Fred Goldman: OJ Death "No Great Loss"

Published: Fri, 04/12/24

The father of murder victim Ron Goldman reacted to O.J. Simpson's death by stating it was "no great loss to the world," underscoring his continued grief over his son's death.Insert Preheader


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Fred Goldman: OJ Death "No Great Loss"

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Fred Goldman, father of murder victim Ron Goldman, reacted to O.J. Simpson's death by stating it was "no great loss to the world," underscoring his continued grief over his son's death.

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