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Thursday, June 20, 2019

Social Juice!

OJ Simpson joins Twitter.
This week the junk food media was talking about O.J. Simpson joining Twitter to post his thoughts on America. Since he joined Twitter he has obtained over 800 thousand followers.

So here's Simpson posting on social media. He shares his thoughts on issues and of course some folks obviously can't help themselves but troll the hell out of him.

The former football star turned reality star was convicted of theft in Las Vegas. He was sentenced to the iron college for 9 to 33 years. He served his nine years with good behavior and was released.

Many remember the O.J. Simpson trial. The so-called "Trial of the Century" was 25 years ago.

The famous Ford Bronco chase where Al Collins drove a suicidal Simpson on Interstate 405 in metro Los Angeles. The police chase was seen by over 95 million people.

Simpson was accused of killing his estranged wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman.

Simpson was found not guilty of the crime. But the families of Nicole and Ron sued Simpson and he was forced to owe up nearly $35 million in punitive damages.

Simpson was convicted in 2007 after he and his friends confronted a shady auctioneer who was selling his property. Simpson and his friends came armed. They forced the auctioneer to return his stuff and they left.

Simpson was soon caught by the Las Vegas Metro Police and charged with aggravated robbery. A judge threw the book at him. She sent him to Moonlight, Nevada and Simpson remained there until his release.

Since his release, Simpson has maintained a somewhat low profile. He cannot leave the state unless given an order from his probation officer. He still maintains time in Las Vegas. He goes golfing, fishing and spending time with his family.

The Goldman family continues to slam the decision to allow Simpson free. Their vendetta against Simpson has also created negative publicity towards them.

Fred Goldman is considered a racist by many in the Black community.


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