Speaking from Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada, former football star and actor O.J. Simpson announced today that the long search to find the real killers of his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman has ended.
“It is my pleasure to state that I am in fact the real murderer” he declared as photographers snapped his picture. “Hey, no one is more surprised by this than me. I spent 14 years of my life looking for the killer and not once did I suspect that I might have had anything to do with it. At first I thought it might have been columbian drug lords but that didn’t pan out. Then I spent years tracking some guy from Lagrange New York called Fred. I followed a one-armed man I thought might have been the one until I realized that was just a movie I saw. Boy that Harrison Ford is such a trip! Then I thought the kid who delivered my pizza might have been the murderer until someone pointed out that he would only have been 4 at the time.”
What brought O.J. to the realization that he was guilty?
“I was doing research for my autobiography ‘I”m O.J. Simpson and I Won’t Kill You’ when I started looking through my old calendars. I found an item for June 12, 1994: Buy beer. Murder wife. This surprised me as I don’t normally drink beer. But there it was in black and white. I’m a man of my word and if I wrote that I was going to murder my wife then I murdered my wife.”
Knowledge of his guilt has brought remorse to Simpson. “I want to apologize to columbian drug lords and the town of Lagrange, New York. I also want to apologize to one-armed men, Harrison Ford and pizza delivery boys throughout this great land of ours.”
O.J. also said that he feels a newfound sense of inner peace. “My philosophy has alway been ‘try anything once’ and since I know that I have already murdered I can check that off my list of things to do. Trust me. My cellmate and I get along much better now.”
Simpson’s only regret is finding himself back in jail. “I find that I really don’t enjoy making license plates and the anal sex was more fun on the outside. What I need is a good lawyer, like that Cochran fellow.”
When informed that Johnnie Cochran was dead, Simpson gasped, “No! Well it wasn’t me! At least I think it wasn’t me. Let me check my calendar.”
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<p>Glad to hear it wasn’t the Manhattan Infidel… I can now put my fears to rest after all these years.</p>
Thank you for your concern. The Manhattan Infidel would once again like to disclaim any and all involvement in said murder. Wait a minute, whose glove is this?