The book was highlighted as a valuable insider account of the OJ Simpson case, with Kim Goldman noting she read it as soon as it was released and believing it truthful. Host Heather McDonald repeatedly praised its accuracy, saying many of its claims were later verified and urging listeners to obtain it. The discussion conveyed strong endorsement of the title.
Episode: Karen Read Mistrial and Mean Gays
Faye Resnick, a friend of Nicole Brown Simpson, was mentioned for her book about the OJ Simpson case, which was praised for its insights. She also appeared in "The Real Housewives" and her documentary is now available on HBO Max.
I always found her fascinating. Her book was so good.
So many of the things that she said in that book were later proved to be true.
If you ever get a chance to get your hold on your hands on her book, you should read it.
It's really good.
Episode: Kim Goldman Shares All
Faye Resnick's book detailed her tumultuous relationship with OJ Simpson and was dismissed by many as a sensationalized account, but Kim Goldman believed it to be truthful and was vindicated by later documentaries.
And her book was one of the books I read the minute it came out.
I love Connie Britain. I go, but you were, you were 35 and you look 25, so I was like, are you at all annoyed that like, and she and I, I had reached out to Faye like, would you ever, would you like to come on?
And I go, I said, don't, then forget it, like I'm not here to give anyone a stomach ache or stress them out, you know, I'm like, I just, I just wanted the world to know that you were truthful.
Well Faye was like, no, she was really trying to like, really be gone from him and really try to do her own thing, and it was um, yeah yeah, I mean, they were, they were a meshed, you know, I mean, I have a divorce in my life, like you know, that's what happens when, yeah, mine is separate, but you know, they were a meshed and they, they were trying to co-parent and they, you know, there was just a lot going on, and I can't even imagine how you function in that on top of being in a relationship with someone who's so physically and verbally and emotionally abusive to you, you know, and how you, and while you had so, when you when all this went down with your brother, you did have a boyfriend like how did that happen? I mean, I mean, how did that play out, I would imagine that would have been very hard to keep that relationship going.