O.J. Simpson: How I Sliced Up Ron Goldman

O.J. Simpson may be a free man — but Fred Goldman is still after his cash, in a vicious legal feud where Simpson has even gone into detail about the brutal murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman!

Simpson beat the murder rap on charges of killing his abused ex-wife and her young friend, but Goldman's family soon won a civil lawsuit finding the disgraced football star liable for his son's death. Simpson owes nearly all of the $33.5 million debt that he owes to the families of Ron and Nicole. Meanwhile, Fred had to endure Simpson trying to cash in on recalling his son's murder!

The once-beloved Hollywood figure caused a scandal when Simpson announced that he'd publish a book called "If I Did It," where he'd provide his own perspective on the horrific night of June 12, 1994. Controversy killed the publication, but The National ENQUIRER had a first look at the disturbing bombshell manuscript!

That included the chilling chapter where Simpson mocks Ron as the victim attempts to use karate to protect Nicole the night of their deaths. The scene — which seems like a rationalization of the murders — has Simpson trying to avoid fighting Ron before suddenly snapping, and plunging a knife into the 25-year-old waiter. [GRAPHIC PHOTOS FOLLOW...]

"Then something went horribly wrong...The whole front of me was covered in blood," wrote Simpson, who's always insisted that the book was a work of fiction. A horrified Fred went to the media to protest the planned book, which publishing house ReganBooks had reportedly purchased the manuscript for $3.5 million.

The book was shelved, and HarperCollins executive Judith Regan was fired. Fred later won the right to auction the manuscript to raise money for a victims' fund — but the manuscript was then quickly leaked, lessening its value.

And now the feud continues with Simpson freed from prison on parole — after doing time for charges of armed robbery and kidnapping in a sports memorabilia scandal. Fred acted quickly on reports that Simpson was back secretly making money signing sports item, and has already filed a legal motion demanding Simpson disclose any attempts "to monetize himself."