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International Business Times

What Is OJ Simpson’s Net Worth? Disgraced Celebrity Has Lost Millions Ahead Of Parole Hearing

Sunday, August 20, 2017, By Ellen Mbuqe
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Dennis Deninger, a professor of practice at the Falk School, said that it would be difficult, but not impossible, for Simpson to make money now that he has been released on parole from prison.

“There’s no amount of money that will get him his reputation back,” Deninger told International Business Times in a phone interview Thursday. “No one is at fault for that other than himself.”

When asked how Simpson could make money now that he’s out of jail, Deninger said that Simpson could sell his story about his time in jail.

“He could probably sell rights to his story — the ‘O.J. in jail’ story,” he said, noting that there are a multitude of content sources either online or in a book form. “There might be somebody would buy the rights to that.”

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