Crazy article.
After our meal, OJ asked me if I would like to accompany him to a local sports bar to watch that Sunday's big game.
And that turned out to be the most unnerving experience of the entire day.
As we walked into the packed bar a cheer went up and everyone started applauding. My jaw dropped amid the handshakes and back slaps as OJ greeted his adoring fans. And our table was immediately surrounded by young, beautiful women.
I asked one of these girls – and they were aged 18 or 19 - if she felt comfortable being around a man who, come off it, we all knew was a double murderer?
'I don't care' she replied, 'We all know he did it but, hey, he's OJ Simpson. He's a legend!'
And so it continued for the rest of the afternoon.
OJ barely drank but endless free drinks were delivered to our table.
I asked him if all this female attention was 'normal'.
'Oh yes,' he smiled. 'I've never had so much p**** in my life.'
He was that most American of phenomena.
Notorious, disgraced and yet feted wherever he went by a public drawn to the seductive power of fame.
Even that of a cold-blooded killer.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13298485/OJ-Simpson-1997-Nicole-Brown-Ron-Goldman.html