That was not what was the true impetus for what happened here. There were intimate family photos that were taken from him. Literally stolen. Theres no dispute that these would not be any type of judgment, collections. These are just indicate family photos. Mr. Simpson had a former family. A second family. Theres pictures with his mother, famous celebrities. They were not subject to being taken. They probably have no value to most people, but they have all the value in the world to mr. Simpson. Theyre not footballs. Thats what set it off. Mr. Beardsly had these tpos to, or at least represented to me on the phone that he had those photos. I made every effort to try and obtain those intimate family photos. I was well aware that thats all mr. Simpson wanted in the first place. Whatever happened, mr. Beardsly was never able to get those to me. He explained he had them. I tried to make every effort to get those from him. And then at some point along the lines we lost contact and then i just
Louise E. Newby, 94 of Donnellson, died Tuesday, December 8, 2020.
Louise E. Newby, 94 of rural Donnellson, Iowa went to be with her Lord at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 8, 2020, at New London Specialty Care.
Louise (Rupalo) Newby was born January 11, 1926, in Diamond, Iowa the fourth of six children to Charles and Maggie (Gorman) Rupalo. Louise graduated in 1944 from Mystic High School, and soon after left home to pursue her teaching certificate at Central College, Pella. She accepted her first teaching position for Kindergarten – 8th grades in August that year for $135 a month. Louise taught in the Fifield and Otley area at the White Breast School for four years. She met Kenneth E. Newby at Iowa Wesleyan College and on June 14, 1948 they married at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. He preceded her in death on November 20, 1997.
my speech writer, carolyn inman and myself, we created that book. we re not going to stop talking about it. i wish i had a little more time. but they re about to begin this hearing again. tanya brown, nicole brown simpson s sister, thank you for being here. they re about to begin this hearing. o.j. simpson and his attorney are back in the room, the parole board. let s listen. waited this long. few more minutes. they have to be unanimous, this group of four. if not they bring in a couple of others. they can go up to six. it will be one way or the other. the good money today has been it is in vegas, if you will. it is among legal experts. our folks who look at the scoring they do there in nevada. the consensus seems to be that