As if being a murderer wasn’t enough, OJ Simpson is also a thief.

Alfred Beardsley, a sports memorabilia dealer, claims that he was robbed by OJ and other men at gunpoint at the Palace Station hotel in Vegas last night. The men then stole thousands of dollars worth of collectibles from him.

Beardsley says he agreed to meet with a man who was interested in buying the suit OJ wore when he was acquitted. He met with that same man later that evening who showed up with OJ Simpson and others, two of which had guns, it was then that Beardsley was forced to surrender his possessions.

He claims that OJ and clan took all the sports memorabilia from him. Things stolen include items signed by Joe Montana and a case of never-released “I Want to Tell You”, the book by OJ Simpson himself.

He claims that the men tried to make him surrender his cell phone but he refused.

The weird thing, if this isn’t weird enough, is that after Beardsley called 911 the police showed up with a search warrant and made him and two of his friends surrender their cell phones, and also made Beardsley succumb to DNA samples and took photos of his body. He also says that one of the cops roughed him up a bit.

OJ, on the other hand is claiming that he was simply getting back his property.

Simpson said,

“We walked into the room. I’m the last one to go in and when they see me, it’s all ‘Oh God.

Everybody knows this is stolen stuff. Not only wasn’t there a break-in, but Riccio came to the lobby and escorted us up to the room. In any event, it’s stolen stuff that’s mine.”

Police spokesman Jose Montoya said,

“When they talked to him, Simpson made the comment that he believed the memorabilia was his. We’re getting conflicting stories from the two sides.”

Holy WTF Batman! Regardless if OJ is stealing his shit back or not, what the hell is he doing storming into someones hotel room with guns? F*** him anyway. That mofo is lucky that no one has sniped his ass.

Just shows what a crazy motherf***er he is. Not that murdering people ever did. Pfft.

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