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Posted By: Paul

The one thing I haven't heard much about is what OJ planned to do with "his" stuff after he "retrieved" it. It's not as if the memorabilia that he was taking was his Heisman trophy or the final football from his 2000 yard season -- things that he might genuinely want to keep. No, what he was taking was stacks and stacks of autographed photos and other marketable items.

Even OJ doesn't want hundreds of autographed OJ photos. Obviously, his plan was to sell the stuff. But he is under a court order to give his income to the Goldmans. So, presumably, he was planning on selling his stuff and violating the court order to hand the cash over to the Goldmans. Even if you think the stuff he took was really his, and that he is innocent of the current charges, the best thing that you can say about him is that his "retrieval" of "his" property was part of his plan to violate the court order to pay the Goldmans -- for the millionth time.