While he was in custody Paula Barbieri visited him regularly, but not long after the trial they broke up.
After that he had, for thirteen years, an on-and-off relationship with Christie Prody, who was also on-and-off drugs.
For ten years he spent most of his time looking after his children. The witch-hunt went on, and time and again people tried to walk
him into a trap and frame him for all kinds of crimes.
Meanwhile he was robbed. When he found out the robbers were people
he had been treating as friends he went to their place with five other guys to retrieve his property. He wanted to give them the chance
to give it back voluntarily before he called the police. Of course no violence or threat was involved but this led to a show trial
in which he was accused of armed robbery. The jury-candidates were carefully selected by the judge so as to make a conviction sure.
In December 2008, in a trial in which the prosecution and the judge openly and shamelessly made a mockery of American law, he
was sent to prison for life.
He had written a book that caused a great commotion as it was interpreted
by the witch-hunters as a confession. The Goldman's managed to confiscate the copyright and they published the book, when he
was already in prison, contaminated by their additions to it and the text 'confessions of the killer' on every right hand page.
They put their name on it as authors.
At the trial Christie Prody was seen in the courtroom in tears, but not much
later she got pregnant. In September 2009 she declared to the media that she was going to marry the father of her baby, that her relationship
with Simpson had been abusive and that he had been terrorising her. Her story was extremely vague and inconsistent and contradicted
known facts, but can't have had a positive influence on Simpson's chances to get and win an appeal. For this we are still waiting
today.
October 2011.
The People Vs.
O.J. Simpson
Biography of
O.J. Simpson
Biography of
O.J. Simpson
