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  • Uncle Cracker
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    • May 2007
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    #16
    Originally posted by gwyneth
    Mike Florio at profootballtalk.com points out one aspect that could bode more trouble for O.J. than the Goldmans.

    At least some of those involved were apparently selling things under the table for O.J., obviously with the goal of avoiding the Goldmans but with another more serious consequence: income not reported to the IRS.

    This could affect both the breakers-in and the breakees.
    That may be why one of the "victims" changed his tune 180 degrees the very next day, saying he didn't want OJ to go to jail and would not cooperate in the investigation... Either that, or OJ got to him first and tried to cut a deal. Glad the cops busted him anyway.

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    • germdoc
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      #17
      Originally posted by gwyneth
      Mike Florio at profootballtalk.com points out one aspect that could bode more trouble for O.J. than the Goldmans.

      At least some of those involved were apparently selling things under the table for O.J., obviously with the goal of avoiding the Goldmans but with another more serious consequence: income not reported to the IRS.

      This could affect both the breakers-in and the breakees.
      That's what I'm sayin'. How DID they get this stuff? They obviously knew OJ and had been fencing his stuff for him. Then they got greedy. And we know OJ don't like that. Just like he don't like young, smooth-talking waiters moving in on his ex.

      Here's a snarky take on the thing:

      http://www.slate.com/id/2174077/
      Jeff


      “Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing”--Voltaire

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      • alpha
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        • Dec 2003
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        #18
        Guess who was the only one in that room that was not a convicted felon? He sure does give convicted felons a bad name.

        Bob

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        • ironhat
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          #19
          Originally posted by gwyneth
          <snip>
          ...with the goal of avoiding the Goldmans but with another more serious consequence: income not reported to the IRS.

          This could affect both the breakers-in and the breakees.
          As I recall they never could convict Al Capone on any of his killings but the IRS made their charges stick. This is one time that you can be glad that the IRS takes their job seriously.
          Blessings,
          Chiz

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          • TB Roye
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            • Jan 2004
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            #20
            Did you see OJ's new girl friend. Has a very simular appearance as his dead former wife. She is blonde and could be a sister, maybe a little heavier but looks close. The forme prosecuter was also there (Marcia Clark) Had oral surgery yesterday so wasn't doing much this morning so was watching the tube. Spector might get off also.

            Tom

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            • gwyneth
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              • Nov 2006
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              #21
              Several of the cable news-lawyers are being extra-negative about the whole thing (maybe to compensate for feeling guilty that without the "first incident", as OJ obnoxiously described it, they'd still be assistant D.A.s instead of well-paid media personalities.)

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              • gwyneth
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                #22
                More from the You Just Can't Make This Up dept.: the bail bond service that OJ used to get sprung is You Ring, We Spring. Honest.

                It gets a five-star review on Yahoo Local:

                http://web6.ls.re3.yahoo.com/details?id=20259227
                You Ring We Spring Bail Bonds, 2415 Las Vegas Blvd N Ste 105, North Las Vegas, NV on Yahoo! Local

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                • germdoc
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                  #23
                  The parents of a classmate of my daughter's had a fundraiser at their (enormous) home in Arlington, VA, back in the early 90's. In their basement was a huge, framed photo of the man with OJ himself, signed by OJ, "To my good friend".

                  I lost touch with them after we moved away, and I've often wondered what he did with that photo...
                  Jeff


                  “Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing”--Voltaire

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                  • gwyneth
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                    • Nov 2006
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                    #24
                    Originally posted by germdoc
                    The parents of a classmate of my daughter's had a fundraiser at their (enormous) home in Arlington, VA, back in the early 90's. In their basement was a huge, framed photo of the man with OJ himself, signed by OJ, "To my good friend".

                    I lost touch with them after we moved away, and I've often wondered what he did with that photo...
                    Geez, maybe he should ask OJ if he wants it back...or offer it as bait to catch "the real robbers".

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                    • tedkitch
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                      • Jul 2006
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                      #25
                      Here is the wildest thing that I've taken from the whole ordeal so far.

                      This is Marcia Clarke!

                      What a change! Wonder how much work she has had done.
                      Ted Kitch

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                      • gwyneth
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                        • Nov 2006
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                        #26
                        Originally posted by tedkitch
                        Here is the wildest thing that I've taken from the whole ordeal so far.

                        This is Marcia Clarke!

                        What a change! Wonder how much work she has had done.
                        IMO, too much, but I've never understood the impulse of reasonably nice-looking brown-haired people to become strange-looking blondes.

                        Several of us were trying to think of anything that would make all this weirder, and after 10 minutes, decided that it would take something on the order of OJ being lifted by a hurricane and deposited in Kansas, or his gardener turning out to be Jimmy Hoffa, for things to get stranger.

                        But we're holding our breaths, because as soon as someone says that...

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