“Hey Twitter world, this is yours truly and I’m coming soon to Twitter. You get to read all my thoughts and opinions on just about everything.”
Taking a break from the unceasing search for his wife's killer with the username @TheRealOJ32, the former NFL star, Orenthal James Simpson, created his account Friday with a location listed as Las Vegas, Nevada and a video in which he declared he’s “got a little getting even to do.”
And while the video has garnered nearly four million views since it was posted Friday morning, the timing of Simpson’s social media debut rubbed many the wrong way, coming hours after the 25th anniversary of his ex-wife’s murder.
Simpson’s attorney, Malcolm LaVergne, confirmed to CNN that the account belonged the Simpson. Simpson beat the rap for the murders, thanks to in part to his personal attorney, Kim Kardashian's lawyer daddy (and in-turn started a family tradition of getting off black guys) but was sentenced to 33 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping in 2007, and released after nearly a decade in prison in October 2017.
And the Tweeter Responded in expected fashion:
H/T Konan The Bar Barron
Taking a break from the unceasing search for his wife's killer with the username @TheRealOJ32, the former NFL star, Orenthal James Simpson, created his account Friday with a location listed as Las Vegas, Nevada and a video in which he declared he’s “got a little getting even to do.”
And while the video has garnered nearly four million views since it was posted Friday morning, the timing of Simpson’s social media debut rubbed many the wrong way, coming hours after the 25th anniversary of his ex-wife’s murder.Simpson’s attorney, Malcolm LaVergne, confirmed to CNN that the account belonged the Simpson. Simpson beat the rap for the murders, thanks to in part to his personal attorney, Kim Kardashian's lawyer daddy (and in-turn started a family tradition of getting off black guys) but was sentenced to 33 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping in 2007, and released after nearly a decade in prison in October 2017.
And the Tweeter Responded in expected fashion:
"This account’s gonna be killer."— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth)
"Nice to see you taking a stab at this Twitter thing instead of your wife for once."— Dodge Ram Owner (@RamLover69)
"This year is getting worse and worse" — haunted dog (@zandywithaz)
"Got a lil getting even to do" pic.twitter.com/09sJKcuGwf — Diane Paola (@diane_love24)
"I wonder if Twitter will put him in Twitter jail?" — 🏃🏻♀️🍃⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@arizonarunner)(BizPac)
H/T Konan The Bar Barron
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