Hear that folks? IF he did it- which, of course, he didn't!

Well, folks, there are just some cases that make so many of us wish that the double-jeopardy law didn't always have to apply... O.J. still swears he didn't do it, but in his book that (thankfully) got sent to the scrap heap, he went so far to explain how it could have happened- of course, that's IF he had done it. Which we all know he just couldn't have, right? Good Heavens. This article, from Reuters, discusses some parts of the book that were given, by an unnamed source, to Newsweek. The guy went so far as to describe driving to his ex-wife's house, how Ron reacted to him, who was with him, and plenty more, I'm sure. He manages to leave out the part where he does the deed, but I'm not sure why. Was he afraid to look guilty? In any case, there was quite a big ordeal about the publishing of this book, and so 400,000 copies were destroyed. It kind of makes me wonder, though; exactly how many trees were cut down to produce that crap in the first place?