and he was like a minstrel. he would sit there and tell jokes, he wanted to impress mr. simpson and that s the end of it. he couldn t identify mr. simpson s cell, okay? maybe he knows the unit because someone told him but he couldn t identify the cell and i ve already got it in this has agitated me so much that i have it in progress to strip this guy of his pension benefits. what goes on in this prison here between the nevada department of corrections and its personnel is confidential and i violate that had by publishing that silly, ridiculous book that he did, so i m starting the process right now of getting his pension stripped and if it isn t clear with the nevada department of corrections or whoever has the benefits now, the rules definitely need to be changed or clarify that had when a corrections officer like mr. felix discloses confidential information of course it s false, but even when he does so, based on someone s celebrity, you just get your pension benefits stripped. s
guarding the juice guy, you embarrass the make a mockery of the corrections officers over here who are actually doing a really good job and mr. simpson has very positive things to say about the department of corrections. the wardens have treated him great. they actually treated him terrific. this jeff felix is i mean, you see that mullet and how his hair s dyed, right? you don t buy credibility from people who look like that and you should have at least tried to vet the story. for the last year, you could have vetted the story. i m a little bit agitated when i see you maybe i m taking it personally because you were the one on the news repeating everything that jeff felix said, every bit of which is false, every bit of which is unverifiable and untrue but you were doing it this morning. so jeff felix is a fraud. i don t want to take any questions about jeff felix. i don t know what he i ll tell you exactly what jeff felix is. he was here. he worked in the canteen, and mr. simpson,
right. can you describe, mr. simpson, as a prisoner, what was he really like? his daily routine. was he a model prisoner? he said he was a model prisoner, but what does that mean? i m sorry, he was never at nncc and i have very little dealings if at all with him when he first came in at high desert. so that would have been my only involvement with him. okay. do you know? no. all right. one thing, the parol board will not be doing any interviews. so this is your one shot to ask any question of the board. sorry, no. somebody at some point, david, be available to characterize simpson s incarceration? do you mean as far as like a pio or something? yeah. one piece is the pio for the department of corrections and she should be able to answer any
horrible stories of gangs and violence, and o.j. said what he tried to do, using his celebrity status, was not to get favors, not to be treated differently, but to help other guys in prison so that they could serve their time and hopefully be paroled in the same way and i think he has to be given credit for that because he could have gone in there with this big ego, i m squloech o.j. simpson, you know, make this vacation for me, but rather than do that, he used his skills and his celebrity status to try to improve the lives of other prisoners, and i think that s something to take note of and hopefully some of those men that he had the opportunity to interact with will take advantage of the advice he gave them and will lead better lives. let s all stand by. let s listen to these commissioners. are we good? all right. good afternoon. my name is david smith and i m speaking today on behalf of the nevada board of parole commissioners, with my today are
release date but the actual physical release is up to ndoc. how would he be extradited. he wouldn t be extradited to that state. if he were accepted for supervision in another state, then either family members would assist with those plans, but generally speaking, most of them either go by bus or plane. travel arrangements are made upon their in anticipation of their release. so the calls you made to florida, previous to this, would you typically do that for another inmate knowing, hey, i want to spend the rest of my time in indiana or is this because we fast tracked everything with mr. simpson. it s not that it s fast tracked but because we know that it s such a high-profile case with a lot of interest, in the interest of the of the other state and preparing them for the phone calls and the e-mails that they may receive, it was a courtesy to let them know that. captain, in the event that the florida thing doesn t