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A Battle for O.J.'s Book.(O.J. Simpson)

Byline: Andrew Murr

If O. J. Simpson did it, we still may hear how. Fred Goldman will ask a federal bankruptcy-court judge in Miami next week to ratify a deal giving him the rights to "If I Did It," the 2006 work in which Simpson told how he might have committed the 1994 killings of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Goldman's son, Ron (which he denies doing). If Goldman gets the rights to the project, dropped by HarperCollins last fall after public protest, he hopes to repackage the book for a new publisher.

Goldman opposed publication when Simpson stood to gain from it. Now he wants the book's sales to pay down some of the $38 million Simpson owes Goldman from the ...

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