Fred, Kim Goldman Say Hope For ‘True Accountability’ Dies with O.J. Simpson

Ron Goldman‘s household describes O.J. Simpson‘s loss of life as a “mixed bag of complicated emotions” … as a result of now that he is gone, so is their hope for true justice.

Ron’s sister, Kim, and father, Fred, put out a joint assertion late Thursday, saying … “For three decades we tirelessly pursued justice for Ron and Nicole, and despite a civil judgment and his confession in ‘If I Did It,’ the hope for true accountability has ended.”

The assertion — referring to Simpson’s 2007 e book, “If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer” — makes it clear the Goldmans, like thousands and thousands of others, don’t have any doubts about who murdered Ron and Nicole Brown Simpson … it doesn’t matter what the jury mentioned again in 1995.

The Goldmans say they will hold advocating for victims, and so they ended the assertion by thanking everybody “for keeping our family, and most importantly Ron, in your hearts for the last 30 years.”

As you already know, O.J. died Wednesday after a battle with most cancers, surrounded by his household.

Throughout Simpson’s trial for the murders of his ex-wife and Ron, Kim and Fred attended commonly … sitting within the gallery and watching because the jury discovered him not responsible.

Additionally they sued O.J. in a civil trial a pair years later, successful a judgment of greater than $33 million as Simpson was discovered answerable for the deaths … although they by no means obtained most of that cash.

As we reported, the Goldmans’ lawyer, David Cook dinner, advised us the household will explore legal options to aim to get the judgment it is owed from Simpson’s property.