[RexBeach]

When this stuff of OJ’s was “stolen,” did he file a police report?

If he did not, then why does he say the stuff was stolen.

Better yet, how does he prove the stuff was stolen?

Smells fishy, doesn’t it?

[Robe]

I heard someone on the tube,(I was doing more productive work than watching TV)that OJ’s mother had this suffing a rental storage unit that was sold for lack of rent. Whom ever bought the contents then sold it to this dealer, he in turn contacted either OJ or an intermediary to see if OJ wanted to buy the stuff back

[ArmstedFragg]

Smells fishy, doesn’t it?

Particularly when you realize that the 'stolen' stuff ended up in the hands of the guy who'd been selling it for him all along. There's a whole lot more to be learned here, and I imagine it's going to involve avoiding the Goldman's civil judgment.

[PapaBear3625]

When this stuff of OJ’s was “stolen,” did he file a police report? If he did not, then why does he say the stuff was stolen. Better yet, how does he prove the stuff was stolen? Smells fishy, doesn’t it?

He couldn't go to the police, because he owes money to Goldman, and any such "stolen" assets would be seized to satisfy the court judgment. Plus embarrassing questions about concealing assets, etc.

Add to that the possibility that OJ's been hiding income from trafficking in sports memorabilia, and the IRS becomes real interested in him

[honestfreedom69]

Was it stolen or was it the stuff, the court ordered turned over to Fred Goldman’s attorney for the judgment in the civil case?