MURDERER O.J. SIMPSON questioned in connection with casino break-in

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

"I was told by Mr. Beardsley that he was robbed at gunpoint by O.J. Simpson in a hotel
room in Las Vegas," said Goldman lawyer David Cook. "He has given a report to the Las
Vegas police."

Beardsley did not immediately return messages left by Reuters but told celebrity Web site
TMZ.com in an interview that Simpson and his associates stormed into his hotel room, guns
drawn, and took items of memorabilia connected to Simpson.

http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSKRA46821120070914

Kris Baker

2007-09-14 19:55:54 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.

Kris

tjab

2007-09-14 20:04:13 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.

Hint:

Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

Kris Baker

2007-09-14 20:09:38 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That's not my point. I'm wondering why Goldman's attorney
is the spokesman for this event. If you were a member of
the press, would you go to Goldman's attorney to find out
what happened in Vegas? I'd call the cops to find out, but
I guess that's just me.

Kris

FragileWarrior

2007-09-14 20:21:29 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

Ha. You don't think the press had Goldman's mouthpiece on the line in
like... oh... 60 seconds flat?

It didn't say when Fred found out about it, just that the lawyer relayed
the story back to the dipshit reporters who had called him.

explorer

2007-09-14 22:09:52 UTC

x-no-archive: yes

Post by FragileWarrior

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

Ha. You don't think the press had Goldman's mouthpiece on the line in
like... oh... 60 seconds flat?
It didn't say when Fred found out about it, just that the lawyer relayed
the story back to the dipshit reporters who had called him.

It's also possible that the lawyer has more than one client.

And seriously, if OJ robbed me at gunpoint -- the first lawyer I'd call was
the one who got OJ the first time.

John Griffin

2007-09-15 00:04:26 UTC

In article

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people
Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer,
Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

Not just you...for one thing, it's the public as opposed to a
reporter looking to dramatize this latest of the criminal's
shenanigans.

Anyway, there's a good reason for Goldman to be involved here.
O.J. "The Real Killer" Simpson owes him 33 million dollars, and
apparently Goldman is in a position to grab anything of value
from the butcher until that claim is satisfied. That's one of
the reasons why Simpson chose to continue his new career as a
criminal in another state.

* -------------The alt.fan.oj-simpson FAQ-------------*
*Q1: Did The Real Killer walk away from the carcasses *
* at Bundy with O.J. Simpson's blood dripping from *
* a cut on his left hand? *
* A: Yes. *
*-----------------------------------------------------*

_ Prof. Jonez _

2007-09-15 00:13:27 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That's not my point. I'm wondering why Goldman's attorney
is the spokesman for this event. If you were a member of
the press, would you go to Goldman's attorney to find out
what happened in Vegas?

You have any idea how many Goldman/Brown PI's and Asset Recovery
specialists have been watching the Murderous Negro Simpson this past
years ?

The Goldman's legal team would be one of the best sources on OJ.

Post by Kris Baker
I'd call the cops to find out, but
I guess that's just me.

'cause you ain't the sharpest tack in the box.

Post by Kris Baker
Kris

FragileWarrior

2007-09-15 10:22:49 UTC

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070914/ap_on_re_us/simpson_questioned_3

Post by R300
By KATHLEEN HENNESSEY, Associated Press Writer Fri Sep 14, 10:03
AM ET LAS VEGAS - Investigators questioned O.J. Simpson about a
break-in at a casino hotel room involving sports memorabilia,
police said Friday.

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That's not my point. I'm wondering why Goldman's attorney
is the spokesman for this event. If you were a member of
the press, would you go to Goldman's attorney to find out
what happened in Vegas?

You have any idea how many Goldman/Brown PI's and Asset Recovery
specialists have been watching the Murderous Negro Simpson this past
years ?
The Goldman's legal team would be one of the best sources on OJ.

Post by Kris Baker
I'd call the cops to find out, but
I guess that's just me.

'cause you ain't the sharpest tack in the box.

Maybe not, but you're the smallest-minded, little-dicked bigot.

_ Prof. Jonez _

2007-09-15 19:40:59 UTC

Post by R300
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070914/ap_on_re_us/simpson_questioned_3

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people
Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That's not my point. I'm wondering why Goldman's attorney
is the spokesman for this event. If you were a member of
the press, would you go to Goldman's attorney to find out
what happened in Vegas?

You have any idea how many Goldman/Brown PI's and Asset Recovery
specialists have been watching the Murderous Negro Simpson these past
years ?
The Goldman's legal team would be one of the best sources on OJ.

Post by Kris Baker
I'd call the cops to find out, but
I guess that's just me.

'cause you ain't the sharpest tack in the box.

Maybe not, but you're the smallest-minded, little-dicked bigot.

Sez the zit-poppin' teenager ...

FragileWarrior

2007-09-16 11:04:54 UTC

Post by R300
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070914/ap_on_re_us/simpson_questioned_3

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people
Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That's not my point. I'm wondering why Goldman's attorney
is the spokesman for this event. If you were a member of
the press, would you go to Goldman's attorney to find out
what happened in Vegas?

Post by Kris Baker
I'd call the cops to find out, but
I guess that's just me.

'cause you ain't the sharpest tack in the box.

Maybe not, but you're the smallest-minded, little-dicked bigot.

Sez the zit-poppin' teenager ...

Sez the clueless, dickless, grumpy-assed gnome...

tjab

2007-09-15 05:49:58 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

Pretty much, yes. (At least it is if the cops are the *only*
ones you'd call.)

Lucygrace

2007-09-15 14:40:49 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

I think maybe at this point whatever OJ does the press and possibly the
public are going to look to the Goldmans to get their reaction to it. I
think their lives from now on are inextricably intertwined.

LG

FragileWarrior

2007-09-15 14:53:17 UTC

In article

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

I think maybe at this point whatever OJ does the press and possibly
the public are going to look to the Goldmans to get their reaction to
it. I think their lives from now on are inextricably intertwined.
LG

Yep. OJ is never going to get that blood off his hands. EVER.

AusWendy

2007-09-15 16:00:36 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

I'm thinking that the connection could be that the person selling the
memorabilia would be dealing a fair bit with Goldman's lawyer, won't the
results of the sale go towards paying off the settlement?
The dealer may have rung Goldman's lawyer to let him know that the sale
won't be going ahead and told him what happened.

Aus Wendy

_ Prof. Jonez _

2007-09-15 00:11:00 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That include Uday and Qusay ?

tjab

2007-09-15 05:41:15 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That include Uday and Qusay ?

Depends on whether you define that as murder.

_ Prof. Jonez _

2007-09-15 19:39:21 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.

Pause and consider the irony in what you are saying.
Free speech: A bedrock principle of democracy.
Murdering a man's son: Not approved of in polite society.

That include Uday and Qusay ?

Depends on whether you define that as murder.

Shall we ask Uday and Qusay ?

not the moderator

2007-09-15 00:43:15 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

Kris Baker

2007-09-15 01:03:37 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

I'd forgotten that, thanks. It sounds like Goldman was the
one who hired the "broker" to sell it, and OJ found out?

Kris

Chocolic

2007-09-15 01:43:46 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley,
had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

I'd forgotten that, thanks. It sounds like Goldman was the
one who hired the "broker" to sell it, and OJ found out?
Kris

Every time I see that monster's smug grinning chubby face on the news I
could hurl. He's got one of those faces you just want to grab by the cheeks
and keep squishing till he bleeds.

Chocolic

Kris Baker

2007-09-15 02:16:43 UTC

Post by Chocolic

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

I'd forgotten that, thanks. It sounds like Goldman was the
one who hired the "broker" to sell it, and OJ found out?
Kris

Every time I see that monster's smug grinning chubby face on the news I
could hurl. He's got one of those faces you just want to grab by the
cheeks and keep squishing till he bleeds.
Chocolic

He looks like a good start on a whack-a-mole set.

Kris

explorer

2007-09-15 02:54:37 UTC

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Post by Chocolic

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was
accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

I'd forgotten that, thanks. It sounds like Goldman was the
one who hired the "broker" to sell it, and OJ found out?
Kris

Every time I see that monster's smug grinning chubby face on the news I
could hurl. He's got one of those faces you just want to grab by the
cheeks and keep squishing till he bleeds.
Chocolic

I hope none of your grandchildren ever piss you off !! lol

Chocolic

2007-09-15 03:28:09 UTC

Post by explorer
x-no-archive: yes

Post by Chocolic

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson
was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred
Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.

What does Goldman have to do with this? Yeah, I know he
owns the rights to the book, but not OJ's entire life.
BUT....think about it. Someone knew that this stuff was going
to be sold, and OJ got tipped off. Sounds like a good set-up
for a book deal, to me.
Kris

His stuff belongs to Goldman.

I'd forgotten that, thanks. It sounds like Goldman was the
one who hired the "broker" to sell it, and OJ found out?
Kris

Every time I see that monster's smug grinning chubby face on the news I
could hurl. He's got one of those faces you just want to grab by the
cheeks and keep squishing till he bleeds.
Chocolic

I hope none of your grandchildren ever piss you off !! lol

Nah, only OJ deserves the bloody cheek treatment. And I have long hard
fingernails. :)

Chocolic

Karen

2007-09-15 19:42:04 UTC

Post by Chocolic
Every time I see that monster's smug grinning chubby face on the news I
could hurl. He's got one of those faces you just want to grab by the cheeks
and keep squishing till he bleeds.

There was a time, long ago, when I thought Simpson was attractive and
full of charisma.

Now, the thought of being near him is nauseating. He is really an ugly
ugly man.

Karen

TribuneofRome

2007-09-16 00:11:21 UTC

Post by Karen

There was a time, long ago, when I thought Simpson was attractive and
full of charisma.
Now, the thought of being near him is nauseating. He is really an ugly
ugly man.
Karen

______________________________________________________________________________________
OJ will in time be descending into Hell and the world will be a better
place.

R300

2007-09-14 22:16:22 UTC

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.
"I was told by Mr. Beardsley that he was robbed at gunpoint by O.J. Simpson in a hotel
room in Las Vegas," said Goldman lawyer David Cook. "He has given a report to the Las
Vegas police."
Beardsley did not immediately return messages left by Reuters but told celebrity Web site
TMZ.com in an interview that Simpson and his associates stormed into his hotel room, guns
drawn, and took items of memorabilia connected to Simpson.
http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSKRA46821120070914

Hopefully he did it and will actually do some time. God knows he
deserves to do time for everything he's done. I don't often use the
word, but he really is a NIGGER.

Hunter

2007-09-15 10:56:29 UTC

Post by R300

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.
"I was told by Mr. Beardsley that he was robbed at gunpoint by O.J. Simpson in a hotel
room in Las Vegas," said Goldman lawyer David Cook. "He has given a report to the Las
Vegas police."
Beardsley did not immediately return messages left by Reuters but told celebrity Web site
TMZ.com in an interview that Simpson and his associates stormed into his hotel room, guns
drawn, and took items of memorabilia connected to Simpson.
http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSKRA46821120070914

Hopefully he did it and will actually do some time. God knows he
deserves to do time for everything he's done. I don't often use the
word, but he really is a NIGGER.

----
Well, thank you Mark Furman <sarcasm> Once again, racist bigots like
you come out of the woodwork.
--
----->Hunter

"No man in the wrong can stand up against
a fellow that's in the right and keeps on acomin'."

-----William J. McDonald
Captain, Texas Rangers from 1891 to 1907

c***@gmail.com

2007-09-29 16:31:41 UTC

Post by R300

A lawyer for Fred Goldman, the father of one of two people Simpson was accused of stabbing
to death in 1994, said the sports memorabilia dealer, Alfred Beardsley, had reported the
robbery to police.
"I was told by Mr. Beardsley that he was robbed at gunpoint by O.J. Simpson in a hotel
room in Las Vegas," said Goldman lawyer David Cook. "He has given a report to the Las
Vegas police."
Beardsley did not immediately return messages left by Reuters but told celebrity Web site
TMZ.com in an interview that Simpson and his associates stormed into his hotel room, guns
drawn, and took items of memorabilia connected to Simpson.
http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSKRA46821120070914

Hopefully he did it and will actually do some time. God knows he
deserves to do time for everything he's done. I don't often use the
word, but he really is a NIGGER.

The word NIGGER is a strong word...if you were in public with a group
of African Americans who HATE OJ just like you and you said that OJ
was a real NIGGER...they would hate you just for saying that
word...even though they also hate OJ...The media would put it all
togeher and make a ton of money off of YOU. Here is a way to spread
OJs guilt around the globe and actually make money by doing so. This
video:
http://one.revver.com/watch/408817 will do it all. Just view it
and follow the instructions.

http://one.revver.com/watch/408817 (OJ Video)

Obwon-Gandalf-Hope IV

2007-09-17 19:43:36 UTC

------- FOLKS NEED TO EASE UP ON SIMPSON ... O.J. DIDN'T ACQUIT
HIMSELF!

HIS "FELLOW" MINORITIES ON THE JURY EMPLOYED THE CONCEPT OF
"NULLIFICATION" ...

...to secure his release. The jury's blacks, desiring to give
"payback" to the white "community" for 250 years of "oppression,"
voted NOT GUILTY in spite of the overwhelming evidence to the
contrary! The rest of the jury had little choice but to acquiesce,
unless they wished to be separated from their families for an
additional, indeterminate period of time.

NULLIFICATION. It's a tactic the soon-to-be Confederate States used
before the Civil War to ignore or "nullify" federal laws that hobbled
slavery.

So, don't heap TOTAL opprobrium upon Simpson just because he walked.
He needed help, and he got it.

As for the Vegas caper, he'll beat this, too!

Wait and see ... and you'll know why.

-----------

balitech

2007-09-23 02:37:38 UTC