The Juice will not be loose: O.J. sentenced

[PersonaNonGrata]

Looks like he got 15 years in prison. He's eligible for parole after 5 years but I would guess a Nevada parole board would not be very lenient.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/12/05/...ing/index.html

[FSETH]

He was living free on borrowed time anyway, IMO.

[PersonaNonGrata]

The arrogance of the guy is amazing. He stated at his sentencing this morning that he was trying to get his stuff back for his family and for the Goldman's to satisfy the civil judgment. The judge reminded him that he said, on tape, that he did NOT want the "Goldiggers", as he called them, to get their hands on his stuff. Does he really believe what he says? I'd have to say yes. That's the level of his arrogance.

[FSETH]

I guess when you get away with killing 2 people you think you can say or do whatever you want.

[motordavid]

Pics are worth a lot of words...I think it sunk in.

[StatenX5]

damn at first i thought they threw oj under the jail...

but it's only 8-10...i mean...it's alot...but the juice should be doin' double life with NO parole!! seriously.

i agree that his arrogance is wicked...cuz the dude killed 2 people in cold blood...and acts like it's all good...i wonder if he thinks about that shit at night?????

[vegasX5]

Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata

The arrogance of the guy is amazing. He stated at his sentencing this morning that he was trying to get his stuff back for his family and for the Goldman's to satisfy the civil judgment. The judge reminded him that he said, on tape, that he did NOT want the "Goldiggers", as he called them, to get their hands on his stuff. Does he really believe what he says? I'd have to say yes. That's the level of his arrogance.

I can speak of his arrogance first hand from some stuff I witnessed a couple months back. He was coming here for trial from FL, and every night while he was here he was out in the restaurants and bars by my house. I saw him on two occassions at the local bar surrounded by a few beautiful women bragging to a bartender about how he was going to buy a house in the area in the next couple of months (Summerlin area). He had such a cavalier and nonchalant attitude it was appalling. My gf and I actually got up and left when he arrived the second time we saw him in as many nights. I'd say *some* justice is finally being served - however it still pales in comparison to what this guy deserves.

[B-Line]

Up, up, up the river.....

See ya, wouldn't want to be ya...

[noncom23]

Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata

The arrogance of the guy is amazing. He stated at his sentencing this morning that he was trying to get his stuff back for his family and for the Goldman's to satisfy the civil judgment. The judge reminded him that he said, on tape, that he did NOT want the "Goldiggers", as he called them, to get their hands on his stuff. Does he really believe what he says? I'd have to say yes. That's the level of his arrogance.

He is truly insane...

[martinbaltes]

the disappointing part of his sentence, is that he will no longer be able to look for nicole and rons killer. i heard that there are no mirrors in prison cells.