OJ Simpson to do a NE signing?

[Greg2600]

America's most famous knife wielder OJ Simpson, is due before a parole board in Nevada this summer. Many are expecting him to be granted that parole and released. I am figuring he'll go right back to doing paid signings, the fee will be in the 100s, and the line will be out the door.

[AJLe]

I also figure that Fred Goldman's lawyers will be noticing how long those lines are, and will come looking for the money.

If he's smart, OJ will keep a low profile, and just live quietly and nicely off of his big NFL pension that Goldman can't touch. Of course, OJ has proven he is NOT smart, so I'm sure that he'll either lose more outside $$$$ to Goldman in court, or get in legal trouble again, or both.

[Greg2600]

Goldman probably will, although he himself has recently admitted that this process has caused him far more grief and stress than it was worth. I wasn't following, but OJ was doing sports shows regularly before the Vegas incident right? What was he charging back then?

[AJLe]

What was he charging back then?

According to this story http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1494491/posts :

"he would charge $95 for photos and T-shirts signed by Simpson, and $125 for autographed football jerseys and helmets. "

That was 2005 (at a horror con no less!), so his prices may have gone up since he was locked up.

[class316]

I'd actually get a photo op if he did cons. But can you leave the state while on parole? I don't think so?

On a separate note, on the link AJLe posted Lootie makes an appearance.

[WOODMO]

I'd get OJ in the area. Glad he is expected to be released, this incarceration was bullshit.

[Greg2600]

He can leave yes, moving is another story, but still allowable. It'd be my first murderer op!

[WOODMO]

He can leave yes, moving is another story, but still allowable. It'd be my first murderer op!

That you know of...

[Greg2600]

Not counting military vets like say Jesse Ventura, who I'm fairly sure did some damage during a war.

[class316]

Matthew Broderick actually killed 2 people in a car crash.

I think it would be a good topic. Photo ops you have with killers, and photo ops you have with people who had sex with minors.

[Greg2600]

Matthew Broderick actually killed 2 people in a car crash.

I think it would be a good topic. Photo ops you have with killers, and photo ops you have with people who had sex with minors.

The killers okay, but the pedos???

Forgot Broderick did off a few in a car crash. As did Vince Neil (one guy). And how complicit was Lex Luger in the death of Ms. Elizabeth?

[class316]

The killers okay, but the pedos???

Why is one ok and not the other Both are basically in the same realm, IMO.

For instance I have an invalid photo op with Chuck Berry.

And how complicit was Lex Luger in the death of Ms. Elizabeth?

Don't believe that mystery was ever solved.

[AJLe]

He can leave yes, moving is another story, but still allowable. It'd be my first murderer op!

Never got Snuka? I mean, sure he was never convicted, but technically neither was OJ, and I'd obviously still consider him to be a "murderer op".

[Greg2600]

He can leave yes, moving is another story, but still allowable. It'd be my first murderer op!

Never got Snuka? I mean, sure he was never convicted, but technically neither was OJ, and I'd obviously still consider him to be a "murderer op".

I was going to at a Chiller or two, but per usual I never got to the vendor room before the wrestlers left.

[class316]

Great Khali killed someone, from wikipedia and I quote

On 28 May 2001, Brian Ong died after receiving a flapjack from Singh.[3] Ong had suffered a previous concussion during the session, but the trainers gave him a lower evaluation for not avoiding injuries and told him to continue training. In addition, it was proven that Ong did not receive protective gear or supervision by All Pro Wrestling (APW) staff. This second concussion ultimately proved fatal for him. As Singh inadvertently caused his death, Ong's family brought a lawsuit against APW.[3] APW was found liable for recklessness after less than a day of deliberations, awarding the Ong family for damages of over $1.3 million.[3]