O.J. Simpson‘s estate is gearing up for a significant spring cleaning as the executor has outlined plans for an upcoming auction, proposing a specific timeline for this event. The executor has provided a comprehensive list of items that might be featured in this auction, which is set to attract considerable interest from collectors and fans alike.

Malcolm LaVergne, the special administrator managing O.J.?s estate, along with his legal team, has suggested that the auction of the iconic yet controversial star’s personal belongings will take place between March 12 and March 29. This timeframe allows for adequate preparation and promotion of the auction, ensuring that fans and potential bidders are well-informed and able to participate in this unique event.

The auction is set to be conducted by Goldin Auctions LLC, as indicated in the recent legal filings. It is important to note that Simpson’s children have the right to object to the auction until February 26. This clause provides them with an opportunity to voice any concerns regarding the items being sold, which could include sentimental items or those of significant personal value.

Among the intriguing items that could potentially be on the auction block are photographs of O.J. with notable political figures, including former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Additionally, there is a remarkable painting of O.J. created by Andy Warhol, a signed Heisman USC poster, and stills from Simpson’s memorable film roles in classics like “Naked Gun” and “The Cassandra Crossing.” Each of these items holds historical significance and could attract serious bids from collectors.

The auction may also feature a collection of plaques that commemorate Simpson’s notable achievements, not only in the NFL but also his accomplishments on the golf course and as a fantasy football icon. This diverse assortment of memorabilia showcases Simpson’s multifaceted career and his impact on American sports culture.

Notably, among the items listed for potential sale is O.J.’s pornography stash from his time in prison. This controversial collection is expected to garner significant attention and could become one of the most talked-about lots in the auction, reflecting the complex and often sensational narrative surrounding Simpson’s life.

The auction lot might also encompass various legal documents from O.J.’s incarceration period. These could include handwritten grievances, power of attorney documents, and even the preliminary drafts of a manuscript where he reportedly discusses Bruce Jenner and the Kardashian family. Such documents not only provide insight into Simpson’s life but also capture a unique glimpse into his thoughts during a tumultuous period.

As many are aware, O.J. passed away last year, and LaVergne has expressed his intention to sell Simpson’s personal items to assist in repaying creditors who have sought compensation since his passing. This move is aimed at settling outstanding debts while also providing fans and collectors with a chance to own a piece of sports history.

Interestingly, one notable item that does not appear in the auction documents is Simpson’s deathbed, which previously attracted media attention. While this item could potentially command a high price at auction, it seems that, for the moment, it will not be part of the sale, leaving many curious about its future.

As previously mentioned, O.J.’s children have until February 26 to lodge their objections with the court. However, should they choose not to act, it is highly probable that the judge will grant permission for the auction to proceed as planned, allowing this unique opportunity for collectors and fans to engage with O.J. Simpson’s storied legacy.