In a possible related matter, a friend who was having issues with his wife, said she has been great since he bought a new Ford Bronco in white.

Lots of crap as a result of that shitshow trial soap opera. We have a 24/7 news cycle and journalism died to be replaced by opinions.

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Originally posted by 12131:
Mike,

Man, very sorry to read that. Did the maggot eventually get his just punishment?

He was captured w/I an hour of stealing Nana's car, he wrecked (due to his drug impairment). During his pre-trial period, his lawyer gave a note to a prosecutor that he would take a guilty plea to all of his charges if the State of Florida took the death penalty off the table. The prosecutor agreed and then called my father.

I was an active LEO in NC at the time and I knew how the system worked, and to say that I was disgusted with the State is understatement. They should have let my dad make that decision. My dad said it would be fine as prisoner P14141, would never breathe free air again. So my brothers and I accepted it.

Over the years I get calls from Fla Vines to tell me P14141 has been transferred to yet another prison. It seems he can’t get right. His prison tats have gotten more and more. But it also shows the system is working on him too, he had no tatts when he went in, then after a year he had “eat my pussy” on his chest under his neck, now it’s all black to cover that-tells me someone made him suffer-but it’s not enough, I really wish he had been put down.


/drift

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/13...-executor/index.html


O.J. Simpson’s final will was filed in Clark County, NV on Friday following his death earlier this week after a battle with cancer.

Simpson’s longtime Las Vegas attorney Malcolm LaVergne was named as Simpson’s “personal representative” and executor of the will and testament, according to court records. Justin Simpson, Simpson’s son, was named as “successor personal representative.”

The will was filed by the Cassady Law Offices and was signed by Simpson on January 25, 2024. His property was placed into The Orenthal Simpson Revocable Living Trust, court documents show.

LaVergne also addressed the $33.5 million civil judgment awarded to the families of Simpson’s ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman by a California jury in 1997. Although Simpson was acquitted in a criminal trial of killing the two, he was sued by their families for wrongful death and found liable by a civil jury.

LaVergne characterized the judgment as “just creditors’ claims,” and characterized the families as “publicity creditors” who would be placed in a “pecking order” behind others – such as the Internal Revenue Service – to whom LaVergne told KTNV Simpson had “substantial” debt.

“They’re free, like every other creditor out there … to do their claims and let the paperwork fly,” LaVergne said in reference to the Goldman and Brown families.

LaVergne went a step further in a phone interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Friday, saying he would fight any payout from the estate to the Goldman family.

“It’s my hope that the Goldmans get zero, nothing,” LaVergne told the outlet. “Them specifically. And I will do everything in my capacity as the executor or personal representative to try and ensure that they get nothing,” he said.

I didn't read all the previous posts but at least OJ is resting in peace knowing that his wife's killer is dead.

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“It’s my hope that the Goldmans get zero, nothing”

Methinks a judge will have a say about that.

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Simpson’s longtime Las Vegas attorney Malcolm LaVergne was named as Simpson’s “personal representative”

Practice Areas
Personal Injury: Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
Products Liability: Drugs & Medical Devices, Motor Vehicle Defects, Toxic Torts
Animal & Dog Law
Nursing Home Abuse

He's an ambulance chaser. Link

So, this LaVergne person is just another scum sucking parasite! Got it!

I watch a lot of college football. Saw OJ play when he was at USC. Unbelievable talent. Obviously a horribe person. Saw Leroy Keyes the same year when he was at Purdue.

Cancer won its battle with OJ.

This guy (LaVergne), a personal injury lawyer, doesn't know jack shit about being an executor of an estate.

Link

Executor of O.J. Simpson’s estate changes stance on Goldman family payout

O.J. Simpson’s longtime attorney and the executor of his estate has backpedaled on earlier remarks suggesting he would block any claims for settlement money from Ron Goldman’s family members, who along with Nicole Brown’s family were awarded millions in a civil judgment that was never paid in full.

Nevada-based lawyer Malcolm LaVergne had represented Simpson, the former NFL star and acquitted murder defendant notoriously found not guilty in the killings of Goldman and Brown, from 2009 until his death from prostate cancer last week. Simpson’s will was filed in a Clark County court and formally named LaVergne the executor of his estate. His family had announced Simpson’s death the previous day.

Shortly after Simpson’s will was filed on Friday, LaVergne told the Las Vegas-Review Journal that he intended to fight the Goldmans in their pursuit of the unpaid settlement.

“It’s my hope that the Goldmans get zero, nothing,” LaVergne said in controversial comments to the newspaper. “Them specifically. And I will do everything in my capacity as the executor or personal representative to try and ensure that they get nothing.”

The attorney seems to have changed course since then. On Monday, LaVergne told The Hollywood Reporter that he wanted to walk back those comments, and he later confirmed the reversal in a statement to CBS News.

“That ‘zero, nothing’ remark to a local reporter was harsh and in response to what an attorney for Fred Goldman said (within an hour of notification of OJ’s death), not Fred Goldman himself. Mr. Goldman’s personal post-OJ death remarks have been non-offensive and understandable given the circumstances,” LaVergne said in the statement.

Simpson was acquitted in 1995 of the gruesome murders of Brown, his ex-wife, and Ron Goldman, her friend, following a widely-debated criminal case and what has been called “the trial of the century.” A California jury found in a subsequent civil judgment several years later that Simpson was liable for their deaths, and ordered him to pay Brown and Goldman’s families $33.5 million in damages.

Even after Simpson was released in 2017 from the Nevada prison where he ultimately served nine years for multiple felony convictions, the debt was never paid out to completion.

Fred Goldman, the father of Ron Goldman, has unrelentingly sought justice for his murder for the last 30 years. He reacted to Simpson’s death in an interview with NBC News in the wake of the announcement, saying it was “no great loss to the world” but focusing the comments mainly on his son.

“The only thing I have to say is it’s just further reminder of Ron being gone all these years,” Fred Goldman said. “It’s no great loss to the world. It’s a further reminder of Ron’s being gone.”

David J. Cook, an attorney for Fred Goldman who specializes in financial judgments and has worked for decades with the family to try and collect the multi-million dollar civil settlement, was more accusing in his own remarks. Cook told CBS News that Simpson’s death was “a death without penance” and the judgment owed to the Goldmans had with interest risen to $114 million. He also shared that Goldman and their legal team had not been able to access Simpson’s NFL pension or trust.

“Efforts went nowhere. Did he have other money? Nothing that we could find. Do I think he was hiding money? Maybe,” Cook said. The attorney told the Associated Press in the wake of Simpson’s death that he planned to “keep going” in his pursuit of the settlement.

LaVergne noted in his latest statement about the Goldmans that the combative stance he took initially on their settlement was an extension of his time as Simpson’s attorney — a role that he acknowledges has fundamentally changed now that he is the executor of the estate.

“These are two different roles with different sets of rules. This is the first time I have been an executor of an estate, so the process has been a learning curve that I have to do very quickly because of the circumstances of this case,” LaVergne said in the statement. “My intention is to keep the rhetoric and hyperbole down, and the actions to wind up Mr. Simpson’s estate the focus.”

He added that “transparency” will be his priority as he intends to invite Fred Goldman “in a very short amount of time” to go over the estate and the family’s claims. LaVergne said the Brown family would be given the same opportunity “if their claim is still valid.”

Mama always said to speak good of the dead.
He's dead. Good.

From the "Too soon?" file:



Nine Line link

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Agreed. When the verdict was read I was working as a McDonald’s manager, the black people on staff and customers started cheering and hugging, literally crying, yelling over-and-over, “We won!”

No, blacks didn't win that day. The color that won that day was green.

A rich white man would've "won" too.

^^^^^^^^^^^

The trial was all about race, no question. OJ was found not guilty because he was black, pure and simple. Look at the video Ozarkwoods posted on the previous page; it was payback for blacks because of Rodney King.