If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer
by The Goldman Family
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Book Reviews of If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer
Book Review: It's all about O.J
Summary: 2 Stars
I, too, have been watching this saga go on for 14 years. I have thought all along that O.J was guilty, and this book just confirms it for me. All through the book, all I read was," I did this because Nicole said this",or "I said this because Nicole did that". The whole book is a portfolio of an abusive man. I am glad that the proceeds of this book go to a charity foundation because I wouldn't want one penny to go to that killer.Book Review: Great book, but based on a false premise
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is based on a false premise. "If I did it" was ghostwritten, so it is hardly a confession by OJ. I do agree that it took audacity to publish such a book, but I can hardly blame OJ, as he made $300,000 on it. I also agree that OJ is the most likely killer, but this book falls short of proving it. The Goldman family is simply looking for a quick and easy solution to put their minds at ease about their tragic loss.Book Review: Excellent, well worth a read!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Book's intro was insightful and the story itself was easily well written and well worth a read. The ghost writer's information was helpful. I couldn't put the book down and read it in a day. Its a fast read with a lot of the information you want to know and maybe you didn't. BUT YOU WILL BE GLAD FOR THE INFORMATION. Buy this book! You wont be disappointed and the money goes to a well deserving cause!Book Review: What's the Worst that can Happen?
Summary: 5 Stars
The decision to cooperate in writing this book seems to have been the worst strategic blunder. Those who didn't read or understand it took it as a confession of guilt, not as fiction.
This book may have prompted a group to stage a sting to entrap OJ in a kidnap-robbery that would lead to his conviction and imprisonment.
Is entrapment a defense against being procured to commit a crime?
Book Review: O.J. Confession
Summary: 2 Stars
I, actually, did not read this book. I bought it for my 37 year old son who wanted it - and the only reason I was willing to do so was because I knew the money was NOT going to benefit O.J. Simpson!!! My son, apparently, was not sure whether he thought O.J. did or did not commit the murders until he read the book. Now he says, "HE DID IT, MOM."