Whoops! It looks like OJ Simpson, the stabbiest Heisman Trophy winner in the history of football, has recently been making a lot more money than people knew (the NFL alone pays him pensions of $400,000 a year!). Besides tax authorities and golf resorts, the main party interested in Simpson's income is Fred Goldman, the father of one of Simpson's alleged murder victims, who strongly believes that bankrupting his son's killer translates to justice.

Fred Goldman's lawyer, David Cook, tells TMZ that what he's really interested in is the $772,090 in "personal property" that O.J. claims on his 2005 return, because the pensions are exempt from the $33.5 million judgment that Fred won in 1997 — and which they've been trying to collect ever since. Cook says he's not sure what the "personal property" consists of, but says he'll be going after it.

Has news reached the nation's slums that in some circles poverty is considered punishment for murder? Someone should go tell them. Things will get interesting soon thereafter.

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In yet another move that paints him as a sad, wild-eyed loon who hasn't used these past 13 years to take the necessary steps toward healing, Fred Goldman has sicked his lawyers on a crashing OJ Simpson, this time demanding Simpson's Rolex and the sports memorabilia Simpson is accused of robbing. The lawyers are also seeking to obtain funds Simpson may have received for his involvement with a successful video game.

Bereaved families everywhere are extraordinarily anxious to see if, indeed, this bundle of money will bring Goldman's son back.

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