[77][78] Detectives Tom Lange and Philip Vannatter believe this is how the murder weapon, shoes and clothes that Simpson wore during the murder were disposed. Simpson is acquitted of the brutal 1994 double murder of his estranged wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman.In . Authorities in Minnesota were searching Friday for the son of former NFL player Barry Bennett after Bennett and his wife were found shot dead at their home in Long Prairie. Simpson trial", "Famous Court Cases: People Vs. OJ Simpson Case", "Dr. Robert Huizenga: Testimony in the O.J. The glove found at Simpson's home that belonged to the murderer had hair and clothing fibers consistent with Simpson, Brown and Goldman as well as fibers from a 19931994 Ford Bronco and Brown's Akita dog. The infamous glove also appears on the single's cover. Vannatter then drove back to Rockingham later that evening to hand deliver the reference vial for Simpson to Fung, which the defense alleged gave him opportunity to plant the blood. C-Murder was born on March 9, 1971 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. McClanahan pleaded guilty to killing his wife at the Park Regency hotel on Prospector Ave. on November 2nd, 2017 where the couple was staying. Confidential | News | Dallas Observer", "How the OJ Simpson Case Helped Fight Domestic Violence", "Nicole Simpson, in Death, Lifting Domestic Violence to the Forefront as National Issue", "Covering Domestic Violence: How the O.J. [445], Cowlings' white Ford Bronco was featured in the reality TV show Pawn Stars. [299][300], The defense alleged that Simpson's blood on the back gate at the Bundy crime scene was planted by the police. [256] Gerdes testified that because of the LAPD's history of contamination, he would not consider any of the PCR DNA matches in this case reliable because the tests were carried out by the LAPD. Simpson the night of the killings had a quieter life in Paso after the trial", "Testimony of limo driver Allan Park in the O.J. He is the namesake for Jack Trice Stadium, Iowa State's football stadium. Is Innocent and I Can Prove It | William C. Dear", "Rose McGowan Tells All in New Memoir 'Brave': 14 Shocking Allegations", "Simpson's Attempt to Bar Evidence is Turned Down", "Goldman Friend is Slain Resisting Robbery", "Families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman enraged by Discovery documentary; O.J. Simpson: Week-by-week Week 16: May 812, 1995", "Some O.J. [14] Richard Rubin, former vice president of glove maker Aris Isotoner Inc. which makes the gloves in question, testified on September 12, 1995, that the gloves had indeed shrunk from their original size. [335], After the trial, Cochran revealed that Bailey had goaded Darden into asking Simpson to try on the gloves[336] and that Shapiro had told Simpson in advance how to give the appearance that they did not fit. Former NFL player, wife shot to death by 16-year-old son, police say. Simpson was represented by a high-profile defense team, referred to as the "Dream Team", which was initially led by Robert Shapiro[12][13] and subsequently directed by Johnnie Cochran. More than nine news helicopters eventually joined the pursuit; Tur compared the fleet to Apocalypse Now, and the high degree of media participation caused camera signals to appear on incorrect television channels. In the Bronco, police found "$8,000 in cash, a change of clothing, a loaded .357 Magnum, a United States passport, family pictures, and a disguise kit with a fake goatee and mustache". Simpson's lost interview: Soledad O'Brien previews 'bizarre' account", "Shapiro Tells of Conflict Between Simpson Lawyers | AP News", "O.J. He voluntarily gave some of his own blood for comparison with evidence collected at the crime scene and was released. [186] He then drove over to the Ashford entrance and rang the intercom three times, getting no answer, starting at 10:40pm. She also testified that Simpson was agitated with Brown the night of their daughter's dance recital as well, the same night Brown was murdered. Park said the "shadowy figure" initially approached the front door before heading down the southern walkway which leads to where the glove was found by Fuhrman. Simpson Case in Terrain Hostile to Prosecution: It Wasn't Garcetti's Fault", "Who Was on the O.J. The police agreed to delay Simpson's surrender until noon to allow him to be seen by a mental health specialist, as he was showing signs of suicidal depression he had updated his will, called his mother and children, and written three sealed letters: one to his children, one to his mother, and one to the public. Ito ruled that the drug killer theory was "highly speculative" with no evidence to support it. Adams died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, York County Coroner Sabrina Gast said. At the Airport, prosecution said that Simpson opened the knapsack, removed the clothes, Bruno Magli shoes, and the murder weapon, and threw them in the trash before putting the knapsack in one of his suitcases and headed towards his flight. The police have . Simpson", "Video 1996: Barbara Walters interviews Robert Kardashian, longtime friend of O.J. Simpson: Week-by-week", FRONTLINE: the o.j. : The True Untold Story (2000). [360][361][362] Opponents then tried to pass Proposition 54 to effectively conceal the impact of prop 209[363][364] but voters rejected that measure. Former NFL player Phillip Adams has been identified as the suspect in the shooting. Simpson", "Yes, Robert Kardashian Really Suspected O.J. [10] TV stations interrupted coverage of the 1994 NBA Finals to broadcast live coverage of the pursuit, which was watched by an estimated 95 million people. A white athlete from Washington allegedly almost killed his Black girlfriend in a domestic violence incident on Friday and even expressed surprise that she made it out alive, according to. [6][7][8] The trial is often characterized as the trial of the century because of its international publicity, and has been described as the "most publicized" criminal trial in human history.[9]. The trial was covered in 2,237 news segments from 1994 through 1997. Simpson Trial Jury? Simpson: Week-by-week: Week 3", "CourtTV.com Trials O.J. [79], Simpson was running late but caught his flight. [101][99][90] Spectators shouting "Go, O.J., go" the famous slogan from Simpson's Hertz commercials[106][107] and encouraging the actions of a possibly suicidal murder suspect outraged Jim Hill, among those broadcasting pleas to their friend to surrender. It doesn't lead you to a false positive". In 2007, former WWE superstar, Chris Benoit, killed his wife and their son in a murder-suicidewhich took place at their home in Georgia. [350] In 2016, 20 years after the verdict, polling showed the gap had narrowed with a majority of both now believing he was guilty: 83% of white Americans and 57% of black Americans. Is Innocent' is 'Hideous', "BBC News | Americas| New clues in OJ Simpson murder mystery", "O.J. Cochran then asked that the jury be allowed to hear Fuhrman taking the fifth and again Ito denied his request. In closing arguments, Cochran called Fuhrman and Vannatter "twins of deception"[283] and told the jury to remember Vannatter as "the man who carried the blood"[284] and Fuhrman as "the man who found the glove". [400][401][402] In April 1998, Simpson did an interview with Ruby Wax and pretended to stab her using a banana in an apparent joke referencing the stabbing death of his wife. [125] According to Howard Kurtz of the Washington Post, the acquittal was "the most dramatic courtroom verdict in the history of Western civilization". [28] According to Dr. Lenore Walker, the Simpson-Brown marriage was a "textbook example of domestic abuse". Following his attorney's instruction, Fuhrman replied, "I choose to assert my Fifth Amendment privilege". canceled press conferences, with one telling reporters, "Not only would you not be here, but I wouldn't be here, either". At 9:30am, Shapiro went to Kardashian's home to tell Simpson that he would have to turn himself in by 11am, an hour after the murder charges were filed. This dismissal of Simpson's abusive behavior from a female juror, who was also a victim of such abuse by her own husband, convinced the prosecution that the jury was not receptive to the domestic violence argument. trial, DNA evidence and the Innocence Project", "Prosecutors share lunch with victims' families", "Simpson Defense Witness Belittles Forensic Testing", "John Gerdes: DNA specialist; testified he's being paid $100", "DNA Witness Concedes a Lack of Expertise", "Prosecution Makes Bid to Recoup, Paints DNA Expert as a Hired Gun", "O.J. However, this fraud was not racially motivated: all the officers involved were minorities themselves[376] and were actually found to be affiliated with one of the gangs they were supposed to be policing.[377][378][379]. [1], Opening statements were made on January 24, 1995. : Made in America, juror Carrie Bess said she believed "90% of the jury actually decided to acquit Simpson as payback for Rodney King". Long-distance telephone call volume declined by 58%, and trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange decreased by 41%. Posted Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 1:52 pm CT. HOUSTON, TX Antonio Armstrong and his wife Dawn were gunned down in their two-story home early on the morning of Friday, July 29. ', "Meet the O.J. The book's release was planned to coincide with a Fox special featuring Simpson. According to the Montreal Gazette, Kane got arrested in May 2019 after he refused to take part in a urine test and admitted to using cocaine. The jury was absent but the exchange was televised. [82] Fuhrman briefly interviewed Kaelin, who told the detective that the car belonged to Simpson and that earlier that night he had heard thumps on his wall. Simpson verdict ten years later (PBS Frontline streaming video), OJ Simpson Criminal Trial Uncut Start-to-Finish (1995), "O.J. 54: Coping With Race Distinctions", "PROPOSITION 54: IMPACTS ON HEALTH, LAW ENFORCEMENT, EDUCATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS OF CALIFORNIANS", "The Defeat of Prop 54 Against the Current", "African Americans are very concerned about what's happening in Ferguson. Simpson trial: The prosecution rests", "Hairs Found at Crime Scene Are Microscopically Similar to O.J. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Kalabrya, and his entire family during this. Bodziak also testified that, despite two sets of footprints at the crime scene, only one attacker was present because they were all made by the same shoes. This combo of undated image provided by University of Virginia Athletics shows NCAA college football players, from left, Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D'Sean Perry, killed in a . A decade ago, Phillip Adams achieved his dream of becoming an NFL player.But on Wednesday, the former San Francisco 49ers draft pick shockingly killed five people in South Carolina, including two young children.. Clark claimed that Simpson was acting when he appeared to be struggling to put on the gloves, yet Cochran replied "I don't think he could act the size of his hands". The LAPD also declined to reexamine the evidence with modern methods because Simpson can not be tried for the same crime again under the Fifth Amendment. I am truly heartbroken. Later on, he left the Akita with a neighboring couple who offered to keep the dog overnight; as the dog was agitated, the couple decided to walk it back to where it had been found. [185], Park's testimony was significant because it explained the location of the glove found at Simpson's home. The Akita, whose legs were covered in blood, followed the man home; he tried to walk the dog back to where he found it, but the dog resisted. Simpson spent the night between June 16 and 17 at the San Fernando Valley home of friend Robert Kardashian; Shapiro asked several doctors to attend to Simpson's purported fragile mental state. The Fuhrman tapes became the cornerstone of the defense's case that Fuhrman's testimony lacked credibility. [315] Scheck also suggested that Fuhrman broke into Simpson's Bronco and used the glove like a paint brush to plant blood onto and inside the Bronco. [190] He then discarded the glove, came back and went through the front door. Christopher Darden published In Contempt in 1998 about the trial. The final wound inflicted ran deep into her neck, severing her carotid artery. [403][404] In May 2008, Mike Gilbert released his book How I Helped O.J. Only 29 pairs of that size were sold in the U.S. and one of them was sold at the same store that Simpson often buys his shoes from. [103][95] The chase was covered live by ABC anchors Peter Jennings and Barbara Walters on behalf of the network's five news magazines, which achieved some of their highest-ever ratings that week. [365] The murder of George Floyd revived empathy for racial injustice among white liberals[366][367][368] but the unsuccessful attempt to repeal prop 209 in 2020 is credited to the trial's legacy of undermining race relations. [173][174] In it, she opines that the statistic from Dershowitz that of the two million incidents of abuse per year, only 2,000 victims are actually murdered by their spouses as being misleading because Brown was already dead. [63][253] Fung and Mazzola did admit to making several mistakes during evidence collection which included not always changing gloves between handling evidence items, packaging and storing the evidence items using plastic bags, rather than paper bags as recommended, and storing them in the police van, which was not refrigerated, for up to seven hours after collection. [450][451], Electronic musician James Ferraro referenced the police chase in the song "White Bronco" on his 2015 album Skid Row. His account is attacked in cross-examination", "Simpson Held After Wild Chase: He's Charged With Murder of Ex-Wife, Friend", "TV news chopper spotted O.J. [357][358][359] A historic drop in diversity in the University of California followed which led to a similar lack of diversity seen in the state's White-collar job market, particularly the High tech area of Silicon Valley. [306] Multiple other officers also testified under oath that the blood was present on the back gate the night of the murders. [351] Such theories have been rejected by the trial's participants,[419][420] with Hunt opining that these claims were attempts to tap into the public interest in the case and were never meant to be taken seriously. [261] He testified on August 2, 1995, that Forensic PCR DNA matching is not reliable[262][263][264][265] and "The LAPD crime lab has a substantial contamination problem. Simpson would commit suicide, escape, be arrested, or engage in some kind of violent confrontation. In 1986, Rozier was charged with murder for doing . From Jan. 1, 2012, to Sept. 17, 2014, 33 NFL players were arrested on charges involving domestic violence, battery, assault and murder. [153] Simpson's history of abusing Brown resulted in their divorce and him pleading guilty to one count of domestic violence in 1989. [286] The defense alleged that the drop of blood on the back gate at the Bundy crime scene, which matched Simpson, and the blood found on a pair of socks in Simpson's bedroom, which matched Brown, were planted by the police. At 1:50pm, Commander Dave Gascon, LAPD's chief spokesman, publicly declared Simpson a fugitive; the police issued an all-points bulletin for him and an arrest warrant for Cowlings. [108], On June 20, Simpson was arraigned and pleaded not guilty to both murders and was held without bail. ", "O.J. [410], In 1996, Fred Goldman and Sharon Rufo, the parents of Ron Goldman, and Lou Brown, father of Nicole Brown filed a civil suit against Simpson for wrongful death. Simpson reportedly demanded that he be allowed to speak to his mother before he would surrender. He also shot and killed two air conditioning. [185] Allan Park testified on March 28 that he arrived at Simpson's home at 10:25 pm on the night of the murders and stopped at the Rockingham entrance: Simpson's Bronco was not there. [289] This demonstrated that he misread it and that the levels found in the evidence samples were consistent with those found in blood that was not preserved in a police reference vial. Both sides accepted a disproportionate number of female jurors. Vincent Bugliosi published Outrage: The five Reasons why O. J. Simpson got away with Murder in 1997. Authorities in South Carolina have confirmed that former NFL player Phillip Adams was the person who killed five people, including a prominent doctor, his wife and their two grandchildren in South . [444], Saturday Night Live Weekend Update host Norm Macdonald frequently made jokes about O.J. [455], Cowlings's white Ford bronco that he drove in the police chase is on display at the Alcatraz East Crime Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. [409] Juror Anise Aschenbach, who initially voted guilty before changing her vote, stated she regrets the decision and believes Simpson is guilty because he is not looking for the "real killer" like he promised he would. [72] He testified that he saw Simpson's house number on the curb outside the estate, but no car was parked outside. Ito then ordered them to court and the 13 protesters responded by wearing all black and refusing to come out to the jury box upon arrival. [417][418], According to O.J. [284] The prosecution also pointed out that the media cameras present proved that Vannatter never returned to the Bundy crime scene (Brown's home) that evening, where Simpson's blood was allegedly planted. Adams, 32, later killed himself during a standoff with police at his parents' home nearby. Simpson's defense was said to have cost between US$3million and $6million; the media dubbed the group of talented attorneys the Dream Team,[227][228] while the taxpayer cost of prosecution was over US$9million. On July 24, 1995, Dr. Fredric Rieders, a forensic toxicologist who had analysed results provided by FBI special agent Roger Martz, testified that the level of EDTA in the evidence samples was higher than that which is normally found in blood: this appeared to support the claim they came from the reference vials. The prosecution stated that the probability of error was 1-in-6.8 billion. [339], An estimated 100 million people worldwide watched or listened to the verdict's announcement. The officer who responded to that call, Detective John Edwards, testified next that when he arrived, a severely beaten Brown ran from the bushes where she was hiding and to the detective screaming "He's going to kill me, he's going to kill me", referring to Simpson. Dershowitz said that he believed that Ito, along with others related to the case such as Clark, Fuhrman and Kaelin, was influenced to some degree by the media presence and related publicity. He emphasized that Fuhrman was proved to have repeatedly referred to black people as "niggers" and also to have boasted of beating young black men in his role as a police officer. Simpson, but Fox Does an End Run", "O.j. Lange noticed that Simpson had a cut on a finger on his left hand that was consistent with where the killer was bleeding from, and asked Simpson how he got the cut. Dec. 1, 2012— -- Jovan Belcher, a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs, committed suicide today in front of his coaches and police officers outside the team's stadium, shortly after he . 3. [348][349] An NBC poll taken 10 years later in 2004 reported similar results with 87% of whites believing Simpson was guilty compared to only 27% of African Americans believing so. [95][90] The chase was so long that one helicopter ran out of fuel, forcing its station to ask another for a camera feed. Instead, authorities held a probable cause hearing to determine whether to bring Simpson to trial. Cochran also presented a piece of paper to the jury with the title "Vannatter's Big Lies", and claimed, without any evidence or proof, that Vannatter had returned to the crime scene with Simpson's blood to plant it there, despite Vannatter having previously testified that he had given it to Dennis Fung in order to avoid the exhibits from getting mixed up. Former NFL tight end Kevin Ware was indicted on murder and tampering charges in the death of his girlfriend in Texas last year, the Harris County district attorney said Thursday. With no witnesses to the crime, the prosecution was dependent on DNA as the only physical evidence linking Simpson to the crime. From an original jury pool of 40 percent white, 28 percent black, 17 percent Hispanic, and 15 percent Asian, the final jury for the trial had ten women and two men, of whom nine were black, two white, and one Hispanic. [167] Shapiro, Dershowitz, and Uelmen later admitted they believe that race played a factor in the jurors' dismissal of Brown's abuse by Simpson. Hair consistent with Goldman was found on Brown and clothing fibers consistent with Brown was found on Goldman. When she reported that number was 80.3%, they dropped her from the witness list. Former NBA player Lorenzen Wright was found in Mississippi dead of multiple gunshot wounds back in 2010 after being reported missing days before in Tennessee. And they got really upset when the Simpson trial was over, and people would come up to me on the street and say, 'God, I loved your show. [90] Thousands of spectators and onlookers packed overpasses along the route of the chase, waiting for the white Bronco. [86] The LAPD notified Shapiro at 8:30am that Simpson would have to turn himself in that day. [252], Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld argued that the results from the DNA testing were not reliable because the police were "sloppy" in collecting and preserving it from the crime scene. [86] Jack Ferreira and Mike Smith were among those watching the chase not knowing why;[94] they felt part of a "common emotional experience", one author wrote, as they "wonder[ed] if O.J. The authorities said that Adams fatally shot Dr. Lesslie; his wife, Barbara; and two of their grandchildren, Adah Lesslie, 9, and Noah Lesslie, 5. Simpson Trial Wasn't The Only Thing That Put Her On The Map", "Faye Resnick Videos Addressing The Drug Cartel Theory On 'The People V. O.J. [185], The prosecution presented a total of 108 exhibits, including 61 drops of blood,[191] of DNA evidence allegedly linking Simpson to the murders. [110], At first, Simpson's defense sought to show that one or more hitmen hired by drug dealers had murdered Brown and Goldman giving Brown a "Colombian necktie" because they were looking for Brown's friend, Faye Resnick, a known cocaine user who had failed to pay for her drugs. Simpson 'loves it', "O.J. On March 20, 1995, Vannatter testified that he instructed Fung to collect the blood on the gate on June 13 and Fung admitted he had not done so. [138] The decision may have affected the trial's outcome because it resulted in a jury pool that was less educated, had lower incomes, and contained more African Americans. [188] The blood trail from the Bronco to the front door was easily understood but the glove was found on the other side of the house. [102][90], Los Angeles streets emptied and drink orders stopped at bars as people watched on television. District Attorney Gil Garcetti elected to file charges in downtown Los Angeles, as opposed to Santa Monica, in which jurisdiction the crimes took place. Phillips noted that Simpson only asked if the children had seen the murder or Brown's body, but was not concerned about whether the assailant(s) had harmed the children either. [181][182] Kato Kaelin testified on March 22, 1995, that he last saw Simpson at 9:36 pm that evening. They concluded that Simpson probably was guilty but the prosecution failed to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. Her Testimony In The O.J. Simpson asked Lange to "just let me get to the house" and said "I need [the gun] for me". The following day, Ito dismissed the three deputies anyway, which upset the jurors that did not complain because the dismissal appeared to lend credence to Harris's allegations, which they all denied. [88] More than 1,000 reporters waited for Simpson's perp walk at the police station, but he did not arrive as stipulated. Fung testified he could not see blood on the socks he collected from Simpson's bedroom[144] but the prosecution later demonstrated that those blood stains are only visible underneath a microscope. Most of the public, including Simpson's friend Al Michaels,[95] interpreted his actions as an admission of guilt yet thousands of people encouraged him to flee prosecution and were sympathetic to his feelings of guilt. PARK CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) A former professional football player was sentenced for the November 2017 murder of his wife. During cross-examination by Clark, Lopez admitted she was not sure what time she saw Simpson's Bronco but the defense still intended to call her. Simpson Trial", "2nd State Scientist Backs DNA Results: Simpson case: Criminalist Renee Montgomery says a new, more sensitive type of test corroborates earlier evidence. Dr. Robert Lesslie is seen in Rock Hill in March 2009. Talk of Race Relations? [285], The only physical evidence offered by the defense that the police tried to frame Simpson was the allegation that two of the 108 DNA evidence samples tested in the case contained the preservative Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, or EDTA. [74] The driver also testified that he loaded four luggage bags into the car that night, one of them being a knapsack that Simpson would not let him touch, insisting he load it himself. Authorities say on April 7, Adams went to the home of Dr. Robert Lesslie and shot him, his wife and two of their grandchildren, aged 9 and 5. While Cochran, Bailey and Dershowitz were already well-known, others like Kaelin became celebrities, and Resnick and Simpson's girlfriend Paula Barbieri appeared in Playboy. [162] Marcia Clark stated it was because they believed the DNA evidence against Simpson was insurmountable, but the media speculated it was because of the comments made by dismissed juror Jeanette Harris. A large bruise in the center of her upper back with a corresponding foot print on her clothing indicated to investigators that, after killing Goldman, the assailant returned to Brown's body, stood on her back, pulled her head back by the hair and slit her throat. [311] Unlike the sock and the back gate, the defense provided no physical or eyewitness evidence to support their claim that the prosecution could then refute. After he did not turn himself in at the agreed time, he became the object of a low-speed pursuit in a white 1993 Ford Bronco SUV owned and driven by his friend Al Cowlings. [257][266][267][268], During cross-examination, Dr. Gerdes admitted there was no evidence that cross-contamination had occurred and that he was only testifying to "what might occur and not what actually did occur". 1:59. ROCK HILL, SC - Former NFL football player Philip Adams has been identified as the suspect of a mass shooting in South Carolina where he killed a beloved community doctor, his wife, and their two grandchildren. Simpson was arrested and charged with the two murders on June 17; he pleaded not guilty and hired a team of prominent lawyers to handle his defense. The nightly news broadcasts from the Big Three television networks gave more air time to the case than to the Bosnian War and the Oklahoma City bombing combined. [128][bettersourceneeded] The U.S. Supreme Court received a message on the verdict during oral arguments, with the justices quietly passing the note to each other while listening to the attorney's presentation. Insinuating his son may have had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, from his years in the NFL, the father said: "I think the football messed him up." Doctor, Wife, and 2 Young Grandchildren . [59], The front door to Brown's condominium was open when the bodies were found, but there were no signs that anyone had entered the building, by breaking in or otherwise. [46] She had reported a set of keys missing from her house a few weeks earlier. Among the reporters who covered the trial daily from the courtroom, and a media-area that was dubbed "Camp O. "[405], In the documentary O.J. In contrast to Cochran's book, Shapiro wrote "I never believed that Simpson was being victimized by a racist police organization because he was blackor that he was seen as a black hero". [316], The prosecution denied that Fuhrman planted the glove. Simpson's Bizarre Saga in Ex-Wife's Murder Ends in Not Guilty Plea", "World watches as police chase O.J. [298] He contended that the defense had jumped to conclusions from the presumptive test results, while his tests had in fact shown that "those bloodstains did not come from preserved blood". On November 3, twelve jurors were seated with twelve alternates. [44][45] She was considering staying at the shelter because she was afraid of what Simpson might do to her, as she was refusing his pleas to reconcile their marriage. 209 battle neglects issue of diversity Daily Bruin", "Prop. He noted the house was dark and nobody appeared to be home as he smoked a cigarette and made several calls to his boss to get Simpson's home phone number. Simpson's Alibi", "Proving the Case: The Science of DNA: DNA Evidence in the O.J. Through television, Shapiro appealed to Simpson to surrender. The team also included F. Lee Bailey, Alan Dershowitz, Robert Kardashian, Shawn Holley, Carl E. Douglas, and Gerald Uelmen. Simpson Trial's Supporting Players, from Faye Resnick to Mark Fuhrman", "Simpson Guest Testifies Of Strains Before Killings", "O.J. Whites are not", "California Campaign to Revive Affirmative Action Is Struggling", "The silly George ZimmermanO.J. references the trial. Get the latest Scottish, UK and world news, sport, celebrity gossip, showbiz, politics, business and lifestyle from The Scottish Sun The ex-NFL player had been instructed not to consume drugs and to avoid drinking establishments. She talked to the television show Hard Copy for $5,000, after which prosecutors declined to use her testimony at trial. [128] After the verdict was read, juror number nine, 44-year-old Lionel Cryer, gave Simpson a black power raised fist salute. Darden noted the police did not arrest Simpson for five days after the 1994 murders.
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