Caitlyn Jenner's New Book Reportedly Claims Robert Kardashian Thought O.J. Simpson Was Guilty

Caitlyn Jenner’s new book The Secrets of My Life really delivers on its title. Though it won’t be widely released until April 25, Radar Online reports on certain select passages where Caitlyn implies that she not only believes O.J. Simpson was the man who murdered his ex-wife Nicole, but also that O.J.’s lawyer (and Kris Jenner’s late ex husband) Robert Kardashian suspected O.J's guilt all along.

While O.J. was found innocent in the 1995 murder trial, he was later found guilty of manslaughter during his 1998 civil trial. According to Radar Online, Caitlyn writes that she’d been speaking with Robert about O.J.’s case and Robert told her, “I would’ve been okay with it if they had gotten him in the first trial.”

“The implication was obvious that he believed O.J. was guilty,” Caitlyn says. She also had some harsh words about the former football player:

“He was the most narcissistic, egocentric, neediest a**hole in the world of sports I had ever seen, and I had seen a lot of them.”

Later in the book Caitlyn writes, “I believe he got away with two savage murders,” and adds that at the time, Kris agreed, although Kourtney and Kim Kardashian believed in O.J.’s innocence. When the “not guilty” verdict was handed out, Kourtney reportedly told Caitlyn, “See, I told you he didn’t do it!”

Caitlyn says she explained to Kourtney that O.J. may still have been guilty and demanded she not bring up the murder again. In the memoir, Caitlyn wonders why Robert represented O.J. in the first place and hints he may have been jealous that Kris moved on to a successful athlete.

“I wonder if it was his way of saying to her what I think she was saying to him when she married me: a big f*** you,” Caitlyn suggested.

This book is already fire.