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and i asked him did this walter alexander return his cell phone. he told me no and he says, o.j., wasn't cool i got pointed a gun at me. i said who pointed a gun at you? he says that -- kind of described who it was. to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. i asked the three guys i was with. they all said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel. we waited for these two security guys to show up, and the minute they drove up, the fist thing i said, man, did you pull a gun in that room? and he swore high up that he didn't. and i asked walter alexander for the cell phone. and he kind of threw the cell phone to me. until i was in the car driving back to our hotel, that this guy had actually pointed a gun at him. now earlier in the day when he had -- when he was talking to me trying to get me to let him come -- i didn't hire him, he said it was for free and all that, he did show me -- i didn't know this guy, you know. i knew the alexander guy, but i didn't know this guy. he showed me his license, he showed me his ccr. you know, i a

. >> reporter: walter alexander, a minister now, was in real estate when he met simpson soon after the acquittal, inviting him to join his regular golf game. >> i was the person who introduced him to the black golfing community. hollywood had pretty much turned their back on him and they didn't want him at the country club anymore. >> reporter: c.j. stewart says he began golfing with simpson in 2004. did you have any view about his guilt or innocence? >> i'm being totally honest with you. i didn't care. i really wasn't concerned. >> reporter: but simpson also begins to attracting the kind of friends you don't meet on the golf course. >> a different o.j. came out of that trial. the first o.j. was a heisman trophy winner, the runner, the actor. and then after the trial, became the more godfather figure, and there was more of the bad guys coming up to him because they want to hang with the ultimate bad guy. >> reporter: the victim's families sue. and the civil trial, a year after the criminal case, goes very differently. no cameras in court and simpson is forced to testify. >> and that ch

and asked, did this walter alexander return his cell phone? he told me, no. he says, o.j., wasn't cool that guy pointed a gun at me. i said, who point add gun at you? he said that, described who it was. to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. i asked the three guys i was with. they all said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel. we waited for these two security guys to show up. and the minute they drove up, the first thing i said, man, did you pull a gun in that room? and he swore, no didn't. and i asked walter alexander, for the cell phone, and he kind of threw the cell phone to me. but -- well, i wasn't aware until, until i was in the car driving back to our hotel that this guy had actually point add gun at him. now, earlier in the day when he had -- when he was talking to me trying to get me to let him come, i didn't hire him. he said it was for free and all of that, he did show me -- i didn't know this guy. you know? i knew the alexander guy but not this guy. he showed me hit his license, his ccr. i assume a guy gives him a ccr

he swore to high heaven he didn't and i asked walter alexander for the cell phone and he kind of threw it to me. but -- i wasn't aware until i was in the car driving back to our hotel that this guy had actually pointed a gun at him. now, earlier in the day when he was talking to me trying to get me to let him come, he said it was for free and he did show me -- i didn't know this guy i knew the alexander guy but i didn't know this guy he showed me his license and his ccr. i assume that the state gives a guy a ccr and stuff, they vetted him. i should have vetted him i didn't really need him i knew these guys weren't dangerous. so that was on me. >> your version of the events differ a little from the original record, mr. simpson, but moving forward here, considering the fact that what we have on record, weapons were brandished, you were there and property was taken. >> oh, i was there. >> so my next question is for you, what do you think was the impact on your victims >> well, i know what the impact was. i mean, we've talked about it. i mean, mr. beardsley, we had long talks back then, he

and asked him did the walter alexander return the cell phone? the guy pointed a gun at me. i said who pointed a gun at you? he described who it was. and to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. i asked the three guys i was with, said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel, we waited for the two security guys to show up, and the minute they drove up, the first thing i said, man, did you pull a gun in that room? he swore to high heaven he didn't, and asked walter alexander for the cell phone, and he threw the cell phone to me, but i wasn't aware until i was in the car driving back to the hotel that this guy pointed a gun at him. earlier in the day, when he was talking to me trying to get me to let him come, i didn't hire him. he said it was for free and all of that. he did show me. i didn't know this guy. i knew the alexander guy, but i didn't know this guy. he showed me his license, his ccr, i assumed that state gives a guy a ccr and stuff, they vetted him. should i have vetted him. i didn't really need him. i knew these

of the minute drove up, i asked walter alexander for the cell phone and he kind of through the cell phone to me. i wasn't aware until i was in the car driving back to our hotel that this guy had actually pointed a gun at me. early in the day when he was talking to me, trying to get me to let him calm. he needed to show me -- i didn't know this guy. i knew the alexander guy but i didn't know this guy. he showed me his license. i should have vetted him. i didn't really need to, i knew these guys weren't dangerous. >> your version of the offense is different a little bit from the official records. moving forward. considering the fact that what we have on record, weapons were brandished, you were there, property was taken. >> o.j.: i was there -- >> the question is, what do you think was the impact on your victims? >> o.j.: i know what the impact was, we have talked about it. mr. beardsley, we had long talks back then. he told me that he had tried to call my lawyer, testified in court. he called my lawyers and tried to tell them in the months previous that guys had my property and they were t