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Mike Gilbert

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For the rugby player, see Mike Gilbert (rugby player).

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Mike Gilbert is a retired sports agent for NFL players including Marcus Allen and O. J. Simpson.
Gilbert is also author of "How I Helped OJ Get Away with Murder: The Shocking Inside Story of Violence, Loyalty, Regret and Remorse." The book, published by Regnery Publishing in May, 2008, discusses Gilbert's 18-year-long relationship with O. J. Simpson, including the influence of their personal and professional relationship in the lead up to, during, and following the trials surrounding the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson.^[1]
Mike Gilbert was also alleged to be the source of some of the memorabilia items that Simspon tried to recover from two memorabilia dealers at the Palace Station Hotel Casino in Las Vegas. Nevada, Nevada.^[2] O. J. Simpson was later convicted of all charges and sentenced to serve 9 to 33 years in a Nevada State prison.^[3][4]