Ron Goldman’s Sister Says She Had the Chance to Kill O.J. Simpson
- 10 years ago
Ron Goldman’s sister Kim told the National Enquirer that she once had the chance to kill O.J. Simpson, but stopped herself just short of going through with it.
Ron Goldman’s sister Kim told the National Enquirer that she once had the chance to kill O.J. Simpson, but stopped herself just short of going through with it.
It was in 1996, a year after a jury found Simpson not guilty of murdering Ron and the former football player’s ex-wife, Nicole Brown.
Kim Goldman said she was stopped at a light and O.J. walked right in front of her car.
She had her foot on the accelerator, and thought, ‘I can kill him, right here, right now’.
Ultimately, she didn’t respond to her impulse.
That’s not to say that she doesn’t want him dead.
Ms. Goldman very candidly told the paper, “I’d love to see him die a slow death in prison. Now I just want him to die.”
In the interview she also recalled how devastated she was when the jury came back with its verdict and Simpson was set free.
To her it was a betrayal, and it overwhelmed her with rage.
Goldman admits that since then she’s gotten a great deal of relief in witnessing how Karma has chosen to deal with O.J. Simpson.
Ron Goldman’s sister Kim told the National Enquirer that she once had the chance to kill O.J. Simpson, but stopped herself just short of going through with it.
It was in 1996, a year after a jury found Simpson not guilty of murdering Ron and the former football player’s ex-wife, Nicole Brown.
Kim Goldman said she was stopped at a light and O.J. walked right in front of her car.
She had her foot on the accelerator, and thought, ‘I can kill him, right here, right now’.
Ultimately, she didn’t respond to her impulse.
That’s not to say that she doesn’t want him dead.
Ms. Goldman very candidly told the paper, “I’d love to see him die a slow death in prison. Now I just want him to die.”
In the interview she also recalled how devastated she was when the jury came back with its verdict and Simpson was set free.
To her it was a betrayal, and it overwhelmed her with rage.
Goldman admits that since then she’s gotten a great deal of relief in witnessing how Karma has chosen to deal with O.J. Simpson.