OJ revelations?

Any body else tend to think, the OJ book and TV interview are going to amount to a revisiting of Al Capone's vault?

For the youngsters. Geraldo Rivera did this big much hyped show long ago, opening up Al Capone's newly discovered 'secret vault'. After a million commercials and a show that consisted of pure filler it turned out the 'vault' was a crawl space with a couple dusty liquer bottles inside.

Ah yes, Geraldo's much heralded "Al Capone's Vault". I remember wasting my time watching that fiasco. That was the night I finally learned that Geraldo was a giant windbag of hot air.

It really angers me that O.J. is adding insult to injury with this crap and making money from it too.

Racist investigator who found glove committed perjury. Another investigator took OJ's blood from lab into the crime scene. Glove didn't fit. No weapon found. No witnesses. No real blood trail found. Large part of book is likely defending himself against false allegations. OJ and Jury says innocent. Report It

I remember the show very well and I agree with you because there will be no confession of the 2 murders he is using the biggest word in English "if"
I urge eople Not to buy his book, the money from it will not go to the families of his victims.

Hi, You are right. the interview is all hype and it IS getting a lot of free advertisement because everyone is talking about it. It is all over the TV, on all the magazine shows, etc. Why must we have to endure anymore of OJ's narcissistic behavior? Has anyone put any thought into what this must be doing emotionally to Nicole and Ron's families, not to mention what it is doing to his children. I feel like OJ, besides killing Ron and Nicole, has raped the justice system and now he is raping the public. Shame on Fox TV for airing such a show. Shame on book publishers for publishing such trash, and shame on the American public for watching this show or buying this book. I can't believe how low some people will stoop for a dollar. Let's put OJ where he belongs, into obscurity, which for a narcissist is worse than prison, and ban the book and TV show. Kim Goldman(Ron's sister) has a website you can go to and sign a petition that will be given to officials at Fox and Harper-Collins Publishers to urge them to not air the show or sell the book. The website is: http://dontpayoj.com

Some Fox Affiliates Balk at O.J. Interview

MONDAY NOVEMBER 20, 2006 10:10AM EST

By Tim Nudd

O.J. Simpson Photo by: Jonathan AlcornSome Fox Affiliates Balk at O.J. Interview
Two broadcasting companies that own a combined nine FOX affiliates have said they will not air the upcoming two-part interview in which O.J. Simpson explains how he would have killed his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, "if he were the one responsible."

The interview will air on Nov. 27 and 29, two of three days in the November sweeps. But Lin Broadcasting and Pappas Broadcasting have said they will not air the show, according to the Associated Press.

Lin owns affiliates in Green Bay, Wis.; Mobile, Ala.; Toledo, Ohio; Albuquerque, N.M.; and Providence, R.I. The Pappas stations are in Omaha and Lincoln, Neb.; Fresno, Calif.; and Dakota Dunes, S.D.

Pappas executives said they are not interested in helping Simpson profit from the project. Jay Zollar, general manager of WLUK-TV in Green Bay, said airing the program would not serve "the local public interest."

There are some 200 FOX affiliates in the U.S. Those in most of the largest cities, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, are owned by FOX and will follow the network's decision on what to air.

A FOX spokesman had no comment Sunday about the decision by Lin and Pappas executives.

Simpson was acquitted of the two murders in 1995, following a criminal trial in Los Angeles. In 1997, a civil jury found him liable for the deaths. He still owes the victims' families more than $33.5 million.

The TV interview precedes the release of a book in which Simpson talks about how he would have committed the murders.

The victims' families have blasted Simpson, FOX and publisher Judith Regan for what Nicole Brown Simpson's sister Denise Brown called "promoting the wrongdoing of criminals."