She wanted to make some fresh squeezed O.J.
Ron Goldman’s devastated sister said she once spotted O.J. Simpson strolling down the street after his 1995 acquittal and considered running him over with her car, she told the “Today” show Friday.
“I was driving in a strip mall and this figure walked in front of my car, and I knew it was him,” Kim Goldman said. “I studied him, I watched him, I knew that swagger. And I put my foot on the pedal.”
“I white-knuckled it, I was revving the engine, and I thought, ‘I could take him out and nobody would ever know.’
But Goldman said she couldn’t bring herself to crush the Juice because she was “not a killer.”
“I thought of my dad, and I just couldn’t put him through that,” she said. “But I definitely fantasized it.”
The shattered sibling is releasing a book on Simpson, “Can’t Forgive: My Twenty-Year Battle with O.J. Simpson.”
The former football great was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Goldman in her Brentwood home but was shockingly acquitted by a jury in 1995.
He remains behind bars in Nevada after he was convicted in 2007 of kidnapping and weapons raps stemming from a dispute with memorabilia dealers.
Kim Goldman said has reached out to Simpson in an attempt to meet him in jail but that he’s blown her off.
“I needed to see him small,’ she said.