Outrage: The Five Reasons Why O.J. Simpson Got Away with Murder (Abridged) Audiobook

" Self-serving, as usual for Vince Bugliosi, but a decent review of the OJ trial. Shows from a courtroom expert how the trial when awry. "

" Wow, is Vincent Bugliosi mad about this verdict! And reading his account of the incompetence of almost everyone involved, I tend to agree with him. This was a slam-dunk case that the prosecution somehow managed to lose anyway. Their lack of preparation was astounding. "

" One of the BEST books I have ever read, I think I have read it like three times now. "

" Apt title. Bugliosi wrote this book shortly after the "Not Guilty" verdict and he is pissed. This was an interesting book, that really delved into the myriad of issues that the lawyers from both sides (but mostly the prosecution) had in trying this case. Bugliosi's interpretations of what happened generally differ from that which many members of the media portrayed and presented an insight into the trial that I hadn't been exposed to. "

" Bugliosi rips the jury, the defense (so-called "Dream") team, Judge Ito, and the prosecution a new one in this book, and it's clear that he's quite angry and bitter and disgusted about what happened. Appropriate emotions, certainly. Not as well-written as Helter Skelter, and he still has no idea what an epilogue is, but it was engaging and compelling throughout. I particularly enjoyed the bolded portions in which he illustrated what his arguments in response to certain points would have been. "

" It was a little dry and technical for my taste but had great insights "

" I've been wanting to read this book for some time, but I downloaded the free sample on my Kindle first and I sure am glad I did; I could barely take those fifteen minutes worth of Bugliosi's huge ego, let alone an entire book's worth. I can't tell you how happy I am I didn't spend 10 bucks only to receive the literary equivalent of some egomaniac masturbating at himself in the mirror for 528 pages. I think he's let a few things go to his head juuuuust a little bit... "

" The definitive book on the O.J. Simpson murder case and trial, this should be required reading for everyone who plans to practice criminal law. "

" Some years ago I became obsessed with legal journalism and the O.J. trial in particular. I list this book in my spirit of getting as complete a list as I can. "

" The last, long section of this is a pretty good primer in forensic rhetoric. "

" good read on the o.j. case. "

" Helped me to better understand truth & justice and the U.S. court system. Very knowledgeable and experienced author AND lawyer. A travesty of justice (my opinion!) "

" Bugliosi can get a little to technical with the lawyer speak, but he methodically lays out compelling examples how the prosecution allowed a guilty murderer go free. Of all the books written about the O.J. Simpson murder trial, this one must be read first. "

" Best book on the OJ Trial. "

" what was not already obvious to anyone who followed the case, Bugliosi, goes into detail. Painstaking detail, that you will skim over, but the facts are all there. And he was very very guilty "

" I love me some Vince Bugliosi but really, who couldn't have convicted Manson? I don't agree with his premise that it was the PA's and not the jury. Sorry, I just don't. The Judge and the Jury were AWFUL. The DPA's made some mistakes for sure but I don't think it is fair to lay it at their feet. "

" More like 3 and 1/2 stars. Interesting read about how the prosecution royally dropped the ball on the case. I like Bugliosi's voice but he can get a little preachy. "

" This is a sobering account of the so-called "trial of the century" of O.J. Simpson. It is rare that I read a book where the author's anger virtually boils from the page but Bugliosi pulls no punches in deconstructing the various players in this saga. A terrific read. "

" GREAT book, so very well written by Vincent Bugliosi [the man who put Charles Manson away]! Gives us an idea of how the case went wrong and how Bugliosi would have handled things! "

" I like when the author points out that all girls in the murdered ex-wife's family have fake boobs but none have a college education (!). Quite the tell-tale sign of what they find important... "

" This is just Vincent Bugliosi tooting his own horn. "

" I'll never look at Detective Nordberg the same again. "

" I really tried to like this book, but I just hated it. I couldn't even finish it. "

" Fascinating. I have alot of respect for former prosecutor Bugliosi. Looking back, I didn't know half of the truth that this book sheds to light about the overwhelming evidence that existed against OJ. The media didn't give the whole picture but this book sure does. "

" Of course he did it! Are there only five reasons? Seriously, I always enjoy reading books by Bugliosi, and this was no exception. I just wish it was longer. "

" It speaks for itself. The prosecution did NOT do a very good job yet if the defense had even one iota of evidence showing OJ to be innocent, wouldn't they have brought it? What a tragedy! "

" An exceptional book that layes out in detail how OJ Simpson got away with murder. The author brings up many points that only someone with his experiences would know. "

" Bugliosi is a very entertaining writer. His arguments are well crafted and highly informative. Definitely gives a new view of "the trial of the century". "

" One of the BEST books I have ever read, I think I have read it like three times now. "

" Wow, is Vincent Bugliosi mad about this verdict! And reading his account of the incompetence of almost everyone involved, I tend to agree with him. This was a slam-dunk case that the prosecution somehow managed to lose anyway. Their lack of preparation was astounding. "

" Self-serving, as usual for Vince Bugliosi, but a decent review of the OJ trial. Shows from a courtroom expert how the trial when awry. "

" The last, long section of this is a pretty good primer in forensic rhetoric. "

" This is a sobering account of the so-called "trial of the century" of O.J. Simpson. It is rare that I read a book where the author's anger virtually boils from the page but Bugliosi pulls no punches in deconstructing the various players in this saga. A terrific read. "

" Bugliosi can get a little to technical with the lawyer speak, but he methodically lays out compelling examples how the prosecution allowed a guilty murderer go free. Of all the books written about the O.J. Simpson murder trial, this one must be read first. "

" Great insights into the trial. It taught me a lot about our legal system and helped me appreciate it better. I got all outraged over OJ's aquittal all over again. But judgements started wearing on me in the end. He is an excellent prosecutor and writer, but he is pompous and stident. "

" More like 3 and 1/2 stars. Interesting read about how the prosecution royally dropped the ball on the case. I like Bugliosi's voice but he can get a little preachy. "

" good read on the o.j. case. "

" This author is a little pompous, but this book was intriguing none-the-less. I personally find it an "Outrage" too, that this man was found innocent. "

" I really tried to like this book, but I just hated it. I couldn't even finish it. "

" From someone who knows -- the prosecutor of Charles Manson -- here is a point by pont breakdown on how the prosecution of O.J. Simpson made serious mistakes, and let a killer go free. "