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09-20-2007, 04:47 PM
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The Felon Behind O.J.'s Bust - Meet Thomas Riccio: Arsonist, prison escapee, stolen goods
Posted By: peter chao
I hate to say it but it looks pretty good for O.J., his testimony is the most reliable evidence that the memorabilia was stolen from him in the first place. The most they can charge him with is criminal assault or something relatively minor like that. This is just a layperson's opinion. 
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