O.J. Simpson has some money owed he must repay within the afterlife — which is why the executor to his property is asking a choose to present him the greenlight to hawk his stuff.
Malcolm LaVergne — who went from being O.J.’s longtime lawyer to now working his affairs in demise — simply filed new docs that search permission to promote sure objects that had been in O.J.’s possession on the time of his demise … which LaVergne says is likely to be of nice public curiosity.
Within the docs, obtained by TMZ, MLV notes that a few of these objects quantity to potential memorabilia, which can fetch a reasonably penny if put up on the market … which is why he needs the OK to get into enterprise with some public sale homes.
A few of the stuff LaVergne is making an attempt promote … O.J.’s Heisman Trophy — which can or is probably not genuine, he says — in addition to his golf golf equipment, his automobile and even his driver’s license.
The explanation LaVergne needs to fetch the very best value level for all these things … maximizing O.J.’s property’s price — this with collectors and different events in thoughts. In different phrases … LaVergne needs to make a dent within the cash O.J. owed on the time of his passing.
Like we mentioned, LaVergne is looking for specific permission to dealer contracts with dudes who know all about this. Unclear if there’s an entire treasure of O.J. issues up for grabs right here — however on the very least, there’s the crap he talked about … which he sees as probably worthwhile.
He is likely to be on to one thing … TMZ already reported that O.J. memorabilia was already flying off the cabinets when phrase of his demise got here down — and seeing how these items had been personally owned by O.J., they could actually appeal to collectors who’re able to pay.
LaVergne additional tells TMZ … “This is the beginning of closure, the best way I see fit as the executor. The money from the auction sales will go toward paying creditors, including Goldman if I can negotiate effectively with the other creditors.”
He factors out the Goldman household doubtless will not get your complete quantity they have been in any case these years — however LaVergne says he is doing one of the best he can, and {that a} voluntary cost from O.J.’s property is likely to be a “Pyrrhic victory” … though, he thinks it is higher than nothing.
Like we instructed you … the O.J. property was not too long ago hit with a $500k tax lien, which may hinder what the Goldmans and others are capable of acquire.
