O.J. Simpson Estate In Financial Crisis: Executor Reportedly Auctioning Assets to Pay Off $100 Million Judgment

The estate of O.J. Simpson is in dire financial straits as it attempts to settle the wrongful death judgment awarded in 1997 to the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.Photo Via Twitter/x @therealoj32The disgraced NFL Hall of Famer, who was acquitted in his criminal trial for the stabbing deaths of Simpson and Goldman but found liable in a 1997 civil suit, passed away at 76 on April 10, 2024, leaving behind eight-figure debts that the estate executor is struggling to address, according to TMZ.How Much Money is There?And it seems there is no exact estimate of what the estate is actually worth. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports, “the full extent of Simpson’s estate remains unknown.”Malcolm LaVergne, Simpson’s longtime attorney and now estate executor, is currently conducting an inventory of Simpson’s assets to determine their value and recover funds from his properties.TMZ reports that one of Simpson’s homes is estimated to be worth more than $269,000, with his “forever” home in Las Vegas valued at around $159,000.LaVergne is aggressively liquidating assets, including the Las Vegas home, to address the estate’s obligations, including a judgment that has ballooned to approximately $100 million with interest, from an original judgment of $33.5...