O. J. Goes on the Record

摘要

At first O. J. simpson insisted to me the interview would be short. He was busy. His family was in town. He was taking his son Justin for a haircut. Two hours later he was still talking; he even called back twice to elaborate on some points. Timed exactly to the third anniversary of the murders of his ex-wife and Ron Goldman, it was Simpson's first wide-ranging print interview since last February, when he was found liable for the murders—and hit with a $32.5 million civil judgment. Laughing easily, he sounded as sure as ever of his innocence. But he also unleashed his anger at the Brown family, the Goldmans and the system.