O.J. Simpson’s Pal Believes He May Have Died With Millions Hidden in Offshore Accounts to Avoid Paying $100 Million Owed to Ron & Nicole’s Families

Simpson, who died on Thursday after a battle with cancer, was acquitted in a highly publicized murder trial but lost a wrongful death civil suit brought against him by against him by the Goldman and Brown families.

He was ordered to pay $33.5 million in damages, a number that increased over the years due to interest. Although he never paid them directly, they received proceeds from his infamous 2007 book If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer.

“O.J. Simpson has said, ‘I will not give a g—– nickel to Fred Goldman never, ever, ever,'” the Goldmans’ collection lawyer, David Cook, told The U.S. Sun.

“So if he’s going to die of cancer — most people who die of cancer don’t die tomorrow it takes a fair amount of time — so it would be my guess that he hid it very well so that when he dies, the Goldmans get nothing.”

“I’m not saying I know that, but dealing with O.J. Simpson and hearing him saying ‘I will not pay this guy a g—– dime’ when he was alive, I think he’d do the same thing when he’s dead.”