O.J. Simpson Is Ordered to Pay DirecTV in Signal-Theft Case
DirecTV said "the evidence was overwhelming" against O.J. Simpson.
But the ex-football star's lawyer said he did nothing wrong. The satellite TV giant on Tuesday was referring to its civil court victory in which a Florida judge ordered Simpson to pay $25,000 for allegedly stealing its signals.
The case stems from the recovery in 2001 of two "bootloaders" in Simpson's home that allowed viewers to tap into DirecTV signals without paying for them.
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