OJ is free

[appy9104]

What can you do?  He did his time served for a crime they were able to nail him on.  Don't know if he's that remorseful about anything though.

Probably not but that jail space could be filled with somebody that is a greater threat to the general population.  I just read of these teens that filmed and taunted a disabled man while he drowned.  I worry about people like that walking around much more than OJ.

[bshee58]

How can you know what he got away with, you aren't the one to judge anyone on what they got away with, so don't make assumptions on what you don't really know, if he did get away with it, he will be judged at his final judgement, what happens to him on earth, only the one true God will make things right. It's your opinion, but not your right to say that.

[ghunter]

Yes, he is and people would like for him to stay in jail for another crime he did not commit.  No one said that when Zimmerman killed a young man and never served one day in jail.  You guys are so twisted.  OJ rob someone for his things and he served his time come on people!!!!!

[Katie_thehappywife]

he was bought and paid for that is how he got away with murder and how he got parole. but in the end nobody gets away with anything

[JediJohnnie]

I expected him to get out, since he's only in on robbery, not murder. Seems pretty obvious that he got away with murder, but on that case, he'll have to answer to a Higher Authority at this point

[dogsleash]

he went to jail fr  armed robbery trying to get back his memorabilia. 

[elvisdo]

The Juice is loose. Sorry, I just had to say it.

[cateyes1]

The Juice is loose. Sorry, I just had to say it.

Ha ha not until Oct 1st lol

[Tresbn00]

I believe that he was in jail for armed robbery. His sentence for that crime was thirty three years which is the longest term given for the offense. OJ did not have a gun but tow of his accomplices did. The penalty given to the accomplices was not anywhere near what OJ got. A lot of people believe that he got a stiffer penalty based on biases related to his alleged involvement with the Brown murder. During his nine year armed robbery incarceration he was deemed a model prisoner who helped other prisoners. When he appeared before the parole board his age was taken into consideration as well as the minimal threat that a seventy year old man poses to the free world. He is still subject to random urine analysis tests, must maintain a job (at age 70) and a residence.

[kathleenkleinhans]

I am sick of hearing about him.....All this face time is only making him gloat

[dwiley11]

The other guys got probation, so he definitely did time for the murders

[plennis]

I am tired of hearing about him.  I hope we don't have to hear daily reports on what he might do, what he could do, etc.  I do not care.  Hopefully he will just live a quite life that I do not have to hear about 

[pectacon]

They showed a stack of papers that were letters people had written saying to keep him locked up, and they all but said "we're not allowed to take your prior murders into consideration." From all I heard about the robbery (which is solely what this was supposed to be about) anyone else with good behavior would be paroled at this point and I actually agree on that part. Unfortunately still also a murderer though so that makes it awkward.

[mrrangerrick]

He's not free until October, but when he is, every media personality and every media outlet is going to want to talk to him. He's going to make a ton of money.

[patti4me]

It was really a shock to me when he was not convicted of murder; still not sure how he got away with it.  The robbery thing was just stupid on his part but at least he did get sentenced for that.  Maybe at 70 years old he won't kill anyone else but no guarantee on that.