If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer

from Kristymk18

I don't even know what to say about this book. It was never really on my radar, but when a non-reading friend of mine wanted to read it, I figured it be fun to buddy read. However, it was torture. A lot of people say this is the confession of OJ, or a hypothetical "how to murder" novel in which h...

from TeresaKander

Most of this book was disgustingly obvious BS,an attempt to make Nicole Brown look like a horrible person,apparently to convince people she deserved what she got. The only chapter that rings true is the one which describes the night of the grisly murder, the chapter which The Killer still insists...

from ozzie65

Having already read William Dear's alternate theory of who killed Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman, this book popped up on the Bookbub list. The twentieth anniversary has spawned countless OJ Simpson true crime books, articles and television programs. As I mentioned before, I was not in the country...

from angela.k.winters

About the only thing that I can say about this book is that its like watching a train wreck!!! No matter how much you want to turn away, you can't. This book is a disgusting, detailed account of a murder by the murderer. I watched the trial on television, and during it, I knew that he was guilty....

from jimocracy

I wasn't sure how I'd feel about this book going into it and I'm still not sure how I feel. I do believe that OJ killed his ex-wife and Ron Goldman. Even if Nichole was the mess that OJ made her out to be, she didn't deserve to die (and neither did Ron).