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O.K., I need some ear bleach after listening to this audiobook. 😤 I‘ve gone back down the rabbit hole of the infamous murders of Nicole Brown & Ron Goldman after O.J. passed earlier this year. The fact that O.J. would even write a book like this just solidifies his guilt imo. I only deigned to read it because it was published by the Goldman family and he did not make money off of it. It is basically one long “poor me” story about how O.J. was ⬇️

#Littensdressedinblood #Creep
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This guy, what a creep! It's basically a narcissistic murderer blaming his victims and braggingabout how he got away with it.. It made me so angry.🤬 The only reason I don't feel terrible for even reading it is because the proceeds went to the Goldman family.

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It reminded me of hearing a little kid say they weren't totally wrong in hurting a friend because, after all, that friend called them a bad name first, so they aren't a bad kid, just misunderstood... Really, if it had just been the text of the book by O.J. I might have not even finished it.

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"He wants to confess, and I'm being assured it's a confession. But this is the only way he'll do it."

I read this as an #audiobook. It‘s a mixed bag in that you get the perspective of a narcissistic psychopath but you also have to swallow the fact that everything O.J. says is a lie. It‘s clear he tried to spin a tale that would show him in a sympathetic light. It didn‘t work. He also clearly wanted to portray Nicole as a drug addled floozy.

#lustforlife #marchintothe70s

A narcissistic egomaniac attempting to justify his reasons for murder. Almost the entire book is spent vilifying the victim. It's gross.👎
P.S. I'm posting a good pic of my dog because all the images for this book just made me sad.

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I picked this for today's prompt cause its the only book i know of where rights were striped away. After O.J tried to profit off writting the book a judge ruled in favor of Goldman family of the rights & profits from the book & i remember they put the If in the title real small print to really emphasize it as a confession. Litsy even has it under both names for the author.

They say killers often return to the scene of the crime. In this case Roxie decided the book was so good she wanted seconds (of the same book). Guess we know the culprit! #dogsoflitsy

This was absolute torture to get through. Written by Simpson himself, it does nothing but paint Nicole Brown Simpson in bad light while saying Simpson was the real victim. There is only one chapter on the murder itself (which, by the title you'd expect more). I only read and finished it b/c it was a buddy read with a friend who never reads.
#marchintoreading #didntlikeitstillfinished

Okay - I decided this is my #Anger prompt for #SweetEmotions photo challenge. More than any fictional character's actions I was so furious reading this narcissist's thoughts. And then I see he may get out on parole soon. 😑😠

Has anyone read this? If so I'd love to hear your opinions ❤

I just finished the last page of this and I had to review it immediately...this book is CRAZY. If you didn't think OJ Simpson was an egotistical maniac before, then you may want to give this book a read. If you don't think OJ could've done it, again, you may want to read this book. I hated OJ's retelling of lies but loved reading inside the mind of a killer and I love that the Goldman family published it. 10/10.

I wasn't super familiar with the OJ case when I started this book and this book is DEFINITELY catered to those who are knowledgeable about the case. The front and back matter by the Goldmans, lawyers, and ghostwriter are heavily biased, which provided a jarring juxtaposition with OJ's manuscript. The genre of confession/nonfiction/maybe-fiction is super weird, but the voice was interesting and it moved quickly. 3.5/5

Believe it or not, I am halfway through this book! A very long foreword from The Goldman's but very necessary to get to the main part of the book. Hopefully I'll be able to finish within the next few days!

Finally finished my #LitsyAtoZ list for 2017, a lot of these I will have to buy but I don't mind buying new books! As you can see, I've already started one of them. 😂

I deem this book a pick because I think it's a telling insight into the mind of a narcissist and most likely a cold-blooded killer. "The Night In Question" chapter is weird. If he didn't commit the murders, why would he even describe them? Why not describe what he actually did that evening? It takes a very arrogant & self-obsessed person to "imagine" what it would have been like had he murdered his ex-wife and her friend.

The chapter OJ alleges is "fiction." Very interesting read so far. It reads like a narcissist wrote it. Insisting that Nicole blamed him for everything but was really herself at fault for everything and that he was the picture of perfection. To me, that comes across as denial and someone lying, at the very least, to themselves.

I've been feeling a little rough lately physically and mentally so my boyfriend let me open one of my Christmas gifts early to cheer me up and it really, truly did! Anybody who knows me knows that I have a very strange obsession with the OJ Simpson trial and it's one of the main reasons I'm a Criminalistics major, I've been wanting to read this for SO LONG. It's a miracle how much a book can lift up your spirits ❤️

I started listening to this because I have an unexpectedly long commute lately, and I was pleasantly surprised about why this book exists and what the profit goes to. If you want to hear why O.J. committed a double murder, this book is basically a confession. It's odd to read and infuriating at points, but consider it if you're interested in criminal law, or psychology in general, because it's actually pretty raw. Free on Audible Channels w/ Prime

I've always been very curious about this book, but not curious enough to spend $14.99, or whatever the price was. Today it's $0.99; excellent.