The estate of O.J. Simpson is now set to pay off significant debts, nearly three decades after being found liable for the wrongful deaths of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson. The estate has accepted a creditor claim from the Goldman family for nearly fifty-eight million dollars, which includes the original judgment and accumulated interest. The estates executor, Malcolm LaVergne, has clarified his role and will work with the Goldman family to finalize the amount. The estate is also prioritizing other debts, including a claim from the IRS and the State of California. This acceptance of the claim marks a significant step towards resolving a long-standing financial obligation.

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