Before Simpson could be released after serving nearly a decade in a prison, an anonymous guy is all set to get a new wheel, a brand new Ford Bronco, for O.J. through fundraising in GoFundMe. Here, know the story behind O.J. Simpson's Ford Bronco.
The history creator Orenthal James "O.J." Simpson is a former NFL player, broadcaster, actor, advertising spokesman, and convicted armed robber and kidnapper.
A guy Started a GoFundMe to get OJ Simpson a brand new Ford Bronco
O.J. Simpson, nicknamed The Juice has a strong association with a white Bronco than anyone else was put into a jail for murder, robbery and kidnapping cases. He is pronounced to get a release in October this year on parole after spending almost a decade in a prison which is situated 90 miles east of Reno.
Simpson was granted parole last week and there's a high possibility for him to finally be free from the imprisonment. He was sentenced to thirty-three years imprisonment, with a minimum of nine years without parole.
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Surprisingly, there are some good wishers and supporters of Simpson since one random guy is raising fund in GoFundMe to purchase a brand spanking new Ford Bronco upon O.J.'s release.
GoFundMe is a crowdfunding platform situated in San Diego, California where people raise money for events ranging from life events like celebrations and graduation to challenging circumstances like accidents and illness.The person is determined to get Simpson a new automobile on his release day. Look at the post made saying;
I want to raise money to buy Mr. Simpson a brand new White 2020 Ford Bronco when they are released, and I know you want to help!
Looks like O.J. will going to have a grand exit wheeling in a brand new Ford. If you are wondering why Simpson and Ford Bronco are made a huge fuss in the media then we have to take you back to the time where O.J. made a historical police chase case on June 17, 1994.
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O.J. Simpson's Ford Bronco story
O.J. made the most famous car chase in American history which happened nearly 23 years ago and still people talk about the incident as of yesterday. On June 17, 1994, Simpson led a squadron of cruisers and helicopters through Los Angeles to Southern California on a two-hour police chase.
He was in the car with his ex-NFL friend Al Cowlings driving his 1993 white Ford Bronco. He fled Look at the public posts talking about the day and even some making a joke of the incident in a sarcastic way!
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On an interesting note, the whole chase aired on CNN and an estimated 95 million people across the country watched the video which turned O.J.'s case a really big one during the time. We have the YouTube of the chase for you where the video features the sound from O.J.'s phone conversation with Homicide Detective Tom.
On the video, you don't get to see much of Simpson but 120 minutes of a white Ford Bronco being driven and chased on Interstate 405 in Southern California.
Believe it or not, 23 years after the chase, Ford Bronco is still in nearly a perfect shape. The Bronco got so famous that it is currently on display at the Alcatraz East Crime Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
O.J. was convicted of several felony charges which include a robbery at a Las Vegas casino hotel room in 2007 and committing a sensational double murder crime; a murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman.
The 70-year-old former star athlete served his sentence at the Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nevada. The sources reported that O.J. appeared to be in tears as he was granted a parole and said these words during his testimony;
I've done my time, I've done it as well and respectfully as anyone can," "None of this would have happened if I'd had better judgement.