He will die behind bars! Justice is served!:btu:

Mom and I all watched it on CNN as it happened, we were please with the results. :)

Kharma's a Bitch.....Good for him

Missed it. I hope he cried. I guess the glove fit.

I think the story was that OJ killed 2 people and now he's going to jail for it.

When you run into a room and pull a gun.....and its all on tape, pretty hard to NOT be guilty

I read that he'll be eligible for parole in 6 years. I hope it's 15.

According to the judge's clerk--if MSN is reporting it right--he has to serve 9 years before he's parole-eligible. Barring a successful appeal, of course.

Who cares if he got bagged on the wrong crime he is going away and I'll bet you the murder victims families aren't shedding any tears. How can you have any compassion for that liar.

The judge broached that issue when she handed down the verdict. I just feel he got away with murder and if he was stupid enough to get involved with those hoodlums and mastermind an illegal plan to get his stuff back than he is pretty stupid as he had to know people would be gunning for him to slip up even a little. That is how I feel, what goes around comes around.

I guess the glove fit.

:rotflmao:

I can't wait until one of the other inmates puts his putter in OJ's hole?:bshake: :tooth:

Go OJ Go!:uhuh:

I guess "The Juice" will have a whole new meaning now....

33 years? is a bit much, no? he is definitely paying for what he got away with so long ago. Kinda makes our justice system look even worse than when they found him innocent for a crime most Americans thought he was quilty of. He definitely deserved life behind bars for those 2 murders. Not so much for this crime though. Eligible for parole in 9 years, if he lasts that long. Safe to say OJ will never be a free man again. Justice at last, has been served.

I can't wait until one of the other inmates puts his putter in OJ's hole?:bshake: :tooth:

15,000 posts and this is typical of what you post, useless drivel.
Don't you have a job or a life?

Likwid.....go pound it out your ass. You don't like it then use your ignore button.

Ah so much for the joyous holiday spirit


Scott after listening to some of the talking heads this morning it seems there was a plea he could have taken but didn't want it. I guess that is where the judge classified him as arrogant and ignorant. They also said the he got a pretty good deal as far as the crimes he was convicted of. I guess that judge is a real hard ass and is I known for her stiff sentencing.

15 years WHAT DID HE DID DO TO DESERVE THAT KILL SOMEBODY. Goodbye A-HOLE.

The guy didn't say what the plea was.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081206/ap_on_re_us/oj_simpson

Simpson could have taken plea deal for less time

LAS VEGAS – O.J. Simpson is headed to prison for at least nine years, but a prosecutor says the former football star could have spent less time behind bars if he had accepted a plea deal before he was convicted.

Clark County District Attorney David Roger said Simpson was offered a deal for less prison time than the nine- to 33-year prison terms the graying former football star was sentenced to on Friday for kidnapping and assaulting two sports memorabilia dealers with a deadly weapon.

"Mr. Simpson wanted something just short of a public apology," Roger said. "We didn't think that was appropriate."

Roger did not offer specifics of the deal and Simpson's defense lawyers declined to discuss details.

"There was nothing that was palatable. Nothing acceptable," Simpson lawyer Yale Galanter said.

Co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart also rejected a deal that would have had him plead guilty to unspecified reduced charges in return for a promised sentence less than the 7 1/2 to 27 years he received, the prosecutor and defense lawyers said.

"It was a universal deal," said Stewart's lawyer, Brent Bryson. "Both defendants had to accept it. As we know, that didn't happen."

An emotional and hoarse Simpson said nothing about plea deals when he stood in shackles and blue jail garb and apologized before he was sentenced by Clark County District Court Judge Jackie Glass.

"In no way did I mean to hurt anybody, to steal anything from anyone," Simpson said, his voice cracking. "I'm sorry. I'm sorry for all of it."

The judge said she was not convinced, and she denied that Simpson's acquittal in Los Angeles in the 1994 slaying of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, had any effect on a sentence that will make Simpson 70 years old before he is eligible for parole.

"I'm not here to try and cause any retribution or any payback for anything else. I want that to be perfectly clear to everybody," the judge said.

She called the evidence overwhelming, with the planning, confrontation and aftermath all recorded on audio or videotape.

"You went to the room, and you took guns," Glass told Simpson. "You used force. You took property, whether it was yours or somebody else's. And in this state, that amounts to robbery, with use of a deadly weapon."

"And Mr. Stewart, you got caught up in something," the judge added. "I'm not sure how much you knew. But clearly Mr. Simpson knew."

Simpson and Stewart were each convicted Oct. 3 of 12 criminal charges, including the kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon which led to their sentences, and the armed robbery, conspiracy and burglary sentences that the judge folded in with the rest. Glass threw out two coercion charges.

"We were preparing Mr. Simpson for the worst," Galanter said later. "We felt we did really well. Obviously, he's upset about the possibility of doing nine years."

Roger called it "a fair and just sentence under the circumstances" and said during a news conference that because the crimes were considered violent felonies, Simpson and Stewart won't be eligible for good time credits to lessen the minimum sentences.

The prosecutor said he did not expect they would immediately be released when they do seek parole.

Galanter and Bryson said they intend to appeal their clients' convictions. But they postponed plans to file notices of appeal Friday, after Glass asked them attend a Tuesday morning restitution hearing concerning the items stolen from memorabilia peddlers Bruce Fromong and Alfred Beardsley.

The hearing will coincide with sentencings for four former co-defendants in the case who took plea deals and testified against Simpson and Stewart. Michael McClinton, Charles Cashmore, Walter Alexander and Charles Ehrlich each could get probation or prison time. McClinton could get up to 11 years; the others face less

I can't wait until one of the other inmates puts his putter in OJ's hole?:bshake: :tooth:
Likwid.....go pound it out your ass.

I see much repressed sexual anxiety in these posts.. :conf:

I see much repressed sexual anxiety in these posts.. :conf:



lol. :rotflmao:funny stuff.

nevada does'nt screw arround.saw a casino program guy got caught 3 different time rigging slots got 25 years in prison.thet shouda fried oj's ass in 1995.hello he goes with thugs and gun to get his supposed stuff all on tape by the way.the stuff should have been goldman's family from civil suit,on tape oj says does'nt want goldman to get it.hello oj you get it now.

nevada does'nt screw arround.saw a casino program guy got caught 3 different time rigging slots got 25 years in prison.thet shouda fried oj's ass in 1995.hello he goes with thugs and gun to get his supposed stuff all on tape by the way.the stuff should have been goldman's family from civil suit,on tape oj says does'nt want goldman to get it.hello oj you get it now.

If you really, really want to guarantee yourself hard time in Nevada--commit a crime in a casino :humpty: