how to use, you know, to try and walk these guys through, you know, not throwing punches at one another. also at one point a couple guys came to me and they said, o.j., i understand you re a baptist. we re baptists and we have no baptist service here. can you help us get a baptist service here. we now have an ongoing baptist service that i that s well attended. i attend it religiously, pun not intended. i realized in any nine years here, i was a good guy. i m sure bruce would tell you that. but i could have been a better christian and my commitment to change is to be a better christian. all right. thank you. we doe know that you have programmed over your term of incarceration and you have completed victim empathy, alternative to violence, basic and advanced, and computer application pip d like you to
tell us about victim empathy and alternative to violence and how lit benefit you in the future. as i said, the alternative to violence course is i ve always thought i ve been pretty good with people and i basically have spent a conflict-free life, you know. i m not a guy that ever got in fights on the street and with the public and everybody. but as i said, they give you a bunch of little tools about how to talk to people instead of fighting, instead of throwing punches, tools that i ve used here that, you know, it s how you talk to people, the tone that you use. the victim empathy was once again i didn t really see that in this case i didn t really see that alford beardsley but, ah, really affected by it all, but bruce was affected. you know, bruce was i saw that he was affected and as i said, i would have done anything, anything not to have that happen.
future. o.j.: the alternative to violence course, i always thought i did pretty good with people. i basically spent a conflict free life. i never got into fights on the street with the public and everybody. as i said, they give you a bunch of little tools on how to talk to people. instead of fighting, instead of throwing punches. it s how you talk to people, the tone that you use. victim empathy was once again, i didn t really see in this case, i didn t really see that alfred beardsley was really affected by it all but bruce was affected. bruce, i saw he was affected and as i said, i would ve done anything not to have that happen. if for no other reason, i regret
this facility and the first thing he s going to do is go back and meet up with his gang buddies, guaranteed. i was just being honest. every time i answered, i was just being honest. my biggest concern is the lack of remorse for victims. he refused to advance him anywhere until he makes headway in that regard. yeah. okay. at this point, we are going to send you back and get you to refocus on some other issues, primarily victim empathy, victim impact programming. i said it before and i ll say it again, i don t believe for a second you had any commitment to
thing he s going to do is go back and meet up with his gang buddies, guaranteed. i was just being honest. every time i answered, i was just being honest. my biggest concern is the lack of remorse for victims. he refused to advance him anywhere until he makes headway in that regard. yeah. okay. at this point, we are going to send you back and get you to refocus on some other issues, primarily victim empathy, victim impact programming. i said it before and i ll say it again, i don t believe for a second you had any commitment to not being involved in your gang anymore.