FBI learned in advance of O.J. Simpson's plan to retrieve personal items

Published on November 2, 2007 By danielost In Current Events

the more and more i hear about this the more and more i am convinced that o j was sit up.

Dealer Thomas Riccio said he reported to the FBI a collector who claimed to have belongings taken from Simpson.

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"The guy flat-out told me he had items stolen from O.J.'s house," Riccio said. "I have a legitimate business."

Simpson, 60, and five other men were arrested after they allegedly stormed a Las Vegas hotel room with guns drawn Sept. 13 to seize items that were believed to include family photos and the suit Simpson wore the day he was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife and her friend.

Las Vegas police said the FBI did not alert them before the confrontation between Simpson and collectors Alfred Beardsley and Bruce Fromong.

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they also reported that when told the la police and the FBI didn't care.

Comments

kingbee

on Nov 02, 2007

don't guess you've even considered the possibility oj's stuff has been a steady source of cash the goldens can't document or attach?

Gideon MacLeish

on Nov 02, 2007

Sure it was a setup!

But the best way to avoid a setup is...umm, don't do it!

I guess OJ figured, hey if one can get acquitted of double murder, what's an armed robbery? I, for one, hope he shares a cell with Mike Vick and a white supremacist racist the size of a Patton tank!

danielost

on Nov 03, 2007

I guess OJ figured, hey if one can get acquitted of double murder, what's an armed robbery? I, for one, hope he shares a cell with Mike Vick and a white supremacist racist the size of a Patton tank!

fox said tonight he might get off. didn't hear the story but that was the tempter feed.

danielost

on Nov 03, 2007

I guess OJ figured, hey if one can get acquitted of double murder, what's an armed robbery?

and what if he didn't know about the guns until they got there. except for the guns according to fox he didn't brake any laws. he was planning on televising the whole thing. so the question is again did he know about the guns.

ParaTed2k

on Nov 05, 2007

Yawn.

danielost

on Nov 06, 2007

all i am saying is the man is innocent until he is found guilty

ParaTed2k

on Nov 06, 2007

Unlike his Murder case, where he was guilty until a jury acquitted him. ;~D

danielost

on Nov 06, 2007

Unlike his Murder case, where he was guilty until a jury acquitted him. ;~D

right but this case is smelling more and more like a revenge case. they didn't get him in the murder case. so they set him up for this one.

Gideon MacLeish

on Nov 06, 2007

NEWSFLASH: The best way to avoid being "setup" is, don't take the stinking bait! Good grief!

If OJ goes to prison you gonna write him love letters, too? You seem to get all hot and bothered over football felons.

danielost

on Nov 06, 2007

NEWSFLASH: The best way to avoid being "setup" is, don't take the stinking bait! Good grief!

i agree

If OJ goes to prison you gonna write him love letters, too? You seem to get all hot and bothered over football felons.

why would i write him a letter i seldom wrote my mom. and the only time i like football is when i am playing.

danielost

on Nov 14, 2007

OK so the OJ case has gone from life in prison to probation and now the judge is to rule if he should even go to trial.

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