Daily Pop Justice

21 Jan

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Britney loses visitation after 5150 standoff , doesn’t attend hearing after u-turning on courthouse steps.
OJ’s bail doubled after bail bondsmen tuns him in for reaching out to co-defendant’s.
Kiefer Sutherland finishes 48 days of laundry and garbage duty (30 days for DUI and 18 days for violating probation stemming from 2004 drunk driving arrest).
Former NFL defensive lineman Dana Stubblefield joins Marion Jones as the second athlete to plea guilty to making false statements in the investigation of Balco Labs for the distribution of designer steroids. Faces up to six months in prison.

Daily Pop Justice

18 Oct

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OJ’s muscle men cop pleas and will testify that Juice requested they ‘just bring some firearms.’
Britney loses visitation again.
Lindsay survived rehab, but dad loses bid to force family group therapy.
Howard K. Stern came out of hiding to sit with Larry King, start a lawsuit, do battle with Anna Nicole’s enemies, and protect Dannielynn’s current and future.

OJ Case Facts

21 Sep

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Who’s Who in OJ Simpson Burgalry Case

Suspects
Walter Alexander, 46, Mesa, AZ	Agreed to cooperate with prosecutors
Clarence Stewart, 53, Las Vegas	Returned missing items
Michael McClinton, 49, Las Vegas	Surrendered Tuesday, called “a key player” in the suspected theft
Charles Howard Cashmore, 40	Returned missing items
Charles Bruce Ehrlich, 53, Miami	$32,000 bail
Tom Scotto	Wedding renewla ceremoney brought OJ to Vegas, was questioned and cleared of suspicion
Victims/Witnesses
Alfred Beardsley, 46	Memorabilia dealer, Arrested in LV for CA parole violation
Bruce Fromong, 53	Memorabilia dealer, Recovering from heart attack in LA
Tom Riccio, 44	Memorabilia dealer, Set-up meeting, Felon with larceny and prison escape convictions
Lawyers/Judges
David Rogers	Clark County DA, prosecutor
Yale Galanter	OJ’s lead attorney, locatedin Florida
Gabrielle Grasso	OJ’s local criminal attorney
Scott Holper	Claimed to be O.J.’s local attorney
David Cook	Represeents Fred Goldman
Joe Bonaventure Jr.	Arraigning Judge
Ann Zimmerman	Original judge who denied bail
Nancy Oesterle	“Media Judge” was initial Court spokesperson
Source: USLaw.com. Table can be used with hyperlinked reference.

Charges

Two counts of first-degree kidnapping

Two counts of robbery with use of a deadly weapon

Two counts of assault with a deadly weapon

Burglary while in possession of a deadly weapon

Conspiracy to commit kidnapping

Conspiracy to commit robbery

Misdemeanor, conspiracy to commit a crime

Simpson also faces one felony charge of coercion with use of a deadly weapon

Evidence: Criminal Complaint, Police Report, Police Interview.

Disputed Items

Simpson’s All-American football

Simpson’s Hall of Fame plaque

Simpson and J. Edgar Hoover photo

Joe Montaina Lithographs (30-50)

Pete Rose and Duke Snider autographed baseballs (24)

“Think you can steal my shit and sell it?”: OJ Speaks (audiotape)

17 Sep

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OJ Simpson’s meeting in the Las Vegas Palace Place hotel with sports memorabilia delears was audiotaped by one of it’s participants.

The graphic six minute tape was recorded on an Olympus digital voice recorder by Thomas Riccio, co-owner of Universal Rarities auction house. Riccio was present with four other men to help Simpson prove the memorabilia being auctioned by Alfred Beardsley and Bruce Fromong was stolen.

Riccio also claims to have audio tape of the police interview with Beardsley and Fromong; Beardsley and Fromong conceding they didn’t have a right to the memorabilia; Fromong saying he helped Simpson hide money in offshore accounts; and Simpson trying to convince him that there was no gun involved (cell phone voicemail message).

He lost the suit, now he wants the suit

14 Sep

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OJ Simpson was forced to sell his Heisman Trophy to satisfy part of damages awarded Ron Goldman’s family. Apparently, the unconvicted murderer would like to reclaim some of the other property he was forced to part with. He is being accussed of resorting to self-help remedies in seeking the return of former possessions by a sports memorabilia dealer who claims Simpson took a number of items from him at gun point in a Las Vegas hotel room. One of the items is the suit OJ wore the day he was acquitted of murder.