OJ Simpson book rights pass to Goldman

The rights to O.J Simpson's controversial book 'If I did it' have finally been awarded to the family of Ron Goldman, whose murder the star was controversially cleared of.

The rights to O.J Simpson's controversial book 'If I did it' have finally been awarded to the family of Ron Goldman, whose murder the star was controversially cleared of.

A federal judge in Miami, Florida, approved the relatives' settlement with a court-appointed bankruptcy trustee, giving them the rights to the book on Monday.

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