If (I Said) He Did It: The OJ Case Still Producing Books

Published: May 14, 2008, 11:38 am

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There's no way I, personally, would ever write a book to clear my conscience. I have other ways of doing that, which do not involve putting words on a page for public consumption. But when you're talking about the OJ Simpson case, well, all bets are off. The bar is set pretty high, and the guilt that's inner guilt, the kind that eats you alive runs as deep as all the BS surrounding the case. Now comes a memorabilia dealer who has known OJ for decades and his wild tale of spending nights with OJ and OJ's admission and the way in which he told OJ how to pass the glove test in court. His name is Mike Gilbert, and he says OJ got high one night on reefer and admitted to him that he did it. Then blamed Nicole for answering the door with a knife in her hand. Of course, Yale Ganter, OJ's latest attorney, who wants us to believe that he is in this for the sake of protecting an innocent man and not all those appearances on Larry King and other media, or a He Told Me He Did

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