O.J. gets desperate for attention
An Alcoholic Stoops to a New Low:
The Brief Return of O.J. Simpson
O.J. tries to recapture the limelight with
his (ghostwriter's) new book, If I Did I
Extraordinary overachievers are, perversely, frequently alcoholics. Horrific acts are terrific clues to alcoholism. The bizarre can also be an excellent indicator of addiction. If overachieving, horrific and bizarre are combined, we get O.J. Simpson: former football great and Heisman Trophy winner, convicted (in civil court) murderer and someone who recently wanted to tell the world"and his children"how he "would have"murdered their mother "if"he had done so.
"Experts"suggested his book was merely a continuation of Simpson's well-known narcissistic tendencies, in which he has sought attention on the playing field, car-rental ads, movies and the trial of the century. ...
