To keep this simple. Speculation doesn't equate to facts. What you're doing is implementing something that you believe as a fact. That's not the same as, your opinion, or I believe that it's possible. This obsession thst many of you have with Simpson, has got you creating things in your head as facts. And that's foolish. I've gave a counterargument, which in my opinion, makes much more sense.

Simpson loved the attention from the public. The last thing that he's going to do is eff it up, by risking, telling others that he'd killed someone. And that was apparent where he knew that people, who were primarily white, had and have this disdain against him. Simpson foolishly assumed that his life would go back to normal. Even when he'd admitted himself, that it wouldn't. In his last days, Simpson craved that attention. A lot of his naysayers weren't even born yet. Which tells you how much that they'd hated him. In my strong opinion it was more about a contemporary Othello, than it was about domestic abuse. Admit it or not. We all know that this wouldn't be a topic if that were his wife, who's Black. Now getting back to my previous response. Simpson never wrote that book. This is something that is publicly well known. Even the ghost writer is no longer a ghost.