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27. After the not guilty verdict, OJ thought he was invincible too

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Fri Sep 6, 2013, 01:55 PM

Sep 2013

OJ Simpson thought he was invincible and above the law after the not guilt verdict for his ex-wife's murder. See where he is how and how awful he looks. Life in prison has not been kind to OJ. G. Zimmerman is headed in the same direction as OJ. I just hope that he does not kill someone else before he is finally put behind bars.

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If George Zimmerman feels invincible after that verdict, you know that [View all] Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 OP

Except that justice (one way or another) will eventually catch up to George. NV Whino Sep 2013 #1

Which means, that someone's life will be altered by his recklessness, before Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #6

Possibly NV Whino Sep 2013 #17

This is an ancient aspect of the human condition. Vinnie From Indy Sep 2013 #2

This area is in desperate need of a legal watershed. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #3

He's going to feel invincible to the wrong person one day wild bird Sep 2013 #4

What always concerned me about that verdict is that it sent the message Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #7

+1 JustAnotherGen Sep 2013 #26

That's it. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #33

I'm afraid that not just Zimmerman but liberalhistorian Sep 2013 #35

ITA with everything you've written JustAnotherGen Sep 2013 #41

I would take whatever she says with a grain of salt. Remember she stood behind her winterpark Sep 2013 #5

The only thing that will make her marketable are tidbits about George that we don't know Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #8

How much weight do you give the testimony of someone in a divorce against their ex? Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #9

I see it the other way. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #11

And then there's pipi_k Sep 2013 #44

This is all part of the plan Bunnahabhain Sep 2013 #10

Zimmerman will be dead or in prison within three years. onehandle Sep 2013 #12

"It's a different world down here" - what a bunch of hooey DrDan Sep 2013 #13

No. There is something going on down here. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #14

and you really believe that does not happen everywhere? DrDan Sep 2013 #15

I think her name was Grace Rayburn or Raburn or Raborn? Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #16

Grace Rabold DrDan Sep 2013 #18

I can only tackle the opponent I'm faced with. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #20

the point was that these things happen all over - not just central FL DrDan Sep 2013 #28

I disagree with you. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #31

I never said the local issues were not unique - just that there were issues DrDan Sep 2013 #34

You must be talking of San Diego City nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #19

If there is a pattern that can be discerned, Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #21

You know what, I am starting to blog it nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #22

That was the plan. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #23

Many bloggers were small potatoes nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #24

Not smart? Woof_Woof Sep 2013 #25

You really need to work on improving your ripostes. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #32

I gave up defending Kansas politics long ago. n-t Logical Sep 2013 #36

I hear you . . . Johnson County took the same heat as Seminole County for quite a while DrDan Sep 2013 #42

After the not guilty verdict, OJ thought he was invincible too dem in texas Sep 2013 #27

Of course he feels that way, anyone would that got away with murder. Rex Sep 2013 #29

she isn't sure "she ever really knew him" hfojvt Sep 2013 #30

Aw, someone is badmouthing your hero. Boo hoo. 2ndAmForComputers Sep 2013 #37

Sickening, isn't it? liberalhistorian Sep 2013 #39

Sounds like she's telling the truth liberalhistorian Sep 2013 #38

He'll either run into the wrong cop after speeding malaise Sep 2013 #40

Black cop. 2ndAmForComputers Sep 2013 #45

ROFL malaise Sep 2013 #46

I wonder if she's setting things up for a book deal davidpdx Sep 2013 #43