O.J. Simpson’s money owed are about to get knocked down a notch, that’s if somebody steps as much as purchase a few of his most prized, and X-rated, possessions.
Malcolm LaVergne, Simpson’s longtime lawyer and executor of his property, tells TMZ his stash of jail pornography from his days in Nevada state jail is up for grabs.
Yep, O.J. and his fellow inmates had been allowed to learn mags like Penthouse, and seems he had fairly the gathering.
Malcolm spills that Simpson was an enormous fan of porn, each watching and studying it — even whereas incarcerated. How he bought his palms on the stack of magazines whereas serving time for his 2008 memorabilia theft case stays unclear, nevertheless it’s no shocker inmates get their palms on this kinda content material.
After O.J.’s 2017 launch — from jail, that’s — we’re informed he stashed away the Penthouse points, as a result of he then had entry to free porn on his telephone and pc.
That is not all … Malcolm says he would possibly even put O.J.’s Trojan condoms on the public sale block. Magnums, we’re informed.
Malcolm says he is hoping to carry the public sale in early 2025, however nothing’s firmed up but.
As we’ve beforehand reported … LaVergne’s been aiming to herald over $269,000 from one in all O.J.’s properties, however that’s nonetheless only a drop within the bucket in comparison with the full collectors are lined as much as gather.
There’s nonetheless the hefty $33.5 million judgment O.J. owed to his victims’ households from the 1997 wrongful loss of life lawsuit.
O.J. was acquitted in his homicide trial, however he was later discovered answerable for the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in a Santa Monica civil courtroom. Though the OG judgment was $33.5 million, curiosity on the unpaid debt has reportedly ballooned to round $100 mil.
On prime of all the pieces, O.J.’s property was just lately slammed with a $500K tax lien from the State of California.
We’re undecided what the market’s like for used porn — particularly mags utilized in jail — however, hey … determined instances.
