According to an attorney for Ron Goldman's family, O.J.'s debt accrued in interest since he was ordered to pay them in 1997.
O.J. Simpson allegedly died millions of dollars in debt to Ron Goldman‘s family. An attorney for Goldman’s family spoke out following the 76-year-old’s death this week and claimed that Simpson’s debt accrued in interest over the past few decades.
“He died without penance,” Goldman’s father’s lawyer, David Cook, told PEOPLE. “He did not want to give a dime, a nickel to Fred, never, anything, never.”
The outlet reported that Simpson was ordered to pay Goldman and ex-wife Nicole Brown‘s families $33.5 million after being found liable in a wrongful death lawsuit in 1997. Cook alleged that the debt now racks up to $114 million after growing in interest. He also noted that the court judgment had been renewed in 2022.
PEOPLE reported that legal documents from the year of 2022 revealed that Simpson had only paid the Goldman family $133,000 since 1997. Cook added, “He [still] owes on the current status of the judgment.”
The attorney also pointed out that the Goldman family is looking into hiring lawyers in the states of Nevada, Florida and California to figure out where Simpson’s money will be now that he is dead.
“We need to get a lawyer or a number of lawyers who deal with this, very smart people to determine who it is or who it would be, and [start] taking depositions from people and/or finding out who they are and what information we need,” Cook explained to the outlet. “It’s a big deal.”
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