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title: "How I Helped O.J. Get Away With Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret, and Remorse Kindle Edition"
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# How I Helped O.J. Get Away With Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret, and Remorse Kindle Edition

**Brand:** mike gilbert
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- **What is this?** How I Helped O.J. Get Away With Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret, and Remorse Kindle Edition by mike gilbert
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## Customer Reviews

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    A Tragic Tale of Loss
  

*by N***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2016*

This is a story about loss - Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman lost their lives and the author, Mike Gilbert, lost his hero and idol. The O.J. Simpson murder trial was billed as the trial of the century, and indeed during 1994-1995 the story dominated the news. This is a history of what went on behind the scenes.O.J. was Mike Gilbert's idol. He wanted to be just like him, but he lacked the athletic skills to be a professional football player. When he got a chance to be O.J.'s marketing manager, Mike was star struck, so much so that Simpson could do no wrong in Gilbert's eyes. That explains why Mike, and several other people, stood by O.J. for so long, despite the overwhelming evidence of his guilt. The book goes into Gilbert's history with Simpson, the murder trial and aftermath, and eventually the split between the two. Gilbert puts forth his theory of how the murders went down based on his knowledge of the parties involved. Gilbert claims it was his idea how to get the bloody gloves to not fit when O.J. tried them on, which was a major coup for the defense. The book explains how keeping his fans happy was paramount to O.J. and thus how surprised he was at the treatment he received from the public after the verdict was rendered. But Gilbert's eyes were finally opened to O.J.'s true nature, which caused an irrevocable split in their relationship.It is a sad story, both for the loss of life and the loss of a hero. In the end, O.J.'s ego landed him in prison for an offense unrelated to the murders. Throughout most of the book, the Goldman family was portrayed in a negative light. But in the end, Gilbert apologized to the family for his treatment of them. It was an interesting read and shed some light on this tragic story. I rate this as a three star read.

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    If you watched OJ: Made in America and heard ...
  

*by M***G on Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2016*

If you watched OJ: Made in America and heard Gilbert admit his involvement with both the glove incident during the trial, and his recollection of OJ telling him one night after the acquittal that he did kill Nicole-you need to hear his whole story.  It is hard not to believe his story, but there is -to my knowledge-and collaborating evidence or statements to back him up.  It is a page turner.

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    Still Trying to Make Money off of OJ
  

*by J***5 on Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020*

While this guy comes across as apologetic at first about his involvement with OJ, read between the lines. He admits he was a scumbag who fed off of OJ. When OJ lost it all, his meal ticket also went away, so now he writes a book in desperation? Again if you read this book, read between the lines. By the end of the book, you will see all the things he did what he said was to help OJ conceal his crime, but what he was making his own bank from all of this. It is convoluted, and in parts delusional. Always making it seem as if OJ saw him as an equal. But what I see is a leech. When he got into OJ's circle, he wasn't there to be this saintly good guy looking out for OJ's best interest, it was all what Mike Gilbert could glean. The whole "poor us" after OJ was acquitted nonsense will make you VOMIT. How he tries to make the reader feel sorry that OJ lost his house was also a VOMIT marker. No! Gilbert's book is his addiction to OJ, a desperate attempt to still use him for money.  And finally? He mentions having his kids around this monster, the fact that he went to great lengths to hide OJ's things question to ask would he also have hidden let's say a murder weapon and some bloody clothes and shoes for him as well?  From the sounds of it, the guy would have blindly done anything for OJ as long as OJ was popular and paid up.

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