After much controversies and issues, the confessional account of O.J. Simpson of killing his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman will be finally available for the readers to read. The book titled ‘If I did it’ was last time in news when TMZ.com posted an excerpt from the book on the site and as a result the site was sued. The book would be printed by a New York publisher.
After a lot of confrontations, the rights for the publication of book were released to the relatives of Simpson. As far as the sources say, the manuscript of the book won’t see any change but yes, there will be an additional commentary added to it. The book was in controversy also when it was due to be released and was stopped after fear of public resentment.
Simpson’s ex-wife and her friend were found stabbed and some very keen evidences of the killings were found in Simpson’s bedroom. Simpson was also tried with the charge of a double murder but ironically was ruled not guilty by the presiding judge. This decision also shocked the entire law system of America.
Source: Femalefirst
