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OJ SimpsonThe legal team of is resorting to desperate measures to pay off the late NFL star’s staggering debts.
Simpson died in April at the age of 76, thanks to the families of murder victims Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown more than $100 million.
And in a bid to whittle down the figure, his longtime lawyer and executor of his estate, Malcolm LaVergne, has revealed he’s putting a rather unique collection of memorabilia under the hammer.
The former running back’s stash of pornography from his time behind bars in the Nevada The state prison will reportedly be auctioned off, LaVergne said TMZ.
Simpson reportedly created a collection of Penthouse – a men’s magazine that featured pornographic images of women – while serving time for his 2008 armed robbery.
After his release on parole in 2017, Simpson allegedly hid his releases because, according to LaVergne, he had access to free online porn at the time.
OJ Simpson’s legal team is auctioning off the late NFL star’s pornographic collection
The former running back reportedly created a collection of Penthouse magazines
LaVergne also revealed that he might auction off Simpson’s condoms.
Simpson’s former longtime attorney said he hopes to hold the auction in early 2025, but has yet to confirm details.
Simpson was found liable in a $33.5 million civil lawsuit for the 1997 murders of Ron Goldman and his ex-wife Nicole Simpson. with the Goldman family chasing mounting debt ever since. The amount has now grown to $100 million with interest.
An attorney for Ron’s father Fred said earlier this year that he would “work on” collecting everything they can from the Simpson estate, even after Juice’s death.
The last legal claims made by Goldman’s lawyers were in June 2022, when they argued that Simpson still owed more than $96 million and had only paid $133,000 since 1997.
After his conviction in 1997 for the 1994 murders, Goldman had garnished Simpson’s earnings and sued him several times to recoup the money he earned for television shows and his book If I Did It.
In an interview with DailyMail.com earlier this year, debt collection lawyer David Cook described how he renewed the judgment in 2015, putting it at $57 million.
Two years later, when Simpson was released from a Nevada prison after serving nine years for robbery and kidnapping, he estimated the debt at “just under $70 million.”
Simpson’s lawyer, Malcolm LaVergne, left, revealed the collection could be sold
Simpson was found liable in a $33.5 million civil lawsuit for the 1997 murders of Ron Goldman and his ex-wife Nicole Simpson.
And in March 2021 A Nevada lien lawsuit lists the “amount owed” by Simpson as “$75,164,425.74.”
The 1992 court documents. since his split from his slain wife, Nicole, say his net worth at the time was $10.8 million, with a monthly income of $55,000.
But according to Goldmans filings, he has paid them only $133,000 since they obtained their judgment against him.
Simpson avoided paying the Goldmans by filing for bankruptcy in Florida, and his annual NFL pension of between $125,000 and $300,000 was protected from debt collection lawsuits.
He also had $42,000 a year in Social Security benefits.
