If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer

Along with the rest of common sense thinking people I have also believed OJ committed these two murders. This book just verified the fact. I also think it is a confession and his way of getting it off his chest. I'm glad the Goldman family was able to obtain rights to this book and get OJ where it hurts the most..........his pocketbook.

Amazing how we all knew he did it but to hear it in his own words was worth it and the Goldman foundation gets the money. That I am most happy about.
Great quick read.

Very interesting. I can tell the book is a one sided discussion of his marriage and its failure. The chapter on the actual murders sounds more truthful then anything else written. However, I am not sure about this second person. I doubt there was another person present. Since I don't have the mind of a murderer, I cannot explain why he would say someone else was with him. But overall, I do think the book is a confession.

I also am proud of the Goldman's courage to publish this book. I know it must not have been easy.

I, actually, did not read this book. I bought it for my 37 year old son who wanted it - and the only reason I was willing to do so was because I knew the money was NOT going to benefit O.J. Simpson!!! My son, apparently, was not sure whether he thought O.J. did or did not commit the murders until he read the book. Now he says, "HE DID IT, MOM."

Great Book - Very Informative - Makes me realize how dumb OJ really is to put something like that out to a writer - He thought if he said "if" it might change the publics opinion of him. Not mine, that's for sure. Would recommend this book to anyone who was ever interested in this case.