OJ Screams For Attention

I've been watching this OJ robbery thing with annoyed but slight curiosity. The man is obviously a toll and not all that bright, but the armed robbery threw me for a loop. Then I started thinking about the book scandal. For a man who got away with murder and then managed to avoid paying off the civil suit, it made very little sense for him to kick that bee's nest with "If I Did It". Ok. Here's my theory, he just likes attention, it doesn't matter if it's good or bad, he just wants attention. After all the hubbub settled down from the murder trial and the following civil suit, he settled down for a few years in relative but luxurious obscurity. He got lonely without all the attention, so, he wrote "If I Did It" in hopes of renewed attention. It was short lived and the Goldman family swooped in and took the manuscript. They get on "Oprah" and he gets ignored. Stamp! Stamp! Stamp! I want attention! Hence the Vegas burglary. No one can rob him of this spotlight, it's his crime. But not too big of a crime, probably no long term jail time. Just big enough to get attention and maybe another trial. Oh what fun and so much attention. Your thoughts?