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He didn't confess to anything in the book, still supporting the lie that he is innocent. The book arrived according to the time and date stated by the seller. DIdn't like the book because it was a lie from OJ.
Im not an OJ fan, nor do I think he's an angel in fact I approve of him being in prison for the Nevada crimes, but he was found not guilty in a court of law for these crimes and until Im proven Otherwise Im convinced he is innocent. It's clear as water that regardless he loved this woman with everything he had. It's clear the chapter about the killings was fiction, not a "confession" However I feel the rest of the book was dictated from the heart and that Nicole Simpson was probably what she was claimed to be in this book.
Iv ordered several books on the subject simply because I was too young for the trial, hopefully one day that trial will be available to watch in it's entirety. Second I disagree with the Goldman family being entitled to anything that had to do with this book. Im a 25 year old legal studies student who just recently became fascinated in doing my "own" research in the OJ Simpson case.
And Third I think OJ was very mis represented by the media, and everyone bought into it. that is my "own" Unbiased conclusion Out of the books Iv ordered this was the first one I received I read it with a complete open mind and came to my "own" conclusion.
First of all, I don't go by the media or whats popular or not, I research by myself, for myself and on my own.
How can someone really think this way. What is so sad is that at the point where it seems she is starting to break free, he takes her life.
Any women out there with a possessive, controlling partner needs to read this. I found it horrifying to read as I once was in an abusive relationship before, and realized while reading this how close I was to a possible similar ending.
You are invited into the mind of a sociopath and narcissist. Nicole seems a true victim of a possessive, controlling, abusive relationship, where it is hell to stay in, but emotionally trapped in and unable to tear herself away.
It will explain how someone can justify in their head hitting and abusing you, and will make you want to run, run, run. The insanity of his reasoning makes it so hard to put down.
He truly feels he is innocent, and feels he should be excused as if his actions are somehow justified.
I also agree that OJ is the most likely killer, but this book falls short of proving it. I do agree that it took audacity to publish such a book, but I can hardly blame OJ, as he made $300,000 on it. The Goldman family is simply looking for a quick and easy solution to put their minds at ease about their tragic loss. This book is based on a false premise. "If I did it" was ghostwritten, so it is hardly a confession by OJ.
-probably the worst piece of garbage on the market; even one star is way to generous
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