Nicole Brown Simpson & Ron Goldman were murdered.

 

Their bodies were discovered shortly after midnight on the morning of June 13, approximately 2 hours after their murder.

 

5 days later, OJ Simpson was asked to turn himself in to be charged with two counts of first-degree murder, and failed to show up to surrender to the LAPD, triggering the 1 hour 40 minute "White Bronco Chase", which ended in Simpson's Brentwood home and kick-started the Trial Of The Century, which began on January 24, 1995, and ended on October 3, 1995 with OJ's acquittal.

 

Do you think OJ did it?

He absolutely did it.

I’m actually curious if there are people who genuinely believe he didn’t do it?

He did it.

 

BTW...looking at the photo of Nicole Brown, anybody else think she looks like a blonde Angie Harmon?

I'm confident he did it. I was 13 years old and don't remember anything until the Bronco chase, mostly because it interrupted the NBA finals game that night. The trial was nothing more than another event happening in the world. I do remember my health teacher walking into the classroom during a test, telling us we couldn't say anything, and writing "not guilty" on the board, which we all knew what that meant.

 

It really wasn't until the last few years, especially with the release of "The People v. OJ Simpson" on FX and the "OJ: Made in America" 30-for-30 on ESPN that my interest in the entire subject was piqued.

I'm confident he did it. I was 13 years old and don't remember anything until the Bronco chase, mostly because it interrupted the NBA finals game that night. The trial was nothing more than another event happening in the world. I do remember my health teacher walking into the classroom during a test, telling us we couldn't say anything, and writing "not guilty" on the board, which we all knew what that meant.

 

It really wasn't until the last few years, especially with the release of "The People v. OJ Simpson" on FX and the "OJ: Made in America" 30-for-30 on ESPN that my interest in the entire subject was piqued.

 

I forget which one it was, but on one of those documentaries, one of the jurors was interviewed and she very clearly said she voted not guilty because of the Rodney King case.

I’m actually curious if there are people who genuinely believe he didn’t do it?

 

I was managing a sporting goods store in West Philly/Upper Darby, PA. I still vividly remember when the verdict was read, almost every employee, and person in the store at the time had stopped to watch because we had it on live. When he was found not guilty, nearly all of the 30 or so people watching in the store cheered. I knew tons of people that believed he was framed.

Definitely believe he did it. He even admitted as much with that stupid book.

 

Also believe the prosecution made some boneheaded mistakes and that the LAPD was the LAPD.

Definitely believe he did it. He even admitted as much with that stupid book.

 

Also believe the prosecution made some boneheaded mistakes and that the LAPD was the LAPD.

 

This. He 100% did it, and it was 100% the prosecution's fault he got off.

I always thought it was odd that he was found not guilty on the criminal case, but he lost the civil case for damages.

I forget which one it was, but on one of those documentaries, one of the jurors was interviewed and she very clearly said she voted not guilty because of the Rodney King case.

 

I heard Bill Cunningham talking about the case. He was there in LA when the verdict was announced. Cunningham said no doubt the case was botched by the prosecution and by the judge but it does not matter because there was no way that jury was going to find OJ Simpson guilty even if there was video of him doing the crime.

Tried my own leather driving gloves and as driving gloves do they fit tight. I had no problem spreading my hand and making it very hard to pull on my gloves. With OJ's big mitts, he created quite a show.

I believe that defense counsel Johnnie Cochran ("if they don't fit you must acquit") was the inspiration for the "Seinfeld" character Jackie Childs.

No doubt the trial was a real circus and Judge Lance Ito let things get out of hand. No way the trial should've lasted from January 24 to October 3.

I always thought it was odd that he was found not guilty on the criminal case, but he lost the civil case for damages.

 

Yeah. It's like he did it, but he is not guilty for doing it.