NFL Hall of Fame’s O.J. Simpson was granted parole Thursday after spending nearly nine years in prison for his part in a botched armed robbery in 2007. During his hearing in front of four members of the Nevada Board of
Former NFL star O.J. Simpson has been granted parole after nine years in prison for a Las Vegas armed robbery.
Leading up to former football star O.J. Simpson’s Thursday parole hearing, ESPN ran a segment discussing how easy life has been for “The Juice” at Lovelock Correctional Facility. Per the ESPN report that aired on “SportsCenter,” Simpson gets special treatment and has had a
Thursday on CNN’s “New Day,” network political analyst Paul Begala said of panelist Jeffrey Lord calling President Donald Trump a “different kind of president” was like saying O.J. Simpson was a “different kind of football player.” Begala said, “Jeffrey Lord
OJ Simpson will soon be a free man. Well, a paroled man anyway.
That prediction comes from a man perhaps, most singularly responsible for putting him behind bars. David Roger, the prosecutor who won a robbery conviction against Simpson in 2008, says he believes the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners will let the juice loose.
Roger told the New York Post, “The guy did a lot of time on a robbery charge, I expect he’ll probably be paroled.”
Could the juice soon be loose? That remains to be seen. What we know for sure is that OJ Simpson will have a parole hearing on July 20th.
The juice is not yet loose, but could be soon.
What Kanye West did to Taylor Swift is like what OJ Simpson did to Nicole Brown: and it’s all basically the Kardashians’ fault. No, really, someone actually said this.
TMZ Sports spoke with former OJ Simpson lawyer and member of Johnnie Cochran’s legal team Carl Douglas about ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith’s claim earlier this week that he could have convicted OJ Simpson for murder. “I love Stephen A. Smith, but that is
Business Insider reports: Prominent Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz served as an appellate adviser for O.J. Simpson during the trial that captivated the US in the mid-1990s. Proving “the trial of the century” had far-reaching impact, Dershowitz shared a story about a surprising world
For the first month in six years, the police arrested not a single NFL player. Hooray?
The O.J. Simpson TV miniseries has been set for production, and while Cuba Gooding Jr. has already been set to play Simpson, another prominent figure in the very public 1995 murder trial was cast this week, reports US Weekly. Robert
