Oj Simpson Case

Another thing that was revealed during the trial was how O.J. abused Nicole during their marriage and when they separated. During the trial state prosecutor Marcia Clark brought up how the abuse allegations against O.J. were never really investigated (Flynn). O.J. got away with beating Nicole Brown Simpson, and he would deny ever hitting Nicole (Flynn). However, there was plenty of evidence that showed otherwise, like Nicole’s journals, pictures and statements to her friends (Flynn). On the 1st of January in 1989, Nicole Brown Simpson was hit so hard by her husband, O.J. Simpson, that she ended up in the hospital. When she arrived at the hospital she was screaming, “He’s [O.J. Simpson] going to kill me,” (Flynn). While at the hospital, Nicole

is innocent. They believe that LAPD planted the evidence that was found in O.J.’s house and at the crime scene (Birnkwroth). The crime scene investigation also claimed that the killer was hiding, but some people believe that was impossible (Birnkworth). Evidence of the crime scene was too easy to get a hold of; therefore, it was tampered with (Kolata). As a result, people believed that none of the evidence could be used. The people who believe that O.J. was innocent also said that a man who loved their family as much as O.J. did wasn’t able to commit the horrific murders (Birnkworth). The day of the car chase O.J. left a note saying that he loved Nicole Brown Simpson and that he did not kill her (Birnkworth). Some stated how it was impossible that O.J. was the killer because he only walked away with a cut on his left hand (Birnkworth). Anyone who would’ve fought Ronald Goldman would’ve walked away with more injuries. Allegations of domestic abuse were a “waste of time,” according to a jury member (Flynn). The biggest reason why people believe O.J. is innocent is because the gloves at the crime scene did not fit (Muller). With all this, people believed O.J. was innocent, and when he was found not guilty, O.J.’s supporters filled the streets in happiness

believed that things would go back to how they used to be (Dunne). O.J. was not welcomed in many of the places he visited regularly (Dunne). He ended up moving out of his residency in Rockingham because he had no privacy (Dunne). O.J. had to sneak around the media in order to visit his family (Dunne). Sydney and Justin were taken in by the Browns due to the fact that O.J. couldn’t care for them (Dunne). Years after the trial, Simpson committed the crime of kidnapping and armed robbery (Shoft). He was sentenced to 33 years in prison in 2008 (Shoft). However, Simpson was released recently on parole in 2017 (Shoft). O.J. Simpson’s life changed dramatically after the