The world is abuzz over O.J. Simpson’s alleged armed robbery. Some think it’s a manifestation of O.J.’s guilt, since he got away with one crime and subconsciously, he wants to be punished.
After all, he licensed his image in a videogame with a mascot for his team “Assassins” that celebrates touchdowns with slashing motions. He also wrote a semi-confession called “If I Did It”. Neither of which got him jailed.
But if you think O.J.’s guilt is motivating him, you just don’t understand the man.
O.J. Simpson committed the armed robbery because he wants more money.
The Goldmans took his videogame and book rights/money, thwarting his original plan of jumpstarting his acting career by playing himself in the movie adaptation of “If I Did It”.
The reason why O.J. planned the armed robbery was a flawed attempt to create buzz over his real life Ocean’s 11 caper.
After the arrest, he can write a book about it and star in the movie adaptation.
His lawyers weren’t able to keep previous projects away from the Brown and Goldman families, but this time they’re ready!
Since Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman had nothing to do with the bungled burglary, his lawyers will argue that they don’t deserve a cut of the money.
O.J. will probably have to cough up the loot anyway. Which leads to the question of “why did he do this” since it’s doomed to fail?
And the answer is simple.
He’s O.J., dummy, not Johnnie Cochran!
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