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Bought a pair of Bruno Magli’s and noticing

O.J. Simpson says a photograph of him in the same Bruno Magli shoes that his ex-wife’s killer wore is a fake. Now there are 30 more that supposedly show the same thing.

All Shoes – Bruno Magli

OJ did shop for clothes and shoes at Bloomingdale’s (one of only 5 retailers to carry these type of Bruno Magli shoes) according to Sam Poser, a guy who helped him pick out attire. He said OJ .

O.J. Simpson’s Infamous Shoes: The Real

During the trial, a barrage of experts took the stand — including FBI shoe-print specialist William Bodziak — and while there was little doubt that a pair of size 12 Bruno .

Claudio Balmoral Oxford – Bruno Magli

An amateur photo analyst who said he learned about fake images in the advertising trade testified Wednesday that a snapshot showing O.J. Simpson wearing Bruno .

Mens Overview – Bruno Magli

There may have been a time when Bruno Magli made a decent shoe, and perhaps they still do, but I wonder if this line is not specific to the world of outlets. It’s certainly .

Salvatore Sneaker – Bruno Magli

During the trial, a barrage of experts took the stand — including FBI shoe print specialist William Bodziak — and while there was little doubt that a pair of size 12, Bruno .

Jurors View Newfound Simpson Shoe Photos

i scored these leather telma bruno magli’s a few weeks ago at tj maxx for a crazy price and they quickly became my favorite heel i’ve ever owned. i’m convinced they help me get my new job (jk) but they were about to be my staple heel. my .

Adriano Oxford – Bruno Magli

Jurors in the O.J. Simpson civil trial Monday pored over 30 just-discovered photos that appear to show Simpson wearing the same type of Bruno Magli shoes that he has .

Bologna Double Strap Sandal Dark Brown leather – Bruno Magli

Didn’t they say only a few hundred of size 12s of that model of Bruno Magli shoes were sold in the US? And OJ owned a pair and wore that size. It’s a shame that those photos of him wearing .

OJ Simpson’s Reaction to Photo of Bruno Magli

During the civil trial a photograph was found of Simpson wearing the Bruno Magli shoes at a Bills game. Ultimately, the court found him liable for the deaths and he was ordered to pay $25.

First off, I gotta admit, I always kinda thought Bruno Magli was this super-high-end Italian brand, like, only rich dudes and maybe mob bosses could afford ’em. But then you hear about ’em turnin’ up in TJ Maxx? What the heck? Makes you wonder, right? Is it like, the real deal discounted, or is it… *dun dun dunnnn*… the dreaded F word: *fake*.

And then there’s the whole O.J. Simpson thing. Seriously, those shoes. Talk about baggage! Suddenly, Bruno Magli shoes become synonymous with, well, you know. And it brings up all sorts of questions. Like, if those photos of him wearin’ ’em at the Bills game finally surfaced, how many OTHER photos are out there we ain’t seen? And were *those* shoes legit, or some knock-off he picked up to try and throw people off the scent? I mean, the guy was a football star, but he wasn’t exactly known for his impeccable taste after a certain point, ya know?

See, that’s where it gets muddy. ‘Cause one of the snippets up there talks about “the world of outlets” and how some think their quality is… questionable. So, even if you’re buyin’ a “real” Bruno Magli, are you *really* gettin’ the same quality as you would from a fancy boutique? Or is it like, a slightly cheaper version made specifically for the discount rack? It’s like buying a “genuine imitation” or something. Makes your head spin.

I read somewhere that only a few hundred size 12s of that particular model (the “Salvatore Sneaker”?) were sold in the US. If that’s true, and O.J. owned a pair, then wow, coincidence much? But that STILL doesn’t answer the fake question! A good fake could fool just about anybody, especially in the days before everyone had a smartphone and could Google “real Bruno Magli stitching” on the spot.

Honestly, after all this, I’m not sure I’d even *want* a pair of Bruno Maglis, even if they were dirt cheap. Too much drama, too much… *association*. Plus, the quality thing kinda worries me. I mean, I scored some “leather telma bruno magli’s” (whatever *those* are!) a while back, and while they WERE comfy, the heel started to come unglued after like, two wears. Maybe I got a fake? Maybe I just got a dud? Who knows anymore?

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