OJ Simpson Continues to Mock 1994 Murder Victims

OJ Simpson and the children of his confidante, the late Robert Kardashian, continue to have fun while the families of two 1994 murder victims have to watch in horror.

OJ, who knows no shame but is luckily being held in jail, has now helped produce a film called “Suspect 32.” You can see a clip from it here.’It’s –supposedly–a parody of his murder story ‘ you know, in the way that men whose wives have been brutally murdered are apt to do. Simpson still doesn’t get it, even after the debacle over his “admission” book that is now published by the families of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman. “Suspect 32″ continues the theme that some kind of drug terrorists killed his ex, and that he is totally innocent. In the promo material, the dead woman is called “the slutty wife.” So OJ’s really learned a lot. How much could his kids appreciate their mother being described this way?

Just from the short clip, you can see why Simpson is so completely reviled, a pariah in society regardless of his current incarceration. He deserves to be shunned. The clip teases an actor playing a Mark Fuhrman-like character, a Ron Goldman type about to enter a house and be killed, Nicole Simpson having lesbian sex, the Fuhrmann cop manipulating evidence, etc.

And still, inexplicably, making news and being paid as celebrities are the children of attorney of Robert Kardashian. These nitwit women are all over reality TV and tabloid magazines. Undoubtedly they know some truth about their late father’s coverup of the Simpson murders. It was Kardashian who waited for OJ when he arrived back from Chicago on the morning of June 13, 1994. OJ’s garment bag and clothes disappeared. Four days later, it was Kardashian’reading the famous letter OJ left when he went off on the Bronco chase. Karsashian stood by Simpson’s side throughout his trial as personal counsel. Later, when OJ lost his civil suit, Kardashian ‘ knowing he was ill ‘ collaborated with Lawrence Schiller on “American Tragedy” a book in which he suddenly claimed to doubt OJ’s innocence.