OJ "If I Did It" download

[JackFetch]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I8FM1093

Regardless of what you may think of him, I think the book should be out there for people to read.

[horo]

Originally Posted by JackFetch

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I8FM1093

Regardless of what you may think of him, I think the book should be out there for people to read.

And why is that?

[DWarrior]

because he's black and you're gay.

[patioman]

For those wondering, the typos and formatting errors are, apparently, a result of the scanning program used. I'm reading this right now and it seems legit, if extremely poorly written.

[gumby013]

Originally Posted by patioman

For those wondering, the typos and formatting errors are, apparently, a result of the scanning program used. I'm reading this right now and it seems legit, if extremely poorly written.

Or the result of a USC education...

[JackFetch]

Originally Posted by horo

And why is that?

Because people should be allowed to read a book others might think are distasteful.

[36D]

Originally Posted by patioman

For those wondering, the typos and formatting errors are, apparently, a result of the scanning program used. I'm reading this right now and it seems legit, if extremely poorly written.

I'm 90% sure it is legit...if memory serves me correctly anyway.

[horo]

Originally Posted by JackFetch

Because people should be allowed to read a book others might think are distasteful.

I don't think it are distasteful because of its content. I think he "wrote" it to profit off murders he committed, and tried to set it up so he could cheat his victims' families out of the money he owes them.

If he truthfully confessed, say to a newspaper reporter, I could see the "it should be out there" point, even if I chose not to read it. But the pretend-fiction approach is just a bunch of bullshit.

[JackFetch]

Originally Posted by horo

I don't think it are distasteful because of its content. I think he "wrote" it to profit off murders he committed, and tried to set it up so he could cheat his victims' families out of the money he owes them.

If he truthfully confessed, say to a newspaper reporter, I could see the "it should be out there" point, even if I chose not to read it. But the pretend-fiction approach is just a bunch of bullshit.

The question is where does it stop? The courts took care of the matter of profits out of it when the royalties went to the victims families. That's money they won't get now because everyone was up in arms about the book, and pressured the company into nixing it. The publishing company lost money, the victims family lost money, and OJ made money. That's what everyone being pissed about OJ making this book led to.

[patioman]

I don't recommend reading this. The inept writing alone is enough to kill off a piece of your soul. I didn't make it to the controversial stuff.