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O.J. Simpson: American Hero, American Tragedy
From his humble beginnings in San Francisco to winning the Heisman Trophy . . . from his record-breaking glory days on the football field to his postgame career as an actor, broadcaster and spokesman for Hertz rent-a-cars . . . from his first marriage to his high school sweetheart to the stormy second marriage that ended in the murders that stunned the nation . . . here is the inside story on . . . O.J. American Hero, American Tragedy.
324 pages, Unknown Binding
First published August 1, 1994
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Marc Cerasini
93 books48 followersBest-selling author, Marc Cerasini has spent time on the New York Times and USA Today best-seller's lists. His writing spans from children's picture books and young adult novels to adult mystery and military nonfiction. Along the way, he's managed to ghostwrite for Tom Clancy.
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February 25, 2012
I am from Denmark, but event there O.J. Simpson was famous.
Therefore I was looking forward to reading about his life.
The book contains a lot of interesting information.It looks like only O.J. Simpson knows what happened to O.J. Simpson, and he is not really interested in telling what really happened.
On several occasions he had different stories about the same topic, and then its not easy to believe anything he tells us.
I was very disappointed with the ending of the book.
We are not told about the result of his trial and I had to search the internet to read about that and also about the armed robbery in Las Vegas, that sent him to prison.
He was sentenced to a maximum of 33 years with the possibility of parole after nine
Therefore I was looking forward to reading about his life.
The book contains a lot of interesting information.It looks like only O.J. Simpson knows what happened to O.J. Simpson, and he is not really interested in telling what really happened.
On several occasions he had different stories about the same topic, and then its not easy to believe anything he tells us.
I was very disappointed with the ending of the book.
We are not told about the result of his trial and I had to search the internet to read about that and also about the armed robbery in Las Vegas, that sent him to prison.
He was sentenced to a maximum of 33 years with the possibility of parole after nine
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