The Goldman’s were granted the rights to the OJ hypothetical confession and shopped it to Beaufort Books, a sometimes vanity press where authors contribute monetarily to the publication of their books. The Brown family is not happy about the publication of the book. Oprah has booked the two camps for a high charged Springer like episode. Fred and Kim Goldman will face criticism from Denise Brown on September 13, 2007.
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My opinion may change as I learn more about the situation, but right now, I’m on the side of the Brown family. But I don’t think it’s so wise of them to go on Oprah, since I expect this showdown will only lead to higher sales of the book.
Hey im going to be watching during the show – and personally im outraged that this book is going to hit barnes and noble across the country. its practically a guide to how to get away with murder!
anyways, i’ll be in a live chat http://www.babbledog.com/invite/267350/oprah if you want to join me! thanks :-)