's sentencing is a day before Fred's birthday.

KROW 10-07-2008 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Stryker (Post 638486)
Okay, No real proof that he killed his wife but alright.

Except for all that blood. The high-speed chase doesn't help, either.

But, like Mecha said, he wasn't charged or arrested for the murders in this instance, so it's pretty irrelevant to debate about them.

Cure 10-07-2008 12:05 PM

No one can really say if he killed his wife or not unless they were there to see it. The way he acted in court has even less to do with it. How do we know he didn't go home everyday after court and cry like a bitch? Again, you don't unless you were really there.

Drtooth 10-07-2008 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by TheCure (Post 638742)
No one can really say if he killed his wife or not unless they were there to see it. The way he acted in court has even less to do with it. How do we know he didn't go home everyday after court and cry like a bitch? Again, you don't unless you were really there.

How did we know he didn't go home every night and get hammered and piss on pictures of his dead wife?

But yeah, this has nothing to do with that. This is about another stupid crime, one we have PROOF he committed.

Still... when is Robert Blake gonna get convicted of someone stealing mementos from the show everyone forgot about until he allegedly killed his wife?

Type 97 Chi-ha 10-07-2008 11:55 PM

Maybe Robert Blake will manage to get himself Caponed like O. J. just did. If he manages to be that stupid.

(BTW, "Caponed" is legal slang for getting a criminal convicted of one crime when it isn't feasible to be convicted of another-a reference to the fact that Al Capone was put into prison for income tax evasion because nobody could get him convicted of murder or racketeering.)

The Stryker 10-08-2008 12:16 AM

Ok then, so we won't debate about the murders anymore.

then could people stop with the "BETTER LATE THAN NEVER" and "HE NEEDS TO FRY FOR NICOLE" posts?

Sewer Bull 10-08-2008 02:55 PM

How about adopting an "I don't give a ****" strategy?

Type 97 Chi-ha 10-08-2008 06:35 PM

http://techfox.comicgenesis.com/d/20050803.html

I think this might be appropriate for this thread. (BTW in the actual comic the deer character gets convicted.)

Storm Wolf 10-15-2008 05:52 PM

All I can say is......About time!

If he's willing to commit crimes over such trivial things, then he is no longer fit to be in public.

(BTW...it was my understanding that he admitted to killing his wife to the ghostwriter of his book.) *shrugs*


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