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Jails In The Simpson

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The Brown and Goldman families filed a civil suit against Simpson, and on February 4, 1997, the jury found Simpson "responsible" for the deaths. The families were granted $33.5 million of Simpson’s money due to wrongful deaths. Currently, Simpson is serving 33 years in Lovelock Correctional Center prison for robbery, kidnapping, and other charges.

This makes me think… Is he finally getting what he deserves OR is this just a coincidence? As a society we should spend more time focused on a young man a woman that lost their lives and bring justice to them and their families. O.J. no longer deserves our attention and will not receive any from me. I hope that one day the truth will be revealed.

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