Found this...not sure how accurate it is....
Article dated 9/2007
His daughter and son are now in college, Sydney, 21, at Boston University and Justin, 19, at Florida State, having graduated from the Gulliver Preparatory School.
I thought that he said that he is broke. I wonder how he's paying for that. Maybe scholarships?
I feel so horrible for those kids.
I live in Miami about 10 minutes from his home. He lives by Killian High School. Don't let him fool you. I see him out at P.F. Changs all the time. He was living the high life here in Miami. Golfing and hanging out at restaurants IS his past-time. His daughter is friends with some of my daughters friends and she is doing well now, but had a lot of problems during high school. Son played football at Gulliver for a couple of years and is at FSU now. Both of them are doing pretty well from what I hear. O.J. could have made something of his life after his 1st trial don't you think? Instead he chose to rub people's noses in the fact he is able to just walk around and got away with murder imo........Oh well, now we will never know who killed Nicole with him being stuck away in prison.........since he vowed to spend his days looking for the killer.........he got what he deserved.
Dinner at PF Changs is the high life? Wow.I live in Miami about 10 minutes from his home. He lives by Killian High School. Don't let him fool you. I see him out at P.F. Changs all the time. He was living the high life here in Miami. Golfing and hanging out at restaurants IS his past-time.
What an interesting comment. What should he have 'made with his life' at that point? How was eating at restaurants and playing golf rubbing people's noses in anything?O.J. could have made something of his life after his 1st trial don't you think? Instead he chose to rub people's noses in the fact he is able to just walk around and got away with murder imo.
Dinner at PF Changs is the high life? Wow.What an interesting comment. What should he have 'made with his life' at that point? How was eating at restaurants and playing golf rubbing people's noses in anything?
A lot of people get all pissed at OJ for not being convicted at the first trial. I don't get that. The system worked as designed. He was found not guilty. If you want to be angry at someone, be angry at the prosecutors. They's the one who did a crummy job of things, assuming he was guilty.
Anyone who thinks this sentence and conviction is about the events which happened in a Las Vegas hotel room is mistaken, in my opinion.
So, in Vegas, if you hold people against their will, brandish a gun and threaten them then you can only get off with probabtion? That is scary in itself.Someone on the radio (on the defense side) said that for anyone else with no prior criminal record, the judge would have consdiered probation. We're all treating him like a murderer, but in the eyes of the law, he's clean. I think the murder definitely came into play on this one, and I certainly wouldn't lose sleep over it!, but I don't know if it's right legally.
So, the FBI told him to kidnap and rob people at gun point? Yes, I know they didn't say for him to do that, but he did. He was found quilty and is being punished for it. Not everyone will agree with the sentence, but, I for one am glad that he is behind bars.If it were anyone else going in to get their personal stuff, especially after asking the FBI for assistance in retreiving it, and being told to "go get it"... they wouldn't have been charged with a crime.
Anyone who thinks this sentence and conviction is about the events which happened in a Las Vegas hotel room is mistaken, in my opinion.
So what if 14 years ago I declared that I would find the murderer? Is the fact that I haven't turned anyone up proof that I am shoving your face in it?He did shove it in everyone's face that he got away with murder.
Remember when he was aquitted he vowed to find the killer.![]()
What happen to that? It took 14 years for him to look in mirror.
There is a difference in being impoverished and being able to pay someone who won a civil suit. If the arbiter of that decision decided that he would be able to keep enough money to eat at a chain restaurant, then I don't see a problem with his ordering the occasional lettuce wrap.He pleaded poverty when he was ordered to pay Goldman's family in the civil suit. So yes, P.F. Changs is the high life if you supposely can't pay your bills and debts.